i tryied it and i got people to try it but it still didn't work.
it might be because of my colour script.

Kyle, the script by itself doesn't require a text file. You just place it into your mirc remote and you're good to go. When someone in a channel enters the command !fact, the script will display a message randomly from 1 to 190 facts.

How do i use it with mIRC?
And whats a .txt file?
:s

yes i would also recommend useing a .txt file as i have over 1500 facts lol.

Gemster

Or use sockets to get random facts from a website.

Create a file in mirc root folder facts.txt and use the
following code in remote.

on *:TEXT:!fact*:#:.msg # $read(facts.txt)

Btw, putting txt files in mirc root makes it accessable
under Help/Text Files for easy editing.

WOW!! I like it alot.

Well StarGate If Its On Your mIRC You Cannot Type It At And It Work Unless You Are Also On Java So Just Tell Someone To Type !Fact Itll Work.

I type !fact and nothing happens. Why is this?

Help Me Out How I Do A .txt\'s ? Lol I Dont Understand

i cant believe you did random up to 190! .txt\'s a lot simpler! good job though.

One problem I noticed right off the bat was in the first fact: $5 should be $!5 so it does not execute as an alias.

Wow... This is good... but i recomend you use a .txt for this.

on $:text:/^[!@]fact/Si:#:{ var %x $iif($Left($1,1) == @, msg $chan, .notice $nick) | %x $read(fact.txt) }

^ would be soo much easier and it saves file space ;o just put them in a.txt and load it into mIRC file.

Hope you concider this idea =)