kick revenge

By Linuxuser on Jan 23, 2009

simple kick to beat all

on *:KICK:#:{ if ($knick == $me) && ($nick !== $me) && ($nick !== ChanServ) { 
 set %enemy $nick
  inc %kick 1
   cs invite #
    raw -q kick # %enemy <<<<< REVENGE KICK >>>>> ( number: %kick )               
 }
}
on *:JOIN:#:{ if ($nick == %enemy) && ($me isop $chan) {
 inc %kick 1
  raw -q kick # %enemy <<<<< REVENGE KICK >>>>> ( number: %kick )
   unset %enemy
 }
}

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findfriend   -  Sep 03, 2009

ก็แหล่มดีเหมือนกันนะ ให 5 คะแนน

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PATX   -  Apr 23, 2009

rating: 3
reason: pretty good... i never get kicked tho... mostly cos no one has ops in channels i care about cept me :p

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Linuxuser   -  Feb 02, 2009

i can make it work on multiple enemys but no point just end up getting flooded off anycase its a simple one i've created better i'll post more later.

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PuNkTuReD   -  Feb 01, 2009

well its only capable of storing one nick at a time the way you have it, but chances are you wont be kicked from two channel at the same time

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Bluepower10   -  Feb 01, 2009

It should be able to have multiple enemies.

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PuNkTuReD   -  Feb 01, 2009

very nice code

could get rid of the unset %nick and use
set -u2 %enemy $nick

and in your kick event, you could use
$iif(%kick,inc %kick 1,set %kick 1)

so on their first kick it will set %kick 1
so your counter will start properly

7/10

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tv3636   -  Feb 01, 2009

It should, that's what "unset %enemy" is for, right?

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Bluepower10   -  Jan 23, 2009

Looks like a good script, I will try it out and let you know.

Result:
Seems to work good. But, does it remove the enemy after it kicks them?

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