!reaction-add
Example :
[13:55] <&Masterbrock10> !reaction-add !dance describe $chan Dances with $2
[13:55] -Shadow- Reaction Added successfully
[13:55] <&Masterbrock10> !dance GS
[13:56] ~Shadow Dances with GS
on *:TEXT:!reaction-add*:#: {
if ($2 == $null) { notice $nick Correct Syntax is: !reaction-add <triger/word> <reaction> }
elseif ($3 == $null) { notice $nick Correct Syntax is: !reaction-add <triger/word> <reaction> }
else {
/write scripts\reaction.mrc on *:TEXT: $+ $2 $+ :#: { $3- }
.notice $nick Reaction Added successfully
.load -rs scripts\reaction.mrc
}
}
depends if you just want to do it manually or through a script.
manually, you just open your bot's IRC folder, look for reaction.mrc, open with wordpad/notepad and remove the line you see that looks the same as the trigger you want removed.
otherwise you'd want to have
/write -ds"on *:TEXT: $+ $2 $+ :#: {" scripts\reaction.mrc
not tested and you would have to add in the rest yourself but that should search the file for the $2 trigger, EG: !reaction-del !slap
(Might need the full pathname on the end, c:\whtever\whateverbotirc\etc\scripts\reaction.mrc.)
Nice if you want people to kill your bot.
!reaction-add !pwn :pwn | say I've Been PWN'd | goto pwn
There are lots more ways it could be done too, so you would be better adding an allow list, and only let ops/certain people add allowed people.
And as always, any script that can be used to message should have a flood protection on it.
Otherwise it could be useful.
