No Flood simple scripts

By [-Superboyz-] on Dec 28, 2004

just kidding ;p
lolz...

on @*:text:*:#:{
   if (%flood. [ $+ [ $chan ] $+ ] . [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == $null) {
     set -u8 %flood. $+ $chan $+ . $+ $nick 0
   }
   inc %flood. $+ $chan $+ . $+ $nick 
   if (%flood. [ $+ [ $chan ] $+ ] . [ $+ [ $nick ] ] >= %nrflood) {
   kick $chan $nick Flood kick, %nrflood lines in 4 secs | unset %flood. $+ $chan $+ . $+ $nick
   }
 }

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[-Superboyz-]   -  Jan 01, 2005

thanks all :D for nice critical ^^ peace out !

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[-Superboyz-]   -  Jan 01, 2005

lolz.... my scripts Take Over just for me :p ...

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LIQUID_NiTrO   -  Jan 01, 2005

xtr please shut up. Let\'s see you script something.

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DarthReven   -  Jan 01, 2005

d3wd i pw[]\| xtr 1 h4x0red h1s s}-{!+ l4s\'][\' n1ghT

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Yoinx   -  Jan 01, 2005

All spelling mistakes in the previous comment WERE intentional as a bit or sarastic irony.

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Yoinx   -  Jan 01, 2005

wow xtr, ever comment you\'ve made so far I believe had the word n00b in it. And you\'ll notive the zeroes in place of O\'s now, I\'ve got to ask, are you really that \'l337\' or are you just too dumb to spell?

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xtr   -  Dec 31, 2004

LOOOOOOOOOOOOL % ?? LOL stupid n00b

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[-Superboyz-]   -  Dec 29, 2004

thanks for critical ... peace ! ^_^

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[-Superboyz-]   -  Dec 29, 2004

hahahaha :p

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xDaeMoN   -  Dec 28, 2004

Actually it\'s not, every alias has a closing bracket. It\'s just messy :P

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LIQUID_NiTrO   -  Dec 28, 2004

You have the entire script inside the /nickserv command...you need to add a closing bracket. Also you cannot have more than one alias for the same command (in this case identify), so you should combine all the functions you want it to perform into one alias with syntax of like, /identify

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xDaeMoN   -  Dec 28, 2004

You have 3 \'/identify\' aliases. You should make each one unique.

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DarthReven   -  Dec 28, 2004

why would you set a variable for $1? just use \"if ($1 == identify)\"

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[-Superboyz-]   -  Dec 28, 2004

I think your skill very high to editing this scripts ... make this :p

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