By Bull on Oct 13, 2007Saurabh's Access Thanker v3.0, it is used to thank someone, if we get or lose any modes like ~ & @ % +.
The script also calculates how many times we got or lost our access in a particular channel, for example i got ~ in #ZX, and ~ in #XC, it will count seperately for each of the channels.
The script can display how many times we got or lost access in a channel and counts how many times we used the script.
Last and not the least, you can turn on or off the script whenever you want and for the features, right click any window and click "Saurabh's Access Thanker v3.0"
Enjoy :)
Saurabh
Thanks to Typo for helping me on v3.0
1) Why not use groups when disabling/enabling the script? And since you plan to echo in a channel, why not make it menu channel { because I could turn it off in a query or in the status window.
2) One thing I really don\'t like in this snippet is the connect event, but it\'s not really imperative that you remove that.
3) Could be simplified (would provide an example but Lindrian has that covered ;))
eh...
on *:rawmode:#: {
if ($2 == $me) && ($istok(v h o a q,$right($2,1),32)) {
if ($left($2,1) == +) {
msg $chan Thsnks for the $2 $nick $+ ! I have been $2 $+ \'ed $($+(%,thanks,.,$chan,.,$2),2) time(s)
inc $+(%,thanks,.,$chan,.,$2)
}
}
}
Just an example, ud have to elaborate on it urself..
Just showing u how u can do it shorter.
It has a few bugs but nothing hard to fix...Such as instead of... msg $chan Thanks for the + $nick $+ you could do...msg $nick Thanks for the + $nick($1) $+ and I also want to let you can do this too...If ($me == $admin && $me == $op) /kill $1 Don\'t Demod me or if you don\'t want to kill them...If ($me == $mod) /kick $1 Don\'t - me!
Other wise I love the script;)
Just some Ideas note $mod And $admin and $op Only Work With Some mIRC clients :)
Regards,
Tippy