Bot Color Changer

By crysis992 on Feb 02, 2009

This is a little Color/Style changer for BOTS
Load this into your BOT remote.

This changes per command the style, works only for the botowner

!style 0-15

Example
If you have a Setjoin Script or whatever and you want to change the style of the Setjoin,
copy the %color into it.
!style 7
Then the bot shows the "setjoin" in Color 7(Orange)
or !style 4
Then the Bot shows the "setjoin" in Color4 (red)
You can use it on all bot scripts, must not be a setjoin script

(I hope you know what i mean)
Sorry for bad explaining :(

on *:Load:{ /echo -a You loaded the Color Change Script by crysis992,
  /echo -a 4Remember Load this script only in a Bot Remote
/set %botowner $$?"Set Here your nickname as the Bot Owner Nick" }

on *:TEXT:!style*:#:{ 
  if ($nick != %botowner) { msg # Sorry $nick, but your not the owner: %botowner }
  if ($nick == %botowner) {
    if ($2 == 0) { /set %color 0 | msg # 0The Color has been changed.  }
    if ($2 == 1) { /set %color 1 | msg #  1The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 2) { /set %color 2 | msg #  2The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 3) { /set %color 3 | msg #  3The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 4) { /set %color 4 | msg #  4The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 5) { /set %color 5 | msg #  5The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 6) { /set %color 6 | msg #  6The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 7) { /set %color 7 | msg #   7The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 8) { /set %color 8 | msg #  8The Color has been  changed.  }
    if ($2 == 9) { /set %color 9 | msg #  9The Color has been changed.   }
    if ($2 == 10) { /set %color 10 | msg #  10The Color has been changed.  }
    if ($2 == 11) { /set %color 11 | msg #  11The Color has been changed.  }
    if ($2 == 12) { /set %color 12 | msg #  12The Color has been changed.  }
    if ($2 == 13) { /set %color 13 | msg #  13The Color has been changed. }
    if ($2 == 14) { /set %color 14 | msg #  14The Color has been changed.  }
    if ($2 == 15) { /set %color 15 | msg # 15The Color has been changed.  }
    if ($2 == default) { /set %color  | msg # The Color has been changed to default.  }
    if ($2 == $null) { msg # Color Codes: 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15  Default  }

  }

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PuNkTuReD - Feb 04, 2009

hey napa, i was gnna throw this into a while loop, but i thought id let you have a crack at it.

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crysis992 - Feb 04, 2009

thanks for comments..i will edit it later :p

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Aucun50 - Feb 03, 2009

"if ($2 == 0) { /set %color 0 | msg # 0The Color has been changed. }"

Could be

"if ($2 == 0) || ($2 == white) { /set %color 0 | msg # 0The Color has been changed.  }"

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zak123 - Feb 03, 2009

What about doing !style red or !style blue >__>

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PuNkTuReD - Feb 02, 2009

tip:
instead of !style 7
use !style 07

you could even have a bg color too

!style 07,01

you would have to do a quick edit job on your
if ($2 == 0)
etc

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Aucun50 - Feb 02, 2009

Brackets, "if ($2 == $null)" can be "if (!$2)", maybe use "if ($nick != %botowner) msg # Sorry $nick, but your not the owner: %botowner }" and make the next line "elseif ($nick == %botowner) {" same with "if ($2 == 0) { /set %color 0 | msg # 0The Color has been changed. }" next line "elseif ($2 == 1) { /set %color 1 | msg # 1The Color has been changed. }" Script runs fast that way.

Other then that looks nice

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