Better Crypted Talker

By EliteT0kr on Dec 22, 2004

Still uses mime encrypting like the other guys but its easier to use, u dont need to type `decodecode or whatever. its automtic.

menu * {
  -
  CRyPt TaLKeR
  .On:ctalk on
  .Off:ctalk off
}

alias ctalk {
  if ($1 == on) { set %ctalk $true | echo 3 -a * Crypt Talker is now enabled. }
  if ($1 == off) { set %ctalk $false | echo 3 -a * Crypt Talker is now disabled. }
}

on 1:TEXT:*:#: { 
  if (%ctalk == $true) { 
    if ($1 == Q3J5cHRUYWxrZXI=) { 
      haltdef | echo -a 3* DeCoDeD:1 < $+ $nick $+ > $decode($2-,m)
    }
  }
}

on 1:INPUT:*: { 
  if (%ctalk == $true) {
    if ($left($1,1) != /) {  
      haltdef | msg $active Q3J5cHRUYWxrZXI= $encode($1-,m)
      echo 3 -a * Your message:1 $1-
    }
  }
}

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Abtehi - Feb 27, 2009

i am looking for a .say bot where it automatically talks without me doing it.. like everything what is said by other users....

any .say script around, eggies?

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DarthReven - Dec 28, 2004

cause its fun to confuse Java/Flash chat users

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LIQUID_NiTrO - Dec 28, 2004

And this raises the question: what is the point of the mIRC $encode and $decode identifiers, other than to make malicious snippets that look like jibberish?

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DarthReven - Dec 23, 2004

i would like to point out one thing. The fact of the matter is that mIRC encode is overly to common and any one with mIRC can decode it

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LIQUID_NiTrO - Dec 22, 2004

Instead of echo 3 -a try using the $colour identifier to make it useable by people with other color settings. Also echoing every time you say something can be very annoying. Lastly a single \"key\" that will always be the same is pointless; people will just try to use this key knowing that this snippet is out there. A real key uses algorithms to change the code. This is next to useless.

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