Simple Fun Future Script

By Kurama_ on Apr 30, 2009

Here's another one of my scripts that I found while going throw old files. Just copy and paste into your script editor and then create a text file named death.txt. You then just add what ever you want it to say in the death.txt. If you don't like the kick thing, just delete that part. I know I could have just added a part were the bot would check to see if its hop or op but I'll do that later...I'm lazy.. XP. Again rate it on how well it works. x.x

on 1:TEXT:!future:#: {
  if (%future == on) {
    halt
  }
  else {
    if (future !== on) {
      set %future on
      msg $chan Well well, hello there, $nick $+ . Would you like for me to tell your future??
      timer 1 2 msg $chan !Yes or !No.
      set %choice on
    }
  }
}
on 1:TEXT:!No:#: {
  if (%choice == on) {
    msg $chan Very well then...
    kick $chan $nick GTFO..Have a nice day and come back soon! :)
    .timer 1 2 set %choice off 
    .timer 1 3 set %future off
  }
  else {
    if (%choice == off) {
      halt
    }
  }
}
on 1:TEXT:!Yes:#: {
  if (%choice == on) {
    describe $chan closes his eyes and rubs the crystal ball...
    .timer 1 2 describe $chan sees $nick $+ 's death...
    .timer 1 3 msg $chan $nick $+ , you will die by....
    .timer 1 5 msg $chan $read(death.txt)
    .timer 1 6 set %choice off 
    .timer 1 7 set %future off
  }
  else {
    if (%choice == off) {
      halt
    }
  }
}

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Aucun50   -  May 02, 2009

You could put this all into one on text and maybe have a $r in there to msg random lines not always the same thing.

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PATX   -  Apr 30, 2009

ah yeah you could do that too... (me was rating on it working :p)

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trill   -  Apr 30, 2009

you can chage things like this

on 1:TEXT:!future:#: {
  if (%future == on) {
    halt
  }
  else {
    if (future !== on) {
      set %future on
      msg $chan Well well, hello there, $nick $+ . Would you like for me to tell your future??
      timer 1 2 msg $chan !Yes or !No.
      set %choice on
    }
  }
}

into this

on 1:TEXT:!future:#: {
  if (!%future) {
    set %future on
    msg $chan Well well, hello there, $nick $+ . Would you like for me to tell your future??
    .timer.future 1 2 msg $chan !Yes or !No.
    set %choice on
  }
}

instead of seting the vars to off just unset them
also you sould name ur timers

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PATX   -  Apr 30, 2009

rating: 4
reason: pretty good....

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