By Seven_Dayss on May 28, 2008i made more simple script, it's more like prank i guess...
think the script is not really usefull, this script only copying text or action from the user,
just left click and click !sharingan at user to use it.
on 1:TEXT:*:#: {
if ($nick == %nick) /msg $chan $1-
}
on 1:ACTION:*:#: {
if ($nick == %nick) /describe $chan $1-
}
Menu nicklist {
Sharingan!:/set %nick $1 | msg $chan !sharingan $1
Stop Sharingan!:echo 4Sharingan 1stopped | unset %nick
EL, why are you getting on me for helping others? I\'m just showing another way to do this, a little bit more stylish.
And yeah.. /help doesn\'t fail - not at all.
That little snippet may be hard from they\'re way, but if they really want to learn, thats a great way to check /help for most useful commands (t.i. $iif is one of the best commands i discovered before few years)
Bullshít more \'\'stylish\'\' has nothing to do with style it\'s far to complicated from what he knows, he can\'t understand it he can\'t even read it so hence if he uses it its fúcking pointless he learns nothing but how to copy an paste.You want to help an show another way of doing thing atleast do it so they can learn and read the code an somewhat understand and your not the only one that does it noutrious so don\'t think i\'m attacking you,people grasp things gradually man from one step then another increasing what they know they do not jump in steps and if they do they will miss something.Just because it\'s more stylish doesn\'t mean it\'s more effective for the persons learning curve now that said all people learn differently so my opinion goes by what i see with coders every day they want something done and ask it about to or as one to do it and they get what they need but don\'t learn shít cause they don\'t know what it does or can do or be changed ETC. all they know is what it can do if changed slightly and copy an pasted else where so it\'s completely pointless to jump like that if you want your stylish post to be effective then do ya self a favor an sit down an step by step explain in detail what everything does in your code so this way theres a slight chance of him grasping it.And yes the help file fúcking fails dude look at the explanation of $iif i have had countless people ask wtf $iif was and said the help file is confusing at best explaining it,along with a slew of other identifiers an commands but hey who knows maybe the new mIRC help file doesn\'t fail.Who knows man I wont argue with you i made my point and it\'s not about me and you its about this person learning and understanding wat he needs/wans to learn an make his code work so he likes it not us.`-.-´
EL, why are you getting on me for helping others? I\'m just showing another way to do this, a little bit more stylish.
And yeah.. /help doesn\'t fail - not at all.
That little snippet may be hard from they\'re way, but if they really want to learn, thats a great way to check /help for most useful commands (t.i. $iif is one of the best commands i discovered before few years)
Dude @ Noutrious are you on something? This is i think his or her second code you really think he or she will understand what you just posted? And we all know the help file fails hard.Maybe try to go one step further then what they know but not that much.This is a mimic script it needs to do one thing and that\'s to mimic/copy and out put what a intended target sends to the channel.I suggest that you add a on nick event so you can keep the mimic working even after they try to change nicks also add flood protection to this so they dont just flood u off with them or get you baned just make it unset the var adn maybe add a timed mimic as well all i all it\'s simple and besides the missing closing bracket it looks(haven\'t tested it yet) good.Keep up the work add a few more things and haev fun doing it.`-.-´
on *:TEXT:*:#:if ($nick == %sharingan) msg $chan $1-
on *:ACTION:*:#:if ($nick == %sharingan) describe $chan $1-
menu nicklist {
$iif(%sharingan,$style(1)) Sharingan:$+($iif(%sharingan,un),set) %sharingan $iif(!%sharingan,$1)
}
My suggestion.. Check the aliases ($*) from this script you don\'t know at /help - learn something new and useful :)