Ok , when someone call or say your nick , this thing will notice you even u are in other $chan .. 'also' the message that the $nick say will appear ..
You can edit the message what ever u want ..
Ex:
<+NakedMan> Hay!! Mark72 we need ur help Lol!! <--- at #PlanetMars
<@Mark72> I don't think so girl.. <--- at #Moonland
on *:text:*:#:{ if ($me isin $1-) { echo 5 -a - $network - Hello $me ,7 $nick 5called you in7 $chan 5- The message is -10 $1- - } }
Wtf are you rambling about, andromeda?
some command are not suitable wif srver dmmns. but 'most' can run it.
First of all. Please learn to fucking type, I have no fucking clue what 'dmmns' means.
Every single one of the commands in this script send no info to the server, and only require a single line from the server to trigger the on text event:
:user!ident@host PRIVMSG #chan :text containing my nick here.
Once mIRC parses that line, and triggers the on TEXT event, the script uses the mIRC command, echo. /echo will ECHO text to your mIRC screen, making no contact with the server. Meaning no matter the server, it will work.
By the title it sounds like you got something then when I look at it I say wtf? Half of this is nonsense and doesn't need to be there.
NIGathan pointed most of it out but one other thing not really a big one, "Hello $me ," there is a way to add the , to the $me and still have it work it's "Hello $me $+ ,".
Overall this needs some work, and it wouldn't hurt if you knew what $regex does.
1/10
Absolutely horrible.
Use $($+(,$me,)) for the matchtext, then you dont have to tell people to put their nick there.
You have a bracket open without closing it.
You dont even have a space between 'Hello' and '$me' causing it to echo it as plain text.
And why the hell did you make a random call to $regex?
Also the 'message is' part doesnt even show the message....
This script doesnt do a god damn thing.