Nice Job Mr_E ;]

It\'s so much easier to add it without having to open the scripts editor and create a new line in the alias just for another nick. And you\'re right, shorter isn\'t always better but it would be in this case. It\'s much easier to have in all in one line and use tokens. I would follow the ideas of the others because they are much easier to configure and use.

Well yeah but I try to keep it simple and shorter isn\'t always better...Text files get long...and no Gummo as I stated you can add more to it, if you bothered to read the intro that is.

I\'m pretty sure you could do this through a text file as well. Not as \'professional\' looking, but it would work.

alias rannick nick $gettok(%nicks,$r(1,$numtok(%nicks,32)),32) 
alias addnnick set %nicks $addtok(%nicks,$$?=\"Nick?\",32)
alias remnick set %nicks $remtok(%nicks,$$?=\"Nick?\",1,32)

napa182: Both your way and Mr_E\'s way can only work properly if there\'s 7 nicks.

oops

well you could do it alot of diff ways but smaller is not always better..
heres another way lmao

menu channel { 
  .Random Nick
  ..Echo ChangeNicks:{ echo -a Nick now randomly changed | rannick } 
}
alias rannick {
  var %f NICK1,NICK2,NICK3,NICK4,NICK5,NICK6,NICK7
  nick $gettok(%f,$r(1,7),44)
} 

or again i do like E\'s way also it\'s ez to read for beginners to learn from...

You can make that script much smaller:

menu channel { 
  Random Nick
  .ChangeNicks:{
    echo -a Nick now randomly changed
    tokenize 32 NICK1 NICK2 NICK3 NICK4 NICK5 NICK6 NICK7
    nick $ [ $+ [ $rand(1,$0) ] ]
  }
}

:)

nice work E