meh. what else should i do? not many potential life-saving scripts out there. :P im just doing this as a proof of concept. :) albeit, petting someone is odd ;)

good script i agree w/ slacker on those above coding issues though. my only question is who would pet a person??? sorry but i found it a bit dull. i would think could make the trigger a bit better then petting someone i give it a 4

if you want it per person for the flood control you can use..

if (!$($+(%,purrflood,.,$nick),2)) { set -u3 $+(%,purrflood,.,$nick) $nick

so now the code would look like..

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { if (!$($+(%,purrflood,.,$nick),2)) { set -u3 $+(%,purrflood,.,$nick) $nick | .timer.purr 1 1 describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr.... } }

also i would add a few responses..

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#:{ if (!$($+(%,purrflood,.,$nick),2)) { set -u3 $+(%,purrflood,.,$nick) $nick | .timer.purr 1 1 describe # $gettok(purrrrrr.... purrrrrrssss....|moans|ask's for a happy ending,$r(1,3),124) } }

also you should really name ur timers.

If you're saying you don't understand what slacker did, Aucun,

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { if (!%purrflood) { set -u3 %purrflood on | .timer.purr 1 1 describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr.... } }

There is a $ infront of the $+(,pets,,$me,) because you cannot directly use identifiers like $+'s as a match.
is just a wildcard, so there can be anything between "pets" and "$me".
So the script can be activated, assuming let's say the bot nick is CatBot, by saying something like:

/me pets the bot CatBot by touching her fur.

As slacker has said,

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { if (!%purrflood) { set -u3 %purrflood on | .timer.purr 1 1 describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr.... } }

, can be used, however it disables the script all together for three seconds.

To make antispam per person, you can also do

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { if ($wildsite !isin %purrflood) { set -u3 %purrflood $addtok(%purrflood,$wildsite,32) | .timerpurr 1 1 .describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr... } }

using tokens, or the traditional method:

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { if (!%purrflood. [ $+ [ $nick ] ]) { set -u3 %purrflood. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] | .timerpurr 1 1 .describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr... } }

I did $iif because in the original script there's a halt and i don't understand your script LOL, i wasn't trying to change it that much so $iif worked.

Aucun50 why would you use a $iif for that. an $iif is not needed.
and you should really think about some sort of flood control, and for just pets and the bot's nick within $1- just do

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#:{

so with no flood control

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { .timer.purr 1 1 describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr.... }

with flood control witch you should use...

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { if (!%purrflood) { set -u3 %purrflood on | .timer.purr 1 1 describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr.... } }

or:

on *:action:pets *botnick*:#:{
.timer 1 1 /describe # purrrr.....purrrrr
}

i think ;o

or:

on *:action:*:#: { $iif(( pets isin $1- ) && ( $me isin $1- ),.timer 1 1 /describe $chan purrrrrr.... purrrrrr....,halt) }

you could do

on *:action:$($+(*,pets,*,$me,*)):#: { if (!%purrflood) { set -u3 %purrflood on | .timer.purr 1 1 describe # purrrrrr.... purrrrrr.... } }

It's just for entertainment...similar to those AI bots, but in a simpler form.

EMMURE, maybe you can add flood protection for each person to prevent abuse.

Also, you don't need

else { halt }

.

What is the point in this?