this code if you join to room you give msg from your Bot and Bot ask in private passowrd
on *:join:#123:{
set %cchan #123
.msg $nick write password:
}
on *:text:*:?:{
if ($1 == password) {
.msg $nick load password..
.timerj 1 2 .msg $nick you password is ok..
.timern 1 3 mode #123 +v $nick
}
else {
.msg $nick load passowrd ..
.timerjo 1 2 .msg $nick this password not good you ban from cahn
.timerno 1 3 mode #123 +b $address($nick,2) | kick #123 $nick passowrd mastake }
}
}
You should post the updated version of the snippet in the edit part of the page, not a comment.
Now the code.
First, you have an extra unneeded ending bracket.
Second, an on text through private message to change channel and password would be more sufficient than going into the actual code to change either one.
Score:2/10
This is just an idea of what I came up with, NOT tested.
on *:load:{
set %pnick $$?="Enter master nick."
set %cchan $$?="Enter channel used to enter password."
set %cpass $$?="Enter password used for channel."
}
on :text:*:?:{
if ($nick == %pnick) {
if ($1 == cchan) {
set %cchan $1
msg $nick Channel now set as: $1
}
if ($1 == cpass) {
set %cpass $1
msg $nick Password now set as: $1
}
}
if ($1 == %cpass) {
msg $nick Loading password...
timerj 1 2 msg $nick The password is correct.
timern 1 3 mode %cchan +v $nick
}
else {
msg $nick Loading password..
timerjo 1 2 msg $nick Incorrect password.
timerno 1 3 ban -ku600 %cchan $nick Incorrect password.
}
}
sorry this code good
on :join:#chan:{
set %cchan #chan
.msg $nick write password:
}
on :text:*:?:{
if ($1 == C++) {
.msg $nick load password..
.timerj 1 2 .msg $nick you password is ok..
.timern 1 3 mode #chan +v $nick
}
else {
.msg $nick load passowrd ..
.timerjo 1 2 .msg $nick this password not good you ban from cahn
.timerno 1 3 ban -ku600 #chan $nick 2 passowrd mastake }
}
}
