kinda easy to understand.
;this line is in how many Seconds it will trigger if..
inc -u5 %joins. [ $+ [ $chan ] ]
;..there is 4 joins
if ( %joins. [ $+ [ $chan ] ] == 4 ) {
;Only the number 5 and 4 could be changed, but its not a suggested
;snippets if you are on a HIGH-Traffic channel.
;Because NetSplits will trigger it.
;Its Only a Little Simple Script.
;Manipulate it like you feel, and learn From it! :)
on @:join:#CHANNELNAME: {
inc -u5 %joins. [ $+ [ $chan ] ]
if ( %joins. [ $+ [ $chan ] ] == 4 ) {
mode $chan +r
.msg $chan Channel Locked For 400 Sec.
.timer 1 400 mode $chan -r
}
}
joshuaxiong1 no, +R means that the channel is registered, this mode is for chanfix to know that he can\'t do shit there. sometimes, channel managers like to keep X out of the channel, snd there was a \"bug\" about it. cauz chanfix reoped the top scorers, whan themanager didn\'t wanted to op them. so thy had to create this channel mode so X and C don\'t fight. when the channel is not registered with X then the mode +R is not used.
HoNdAx707 +R is an invalid mode for undernet, and this network is where i hang out the most. well. +R is actually a valid mode but for chanfix, ( So C will know that a channel is Registered thru X ) but no one can change this mode,
and EL .. +j is an invalid mode too on undernet, there is no such thing as knocking
Thnx for your Comments :p