Channel Assistant

By EMMURE on Feb 19, 2009

you can use the commands to help operate a channel. must have op status for it to work though. must go into vars and set %owner as your nick in order for it to work.. :l

on *:text:!*:*:{
  if ( $nick != %owner ) { Halt }
  if ( $nick == %owner ) {
    if ( $1 == !Op ) { /mode # +ooo $2 $3 $4 }
    if ( $1 == !DeOp ) { /mode # -ooo $2 $3 $4 }
    if ( $1 == !Halfop ) { /mode # +hhh $2 $3 $4 }
    if ( $1 == !DeHalfop ) { /mode # -hhh $2 $3 $4 }
    if ( $1 == !Voice ) { /mode # +vvv $2 $3 $4 }
    if ( $1 == !DeVoice ) { /mode # -vvv $2 $3 $4 }
    if ( $1 == !Kick ) { /cs kick # $2 $3- } 
    if ( $1 == !Talk ) { msg $2 $3- }
    if ( $1 == !Access ) { /cs access # add $2 $3 }
    if ( $1 == !Mute ) { mode $chan +b-v ~q: [ $+ [ $address($2,2) ] ] $2 }
    if ( $1 == !UnMute ) { mode $chan -b+v ~q: [ $+ [ $address($2,2) ] ] $2 }
  }
}

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PATX - Apr 27, 2009

Zeppelin382: doinga pretty good job!

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Zeppelin382 - Apr 13, 2009

I taught him :)
gj Ethan

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PATX - Mar 14, 2009

nice script give it a 4 maening the code is mediocer. but if u r as new as u say it was still very good.

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Aucun50 - Feb 22, 2009

On *:Text:*:#:{
  if ($nick == %owner) {
    if ($1 == !Op) { /mode # $+(+,$str(o,6)) $2- }
    elseif ($1 == !DeOp) { /mode # $+(-,$str(o,6)) $2- }
    elseif ($1 == !Halfop) { /mode # $+(+,$str(h,6)) $2- }
    elseif ($1 == !DeHalfop) { /mode # $+(-,$str(h,6)) $2- }
    elseif ($1 == !Voice) { /mode # $+(+,$str(v,6)) $2- }
    elseif ($1 == !DeVoice) { /mode # $+(-,$str(v,6)) $2- }
    elseif ($1 == !Kick ) { /cs kick # $2- }
    elseif ($1 == !Talk) || ($1 == msg) { msg $2 $3- }
    elseif ($1 == !Access) { /cs access $chan add $2- }
    elseif (mute isin $1) { mode $chan $iif(un !isin $1,+b-v,-b+v) $+(~q:,$address($2,2)) $2 }
  else { }  
  }
}

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chadbdurham - Feb 22, 2009

I think that this could be improved a little.

On *:Text:*:#:{
  if ($nick == %owner) {
    if ($1 == !Op) { /mode # $+(+,$str(o,6)) $2- }
    if ($1 == !DeOp) { /mode # $+(-,$str(o,6)) $2- }
    if ($1 == !Halfop) { /mode # $+(+,$str(h,6)) $2- }
    if ($1 == !DeHalfop) { /mode # $+(-,$str(h,6)) $2- }
    if ($1 == !Voice) { /mode # $+(+,$str(v,6)) $2- }
    if ($1 == !DeVoice) { /mode # $+(-,$str(v,6)) $2- }
    if ($1 == !Kick ) { /cs kick # $2- } 
    if ($1 == !Talk) || ($1 == msg) { msg $2 $3- }
    if ($1 == !Access) { /cs access $chan add $2- }
    if (mute isin $1) { mode $chan $iif(un !isin $1,+b-v,-b+v) $+(~q:,$address($2,2)) $2 }
  }
}

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xplo - Feb 20, 2009

you should try not to use services in codes like this. "chanserv"
i think you should use the /kick command because not every network uses cs..

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Aucun50 - Feb 19, 2009

Not really mistake it just speeds thing up and makes it looks nicer

Nice to see new people scripting.

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EMMURE - Feb 19, 2009

oooo.. alright. this is my 4th day doing mSL, so im looking forward to alot of mistakes and advice. :)

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Aucun50 - Feb 19, 2009

You could you else and elseif like:

on *:text:*:#: {
  if ( $nick == %owner ) {
    if ( $1 == !Op ) { /mode # +ooo $2 $3 $4 }
    elseif ( $1 == !DeOp ) { /mode # -ooo $2 $3 $4 }
    elseif ( $1 == !Halfop ) { /mode # +hhh $2 $3 $4 }
    elseif ( $1 == !DeHalfop ) { /mode # -hhh $2 $3 $4 }
    elseif ( $1 == !Voice ) { /mode # +vvv $2 $3 $4 }
    elseif ( $1 == !DeVoice ) { /mode # -vvv $2 $3 $4 }
    elseif ( $1 == !Kick ) { /cs kick # $2 $3- } 
    elseif ( $1 == !Talk ) { msg $2 $3- }
    elseif ( $1 == !Access ) { /cs access # add $2 $3 }
    elseif ( $1 == !Mute ) { mode $chan +b-v ~q: [ $+ [ $address($2,2) ] ] $2 }
    elseif ( $1 == !UnMute ) { mode $chan -b+v ~q: [ $+ [ $address($2,2) ] ] $2 }
    else { }   
  }
}

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