this command in Private

By RaiNBoW_Six on Aug 08, 2008

this code in Private if you say kick nick then nick is kick or if you write in Private ban nick then nick kick+ban from chan :)

on *:text:*:?:{
  if ($strip($1) == !op) { mode #chan +o $nick } 
  if ($strip($1) == !deop) { mode #chan -o $nick } 
  if ($strip($1) == !master) { mode #chan +q $nick } 
  if ($strip($1) == !kick) { kick #chan $nick bye bye }
  if ($strip($1) == !v) { mode #chan +v $nick } 
  if ($nick isop #chan) { if ($strip($1) == kick) { kick #chan $2- } | elseif ($strip($1) == ban) { ban -ku300 #chan $2 2 $3- } }

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AHBARAR - Aug 09, 2008

as napa128 said u should added the chan name or something :
on :text:!op:? {
if ($2 == $null) {
msg $nick Plz Put Channel Name After The Command !op
}
else {
mode $2 +o $nick
}
}
etc ....
and its better if u add an owner to bot or a level owner so no user can op him self by it too

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DaNzO - Aug 09, 2008

Something like this would be better

on :TEXT:!kick :: if ($nick == EDITTHIS) { /kick $2 $3 Requested by ( $+ $nick $+ ) }
on :TEXT:!Voice :: if ($nick == EDITTHIS) { /mode $2 +v $3 | .msg $2 $1 successfully voiced ~ Requested by ( $+ $nick $+ ) }

So on and so forth.
Though, Maybe some more kind of identification should be added, a botlevel script or a login script, something like that would work a treat.

DaNzO

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Soulkeeper - Aug 08, 2008

Wouldn\'t you want the bot to kick someone else, not the one saying !kick? ;o

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napa182 - Aug 08, 2008

if you are doing this in a p2p you are going to have to include the channel name that you are kicking the person out of.

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