lol

yay it worked

testing lol

BB Tags,

put your code here

ive been wondering how u get the code box

how you get that code box

xbox_gamer1, use this one:

on !*:join:#:jp
on !*:part:#:jp 
alias -l jp {
  if $(,$+(%,jpon.,#)) {
    msg # $nick has $iif($event = join,joined,left) #
  }
}
on $*:text:/^!jp\so(n|ff)$/iS:#:{
  if !$nick(#,$nick,rv) && !%f {
    inc -u3 %f
    if $regml(1) == n {
      set $+(%,jpon.,#) $true
      .msg # xbox_gamer1's script is now switched on.
    }
    else {
      .msg # xbox_gamers1's join/part script is now switched off
      unset $+(%,jpon.,#)
    }
  }
}

It'll only respond to the channels where you have the command set for:

!jp on

!jp off

to turn the notice from a channel where you don't want the message shown.

toclafane..... it's like starting to work in all channels now without beening turned on :/

xbox_gamer1
justin.tv

yw

thanks :)

on :JOIN:#:{ if ($($+(%,jpon.,$chan),2) == 0) { halt } | { msg $chan $nick has join $chan } }
on :PART:#:{ if ($($+(%,jpon.,$chan),2) == 0) { halt } | { msg $chan $nick has left $chan } }
on :TEXT:!jp:#: {
if ($nick($chan,$nick,@&~)) {
if ($2 == off) {
set $+(%,jpon.,$chan) 0
msg $chan xbox_gamers1's join/part script is now switched off
}
else if ($2 == on) {
set $+(%,jpon.,$chan) 1
msg $chan xbox_gamer1's script is now switched on
}
}
}

that ok?

ok

like this

On :JOIN:#:{
.msg # $nick has join!
}
on :PART:#:{
.msg # $nick has left!
}

but with a on and off switch

ill see what i can do

so it joins the channel and leaves the channel but with a on off switch

toclafane can you make and join/part script with an on and off switch like this one :)

thanks xbox_gamer1

Well, I'd say just around the byte size (really not drastic) if you didn't use $chr(2) and $chr(3)

Mine's shorter Jehtro_, but i used $chr(2) and $chr(3) instead of those blocks ;)

nice Job toclafane1
:)

Dani_l11,

//tokenize 32 4heads 4tails | msg # 3the coin landed on $(,$+($,$r(1,$0)))

!!!

  msg # $+($chr(2),$chr(3),3,the) coin landed on $chr(3) $+ 4 $iif($r(0,1),$chr(2) $+ heads,tails) 

!

There's no such identifier as $theme

You can do it as such:

on *:TEXT:!cf *:#:{
  if ($nick($chan,$nick,@&~)) && ($istok(on off,$2,32)) {
    set $+(%,con.,$chan) $iif($pos($2,on,1),0,1)
    msg $chan toclafane's coin flip is now switched $2
  }
}

Saves you about 78 bytes and the repetition.

on *:TEXT:!flip:#:{
  if (%flood [ $+ [ $nick ] ]) { return }
  set -u3 %flood [ $+ [ $nick ] ] $true
  msg $chan 4 $nick 3flips a coin...
  set -l %flip $rand(1,2)
  msg # 3the coin landed on $iif(%flip == 1,4heads,4tails)
}

@bielie before i post the scripts i test them and they work so how do they barely work

but is my codes ok or are have they just failed don't foget im only learning

Bielie, that's the way to get better by accepting and learning from people's suggestions. I have seen many people mislead others with redundant codes, and that's not an appropriate practice and will likely result in the redundancy being passed down...

set -eu3 %flood [ $+ [ $nick ] ] $true

Use the -l switch> set -l %flip $rand(1,2)to make it local instead of global.

You don't need the -e switch for the trigger control. Because upon existing, mIRC will get a timed variable unset.

For this bit

set %flip $rand(1,2)

I would just use var as there is no need to set a global variable for this one.

var %flip $rand(1,2)

i have updated it and it does work i tested it

well i am trying