You could
[Alt]+o => IRC => Show mode prefix
And [ALT]+b => Nick Colors => (add $me)
to get simular results.

on *:INPUT:#:{
  if ($left($1,1) != /) {
    if $left($nick(#,$me).pnick,1) isin ~&@%+ {
       echo -mt # 12,1<14,1 $+ $v1 $+ 12,1 $+ $me $+ > $1-
    }
    else { echo -mt # 14,1<12,1 $+ $me $+ 14,1> $1- }
    haltdef | .msg # $1- 
  }
}

Another method assuming you still want the prefix
colored different than your nickname is:

on *:INPUT:#:{
  if ($left($1,1) != /) {
    var %p $left($nick(#,$me).pnick,1)
    if %p isin ~&@%+ { %p = $+($chr(3),$color(other),$v1) } | else { %p = }
    echo -cmti2 own # $+(<,%p,$chr(3),$nick(#,$me).color,$me,$chr(3),$color(own),>) $1-
    haltdef | .msg # $1- 
  }
}
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ThE ViPeR wrote:> Anyone know how to stop it from echoing in the active along with messaging the channel?The issue at hand is a simple fix. All you have to do is place a dot in front of the /msg command to silence the ouput, so you'll only see the printout of echo:> .msg $active $1-

For starters you might wanna post this in forums as opposed to a snippet, but heres a few solutions you might try.

• Instead of all "if" statements change all but one to "elseif" reason being is that you could have op, halfop, and voice at the same time, echoing it 3 times on your end instead of once. (Can refine this method to function in one alias, but that is by far more complicated than changing a few statements)

• Your not silencing the "msg $active $1-" so your script echoes your message with the proper symbol affixed to it, while messaging the active channel with the same thing -- Hence why you can see it twice.
  just append a period (.) to "msg $active $1-" and your echo should stop