Yes sir. The question went unanswered and the script still some-what works. Lol. :p

hahahahaha omfg only 5 years later to reply to that comment

You can type "/set %dice off" to end a game.

How do I continue or end a game?

would be appriciated if the author himself tried it....

okey...I didnt test it yet. I can test later :D

Although, since the trigget (text event) is set as !* it will trigger on all events made with ! in the channel, either change the main trigger or set it 1 specefic channel. and you could always add an help event,

on *:TEXT:!help:#: {
.notice $nick
}

Just to make it clear for the users ;p. So they wont ask you guys hehe.

have fun & i hope the script I made above works now.

Okey Lindrian I will test it :D

Okay, I did some \"fixes\" dunno if it\'ll work, I made it quickly, u can test it yourself :p..

;-------------------------------------
;here it is:
on :TEXT:!:#:{
;i\'ve set em all into 1 text event, looks better.
if ($2 == roll) && ($3 == on) {
if (%dice == on) {
.notice $nick 6 Game is already in progress.
goto end
;added an \'goto end\' loop instead of halt.
}
if ($2 == roll) && ($3 == off) {
;the 2 statements in the if statement is due to the way i\'ve set the text ;event up.
if (%dice == off) {
.notice $nick The game is already disabled.
goto end
}
else {
set %dice off
.notice $nick the game is now disabled.
goto end
}
else {
set %dicedplayer1 $nick
set %dice on
msg $chan 6 %dicedplayer1 has began the game and you have 30 seconds to write !join
.timer72 1 30 msg $chan 6SOrry, %dicedplayer1 nobody joined your game!
.timer73 1 30 unset %dice | goto end
;i\'ve also put . infront of timers & notices, to make them \'silent\'.
}
}
elseif ($2 == join) {
if ($nick == %dicedplayer1) {
.notice $nick 6 You cant play with yourself. goto end } } elseif (%dice == $null) { .notice $nick 6 Game hasnt been started yet! Type !dice to start the game.
goto end
}
else {
;added an else statement here and above, to make the event get executed.
.timer72 off
.timer73 off
goto next
:next
set %dicedplayer2 $nick
set %diceplayer1num $rand(1,6)
set %diceplayer2num $rand(1,6)
msg $chan 6 Game has been started...
msg $chan 6 $+ %dicedplayer1 $+ \'s rolls ---> %diceplayer1num
msg $chan 6 $+ %dicedplayer2 $+ \'s rolls ---> %diceplayer2num
}
if (%diceplayer1num > %diceplayer2num) {
msg $chan 4 $+ %dicedplayer1 won!
unset %dice
goto end
}
if (%diceplayer1num < %diceplayer2num) {
msg $chan 4 $+ %dicedplayer2 won!
unset %dice*
goto end
;also added this line, so the player number 2 can win aswell.
}
if (%diceplayer1num == %diceplayer2num) {
msg $chan 6 It`s a tie. ROll again!
goto next
}
:end
;and here\'s the ending loop.
}
}

;----------------------------

Enjoy! And feel free to fix any of the bugs u might find! We\'re both here to learn after all!

I think the author needs to fix a few minor things, maybe a few more if, else, elseif statements where they\'re needed.

That wont work on ma script :S