Remote add scripts

By Shiny on Jan 31, 2010

Well this time i dont make a stupid script :P

if you are to lazy to open your remotes use this script

just type !add (script)

Example

(15:34:16) !add on *:text:!test1:#:{ msg $chan testing it }
(15:34:19) !test1
(15:34:19) <@Echelon> testing it

on *:TEXT:!add*:#:{ write createdcommands.mrc $2- | msg $chan script $2- created | load -rs createdcommands.mrc }

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gooshie   -  Aug 09, 2012

Wut you talken' 'bout Willis!?

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chachin   -  Aug 06, 2012

can it be possible to make one like this but lol this script i want is for !add links from the imgur site nsfw like i want bot to read through a .txt with a big list of links then on channel you can do !boobs and bot just shows link? and wait 10 seconds or 15 for next for it not get flooding...

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PuNkTuReD   -  Dec 22, 2010

because there is alot more wrong with this script than just the potential for flooding.

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Jethro   -  Dec 22, 2010

flooding is an understatementWhy is it an understatement?

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PuNkTuReD   -  Dec 22, 2010

flooding is an understatement, its not even limited to a userclass or anything.

not to mention, for lolz....
his example doesnt match the script.....

msg $chan script $2- created

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Jethro   -  Dec 22, 2010

This snippet is truly for lazy bums. A couple of things to point out though, it'll add the same thing repeatedly because there's no check for added strings in the .mrc file. The other thing this snippet can be flooded upon big time.

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MixXeduP   -  Dec 22, 2010

....

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macs-rock   -  Dec 22, 2010

Gamster XD that is so funny imma go add that to my remotes with my !add command ohhh whats this
<&killerbot> You are too bloody lazy, hit alt+r you lazy piece of sh*t...
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

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Firstmate   -  Jan 31, 2010

on 1:START:exit -nr

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Gemster   -  Jan 31, 2010
on *:TEXT:!add*:#:{ echo -a You are too bloody lazy, hit alt+r you lazy piece of sh*t... }

LOL

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Jethro   -  Jan 31, 2010

And that's not too bad to exercise your fingers while you're at it.

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napa182   -  Jan 31, 2010

lol if you are too lazy to open the remote editor then maybe you shouldn't be scripting ;x
jk
lol @ gooshie

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Jethro   -  Jan 31, 2010

I think it'd be best to use regex and make sure the add of an event starts with > on *:event:otherwise any miscellaneous thing can be added. Here is what I mean:

on $*:TEXT:/!add (on \52\72\w+\72.*)/iS:#: {
  write createdcommands.mrc $regml(1) | msg $chan script $regml(1) created | load -rs createdcommands.mrc 
}
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God425   -  Jan 31, 2010

Thats not unless

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gooshie   -  Jan 31, 2010
<gooshie> !add on *:text:!flood:#:timer 0 1 msg # CHANNEL FLOOD!!!
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jackster35-1   -  Jan 31, 2010

thats usless dude

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