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bind join * * chan_message proc chan_message {nick host hand chan} { if {[string tolower $chan] == [string tolower "#youroldchannel"]} putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :Your message goes here" return 0 } return 0 } That should do it. :smile: Really should make sure I'm awake before answeri...

Hi ppl, I have just completed testing the new version of my public commands script "The Quickening" (Version 2.0). This is a completely revamped version of the script with a lot more functionality and some new commands along with more security for existing commands. The script now has 114 ...

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Hope this helps

Regards

Ian-Highlander

Hi guys, I am currently working on the long overdue update to my public commands script "The Quickening". This is a major overhaul and many new features are being added along with some new commands. First question, is there anything that anyone would like to see in this script (anyone who ...

There are a lot of public commands scripts available that already include these commands. You may like to try my script "The_Quickening" available on this site or from my site. If you prefer to write your own, give more specific needs and I'll try and help you set it up. Regards Ian-Highla...

Errrmm, how about you read your config file properly and re-edit it instead of rushing through and setting it up as quickly as possible without checking it through.

#Lamest is the default channel in the config file settings.

Heh, there is a command to get the normal full unmasked host. Only downside, you have to be a Sysop to use it. /userhost <nickname> returns full unmasked hostmask of a user but requires you to have a certain flag first to allow you to use that command. (Being a TechAdmin on a server has its perks :s...

My "The Quickening" script has 110 public commands built into it and guess what? Two of them are join and leave. :smile: The syntax is simple: <botnick> join #channel or <botnick> leave channel Alternatively if you have the script on more than one bot you can use bots join #channel etc etc...

I wrote a small script with a public command for people to add themselves to the bot a while ago because someone requested it and they didnt want to use the default "Hello" command. This simply uses the public command ".addme" it then adds the user to the userlist and /msgs them ...

Errrrm, it is possible, but very insecure if you're not careful. Check out my Trivia 2000 script which has precisely this function but will only add hostmasks to users that have no flags. I should add that the proc that does this was written by stdarg lol, I cant take the credit for it. But if the u...

The current patches that are available are for 1.3.21, 1.3.23 and 1.5.4 these are version specific and apply quite a few source code changes, I am currently working on a new version for 1.6.* but this will be some time in coming. The patches are available on my website should you want to try them. h...

Your other option is to create a "user" in your bots userlist called Services or something and give it the hostmask for the services *!*@localhost.net or whatever it may be. Then give it the +f flag. This should sort the problem, as I had a similar problem with the Auspice services that we...

I suggest using Editpad Lite for editing TCL's as it wont put the crappy Windows coding on all the text.
You can find the web site for it here:
http://www.editpadlite.com
Hope this helps

Regards

Ian-Highlander

No apologies necessary to my mind Slennox. You provide this as a service free to anyone and everyone who wishes to use it and we are all extremely grateful for that. Speaking for myself, I'm pleased to see the move over from the previous software as it was getting unbearably slow (even with a broadb...