You could have just done this and saved some time (I haven't tested it myself yet, but I'm pretty sure it should work) :

on :input::{
if ( $1 == +v ) { mode $chan +v $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -v ) { mode $chan -v $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +h ) { mode $chan +h $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -h ) { mode $chan -h $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +o ) { mode $chan +o $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -o ) { mode $chan -o $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +a ) { mode $chan +a $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -a ) { mode $chan -a $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +q ) { mode $chan +q $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -q ) { mode $chan -q $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
}
Or simply:

on *:input:#:{
  if ($regex($1,/^[+-][vhoaq]$/)) {
    mode $chan $1-2
    msg $chan You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
  }
}

You could have just done this and saved some time (I haven't tested it myself yet, but I'm pretty sure it should work) :

on :input::{
if ( $1 == +v ) { mode $chan +v $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -v ) { mode $chan -v $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +h ) { mode $chan +h $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -h ) { mode $chan -h $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +o ) { mode $chan +o $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -o ) { mode $chan -o $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +a ) { mode $chan +a $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -a ) { mode $chan -a $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == +q ) { mode $chan +q $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
if ( $1 == -q ) { mode $chan -q $2 } $msg $chan $2 You can't tell me what to do, Fool.
}

ok i dont see the point in having the text, sry if i sounded mean, im jw

anti, that code u put is pointless

1) why would u set urself as %owner, when u can just check $me
2) if u do set urself as owner, u cant trigger ur own on text\'s
3) u put $owner, not %owner
4) u forgot the msg $chan in the You dont have...

great job for ur first script, but do

on @*:text:*-v*:#:{

(checks if ur op)

also, rather than if ($nick != %owner), u can do else msg $chan blah blah blah

but the script is fine as it is, and its ur first script, so keep up the good work :)

Okay where is this %owner it wont work and mr_e dont make it to hard just like..

on *:START: { set $me $owner }
on ^*:TEXT:*+v*:#: { if $nick == %owner } goto ownerV
elseif {
You dont have Proper Access :P
:ownerV
.mode $chan +v $2-
}

Another idea would be just set yourself as bot owner under users and use , for example, on owner:text:!+v*:#:{ /mode # +v $2 }. Though as TopNut said this is merely a suggestion, everyone has their own way of scripting and kudos on your first script, you will get better as time progresses. Keep it up!

Thanks. :]

This code can be optimized greatly. But as it is your first code, I won\'t tell you that it\'s badly coded. The note would then be \'Can Improve\'.

Here is another method of doing it:

On $@:Text:/^(([+-][vhoaq])\s(\S{2,}))/S::{
If ($nick == %owner) { MODE # $regml(2) $regml(3) }
Else { Notice $nick You can\'t tell me what to do, Fool. }
}

Fail fail fail Dammit Callum. >:\

Hope ya like it :]