Fuzionx, a lot of networks don't use services with chanserv and such.

Fuzionx, putting a dot in front of /mode command, in this case, is purposeless indeed. Many MSL coders likes to put a dot in front of all the commands out of habit.

No to put a . before mode since it won't silence anything. Also: '% [ $+ autovoice. $+ [ $chan ] ]' can be done like this: '%autovoice $+ [ $chan ]' or '$+(%autovoice,$chan)'.

And why won't you just give everybody autovoice access using ChanServ?

You Should of put it like this on !@*:join:#:{

on !@*:join:#: {
if ($me isop $chan) {
if (% [ $+ autovoice. $+ [ $chan ] ] == on) {
.mode $chan +v $nick
}
}
}

BigSteve, have a read at this link: http://www.hawkee.com/phpBB2/faq.php?mode=bbcode

meep >.< how do you do quotes and code boxes lmao

I see. WorldDMT has spoken.

Let's say lots of nick joins in at once
this is a mass join before the mode flood :p

we can do also multi mode something like mode +vvvvvv nick1 nick2 ...... to avoid mode flood

aye cheers @Jethro_ :}

BigSteve, your example should include a dynamic timer to voice each user in a delay, or else you're running the risk of mode flood. Let's say lots of nick joins in at once or at the same time...the client that runs the code will be doomed without some sort of protection.

on @*:join:#:{
  $+(.timer,autov,#,$network,$nick) 1 5 mode # +v $nick - $&
    $(|) msg # $nick has been auto voiced. Hello and Welcome to # $nick $+ .
}

P.S. There is yet a /pvoice command that may be useful too.

an also if you arent OP in a room or an OPER
on *:JOIN:#: {
voice $nick
}
will send an error message in your channelwindow saying Chanop: you are not a channel operator so SH

@ZirixZero

on *:JOIN:#: {
voice $nick
}

that fails

if your gonna do it do it properly

on @:JOIN:#: {
/mode +v $nick
/msg $chan $nick has been auto voiced Hello and Welcome to $chan $nick
}

One I use Kgo

okay

Then you should've said so, 'cause not all the chat networks use unreal.

/voice $nick on Unreal voices

ZirxZero, what the heck is "voice $nick?" Again, you fail to add a @ to the event. If the client is not opped when somebody joins, you'll get an error.

A really simple one

on *:JOIN:#: {
  voice $nick
}

Too many of these autovoice snippets and most dont even bother with it..but nice the same. As they say practice makes perfect!! 0.o

Hmmmm...ok then. :p

about anti flood may be !%p [ $+ [ # ] ] is better than $wildsite

bcz if many users type !autovoice on/off the bot will flood

Download, just add one:

on @*:join:#:{
  if (% [ $+ autovoice. $+ [ # ] ] == on) {
    pvoice 1 # $nick
  }
}

Like WorldDMT said, using $iif to avoid repetition. But if you don't know much about $iif, you can still use one text with the if-elseif-else statement:

on $*:text:/^!autovoice\so(n|ff)/iS:#:{
  if (!%p [ $+ [ # ] ]) {
    inc -u5 $+(%,p,#)
    if $regml(1) = n {
      if !$nick(#,$nick,oh) {
        notice $nick 4 $+ ERROR - I will only function on channels where i am opped.
      }
      elseif (% [ $+ autovoice. $+ [ # ] ] == on) { 
        msg # $nick 4 $+ ERROR - Autovoice for $chan is already on
      }
      else {
        set % $+ autovoice. $+ # on
        msg # $nick 7Autovoice for channel 2[ $+ # $+ ]7 is now [ $+ 9 ON  $+ ]
      }
    }
    else {
      if !$nick(#,$nick,oh) { 
        notice $nick 4 $+ ERROR - I will only function on channels where i am opped.
      }
      elseif (% [ $+ autovoice. $+ [ # ] ] == off) {
        msg # $nick 4 $+ ERROR - Autovoice for # is already off.
      }
      else {
        set % $+ autovoice. $+ # off
        msg # $nick 7Autovoice for channel 2[ $+ # $+ ]7 is now [ $+ 4 OFF  $+ ]
      }
    }
  }
}

And you should really add a trigger control to avoid being spammed or flooded. And I don't see the need to notice and message the channel for op or halfop check at the same time. Lastly, you don't need the evaluation brackets [ ] when setting the dynamic var.

and where is the on JOIN event for give autovoice if someone join the channel?

u can use on event and add $iif to avoid repetitions