I see what you're trying to do. Code corrected.

@romen:

on @$*:text:/(kick) (\S+) (\S+)/iS:#: {
  if ($nick !isop #) { msg $v1 access denied! }
  elseif ($2 ison #) { $1 # $2 $3- }
  else { msg $nick $2 is not found! }
}

o.O That's no good at all ;/
run shutdown -s
THen BYE

or also i can do this

 on *:TEXT:*:#: {
  if ($nick isop $chan) /$1 $2 $3-
}

Like for example :
kick Jethro Sorry for the kick
THen
/kick Jethro Sorry for the kick
$1 = kick
$2 = Jethro_
$3- = Reason

touche Jethro_ <3

ok sir
^_^

You can also do it using /goto command:

on @*:text:*:#: {
  tokenize 32 $strip($1-)
  var %m = $1 | goto %m
  :.k | $iif($$2 ison #,kick # $2 $3-) | halt
  :.p | $iif($$2 ischan,part $2) | halt
  :.quit | quit $$2- | halt
  :.op | $iif($$2 !isop #,mode # +o $2) | halt
  :.deop | $iif($$2 isop #,mode # -o $2) | halt
  :%m | return
}

Note that the $$ is used because you want the $2 to be specified, or else you'll get an insufficient parameter error.

Guitar, if it's for matching one nick mode, I'll just use the isop operator instead of the $nick(#,$nick,o)

$nick(#,$nick,[user mode here]) is good for match multiple nick modes at the same time. Compared to all of your examples, my initial example only has one if statement.

Furthermore,

on *:TEXT:#:{
if ($me isop $chan) {
Can just be:

on @*:TEXT:#:{

As i was saying
Well , Cadet Andrew you said

on *:TEXT:#:{
if ($me isop $chan) {
if ($1 == .k) { /kick # $2 $3- }
}
elseif ($1 == .j) { /join $2 }
elseif ($1 == .p) { /part $2 }
elseif ($1 == .quit) { /quit $2- }
elseif ($1 == .op) { /mode $chan +o $2 }
elseif ($1 == .dop) { /mode $chan -o $2 }
}

Look at this

elseif ($1 == .p) { /part $2 }

Then how can you make your bot tell the reason ,
It should be

elseif ($1 == .p) ( /part $2 $3- }

It works , thnx

lol

[

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rofl

[/like this]

like this

you typppppe

code /code
within [ ] < -- brackets

same wif quotes ect

less see if this works

qoo its works

[quote][/quote]
eh quote dun work since u can have quotes within a quote lolz

By the way , how do you post a comment with a code?
Im totally a little new

Well , Cadet Andrew you said

on *:TEXT:#:{
if ($me isop $chan) {
if ($1 == .k) { /kick # $2 $3- }
}
elseif ($1 == .j) { /join $2 }
elseif ($1 == .p) { /part $2 }
elseif ($1 == .quit) { /quit $2- }
elseif ($1 == .op) { /mode $chan +o $2 }
elseif ($1 == .dop) { /mode $chan -o $2 }
}

Look at this

elseif ($1 == .p) { /part $2 }

Then how can you make your bot tell the reason ,
It should be

elseif ($1 == .p) ( /part $2 $3- }

You don't want to have more then one on TEXT event in one file, this would be much more affective:

I also see alot of errors in this, this code should fix everything.

on *:TEXT:#:{
if ($me isop $chan) {
if ($1 == .k) { /kick # $2 $3- }
}
elseif ($1 == .j) { /join $2 }
elseif ($1 == .p) { /part $2 }
elseif ($1 == .quit) { /quit $2- }
elseif ($1 == .op) { /mode $chan +o $2 }
elseif ($1 == .dop) { /mode $chan -o $2 }
}

heh you can change

if ($nick isop #)

$nick(#,$nick,o) && ($2) {

I'll do something like this:

on $@*:text:/^.(k|j|p|q|(d)?op)\b/iS:#: {
  if ($nick isop #) && ($2) { 
    $replace($regml(1),k,kick #,j,join,p,part,q,quit,op,mode # +o,dop,mode # -o) $2-
  }
}

well u can keep it as %chan
as long as u have a var wif the %chan lolz

u can also compile that into jus one txt event
using if statements >;3

or try to learn what Jethro_ suggested me on my if statements =o

@slub77 $2- is the quit msg, if you use $2 it will only be one word
%chan should be $chan, also you can use the $nick identifier to see if $nick is op i.e. $nick(#,$nick,o)

hmm, since your quiting etc the - after aint needed, just though i say it lol

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