Ok, I have that all sorted out and am still working on programming everything. However, there is one command I would like to add that the current script will not do. When someone types !time, I want the bot to show my current time in the syntax "Ryan's Current Time Is <time>" where <time> is my current time. This is sort of like the !time feature that Pixie uses in #chris. If someone could help me, that would be great.

P.S., as for the !help command, I just use !chanhelp.

ok so to do that the script will look like

on :text:!time:#chatroom: {
if (($calc(($ctime- %lastupdatetime)) >= 0) || (!%lastupdatetime)) {
set %lastupdatetime $ctime
/msg $chan Ryan's Current Time Is $time
}
}

change #chatroom to your chat room name
~easy_way

Works great, thanks. I do have another script like that that makes my bot respond to a command. I wasn't sure what value you modify or what value to put in. Thanks again.

It depends on what the command is, and what you want it to do. But the basic script to make a bot message something to a channel when you type !command would be this:

on :text:!command:#yourchatroomnamegoeshere: {
msg $chan Command has been executed!
}

Let me know if you would like to be more specific.

I suggest you read the mIRC scripting help file by typing the following in mIRC:

/help on text
/help $chan

-Scoobs8
-WyldRyde Groupie

Scoobs8, I don't need you butting in right now. I get perfect help from jwire4 and the other people that have been helping me. I think you posted that because you just wanted to get a post. I already have a more complicated script that works better than your piece of junk. Besides, it has a complicated variable in it. Just lay off and don't post in this topic.

RyanBecker, there is no need to be rude. Scoobs is just trying to be helpful and his post might be of benefit to others even if it's not beneficial for you.

Can someone lock this topic please? I don't need it open anymore. Thanks.

How do you make it so that when a certain nick joins the channel, a bot says something?

if you want it to happen in any channel, use this,
on *:JOIN:#:{if ($nick == <the-nick-goes-here>) { /msg $chan <text-to-say-when-owner-joins> | halt }}
if not use this,
on *:JOIN:#<channel-you-want-it-to-say-it-in>:{ if ($nick == <the-nick-goes-here>) { /msg #<channel-used-earlier> <text-to-say-when-owner-joins> | halt }}