Nick Locker

By LucSatise on Feb 18, 2008

I made this randomly in about 5mins. What it does: If you have it turned on and u try to change nick it will make u change back again.

Reason: I kept getting abused with /svsnicks so i locked my nick with this ;)

To use:
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Nick locker
Power = on

on *:NICK:{
  if ($nick == $me) || ($newnick == $me) {
    if (%Nicklock == On) {
      nick $nick
    }
  }
}
menu * {
  Nick Locker
  .Power
  ..$iif(%Nicklock == Off,On): /set %nicklock On | echo -a Nick Locker On
  ..$iif(%Nicklock = On,Off): /set %nicklock Off | echo -a Nick Locker Off
}

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j-skrillz - Sep 15, 2008

hmm..pretty good script....
i had to manually do /set %guestdisable on
(i edited it so if i get reset to guest it changes me back and identifies...)
but other than that....good

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LucSatise - Feb 19, 2008

lolz took out wrng line :O

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guest598594 - Feb 19, 2008

lol...why\'d you take the /nick line out? that\'s the main part of this script

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LucSatise - Feb 19, 2008

Edited to match Mountain Dew\'s suggestions.

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guest598594 - Feb 19, 2008

  if ($nick == $me) || ($newnick == $me) {

all u need is if ($nick == $me) because $newnick can\'t == $me if you\'re already $me

      set %Nick $nick
      nick $nick

the variable is pointless if ur not using it

  ..On: /set %nicklock On | echo -a Nick Locker On
  ..Off: /set %nicklock Off | echo -a Nick Locker Off

i would use $style and $iif to disable whether it\'s on or off already

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LucSatise - Feb 19, 2008

k answer to 1) I was using the name LucSatise or Rayth
2) tell them that

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Scakk - Feb 18, 2008

\" Reason: I kept getting abused with /svsnicks so i locked my nick with this ;) \"

That tells me a couple things.

1) You are probably using bad nicks.
2) The ones with the power to use that command should not have it.

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