Lol.
Yeah this isn\'t mass bud.
And it was my first.
=]

korvin, that would be a mass voice + op which isnt really this :/

mode # +ov $nick

sigh

Quotes From MountainDew:

but when u set multiple modes, u need to put that many nicks

ex: +vo would need $nick $nick or $str($nick $chr(32),2) rebellious made a mistake, forgot the $chr(32) :)

ex: if u do +vaoqb, it would be /mode $chan +vaoqb $str($nick $+ $chr(32),5)

[quote]

Why not just:

on @*:join:#:{
if ($istok(%opvoice.nicks,$nick,32)) mode # +vo $str($nick,2)
}

;)

its $str($nick $+ $chr(32),2)
[/quote]
lol

on *:JOIN:#:{
var %i = 1
var %nick = %nick(#,%i)
while (%nick ison #) {
mode # +ov $nick
inc %i
var %nick = %nick(#,%i)
}
}

Lol tis okay

sighs I forgot to close that damned

Why not not use varibles that one use nicknames? How about we use.

on @*:join:#: {
if ($ulevel = 100) { mode # +o $nick }
if ($ulevel = 50) { mode # +v $nick }
}

menu nicklist {
auto op
.add: {
if ($ial(#) { .who }
auser $address($nick,3) 100
if ($nick !isop #) { mode # +o $nick }
}
.remove {
if ($ial(#) { .who }
ruser $address($nick,3)
if ($nick isop #) { mode # -o $nick }
}
auto voice
.add: {
if ($ial(#) { .who }
auser $address($nick,3) 50
if ($nick !isvoice #) { mode # +v $nick }
}
.remove {
if ($ial(#) { .who }
ruser $address($nick,3)
if ($nick isvoice #) { mode # -v $nick }
}
}

Why not just:

Code:
on @*:join:#:{
if ($istok(%opvoice.nicks,$nick,32)) mode # +vo $str($nick,2)
}

;)

its $str($nick $+ $chr(32),2)

Why not just:

on @*:join:#:{
  if ($istok(%opvoice.nicks,$nick,32)) mode # +vo $str($nick,2)
}

Oh and this code does work. I use it. Pretty soon I\'ll be posting more little things i have made.

Harsh is fine. I don\'t take offense.
I am trying to learn and there are more efficent ways of doing this.
So any critisism is appriciated. Harsh or otherwise. The effort to help is there and it is greatly appriciated.
=]

mountaindew, Thanks. Didn\'t realize a made that error lol.

|Chris|, I sounded a bit harsh in my first comment. Please don\'t take it the wrong way. If this is your first script, you didn\'t do too bad. Just try and use solutions that are a bit easier and cleaner in the future.

i didnt realize this was ur first, good job on it :P

but when u set multiple modes, u need to put that many nicks

ex: +vo would need $nick $nick or $str($nick $chr(32),2) rebellious made a mistake, forgot the $chr(32) :)

ex: if u do +vaoqb, it would be /mode $chan +vaoqb $str($nick $+ $chr(32),5)

($str repeats something N times, //help $str)

good luck on future scripts :)

mIRC supports auto voice and auto op already. Besides, this code is very hard to setup and could be executed much differently. You also don\'t check if you are an op in the channel. I\'m not even sure it would work looking at the code.
Here is a resolution:

1) Use a global variable (%opvoice.nicks for example)

on @*:join:#:{ 
  if ($istok(%opvoice.nicks,$nick,32)) mode # +vo $str($nick,2)
}

Then it is easier to add nick by using //set %opvoice.nicks $addtok(%opvoice.nicks,NICK,32)

Second solution:
/avoice nick
/aop nick

OR:
(Another example, doesn\'t exactly have to be done this way)
/auser opvoice nick
on opvoice:join:#: if ($me isop #) mode # +vo $str($nick,2)

u can just do

if ($istok(nick1 nick2 nick3,$nick,32)) mode $chan +vo $nick $nick

Thanks bps19882006

/help $istok
/help /auser

hmm well yes it is clean in the sense of how it would work (nick) for example if u was to stick a name on there it would in fact + o and v them. for a first script i commend u. but there is ALOT more to learn as u go father into scripting. i wont critisize to much at the moment considering it is ur first. great work ;]