#259 - 12/10/07 02:42 PM
Triggers (like !rules)
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Registered: 07/31/06
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Loc: Burlington, VT
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If you'd like to create some !triggers for your channel copy and paste this script in to your Remotes in mIRC. Note: You'll need to make some modifications before it'll be ready to use. These modifications are explained below the code. Also, these triggers cannot be invoked by you if they're running on the copy of mIRC you are using to chat. So, if you wish to invoke these triggers yourself you'll need to run two copies of mIRC. One for you to chat with and another one that'll run this script (and possibly others. It'll essentially be a "bot.")
on 1:text:!rules:#channel: {
if (($calc(($ctime - %lastupdatetime)) >= 15) || (!%lastupdatetime)) {
set %lastupdatetime $ctime
/msg $chan Your-rules-or-message-goes-here
}
}
You'll need to change #channel on the 1st line to your channel's name. The 2nd and 3rd line calculates how long ago this trigger was used and prevents it from being triggered again in so many minutes. In this example it can only be triggered once every 15 minutes. You can make it shorter or longer by changing the 15 to however many minutes you want it to be. The 4th line contains the message you want sent to the channel. Leave /msg $chan the way it is and replace Your-rules-or-message-goes-here with whatever you want sent. How to have more than one trigger:You can copy this script and change the 1st and 4th lines to send different messages. Just place every copy below the preceding one in mIRC's Remotes. Example:
on 1:text:!rules:#channel: {
if (($calc(($ctime - %lastupdatetime)) >= 15) || (!%lastupdatetime)) {
set %lastupdatetime $ctime
/msg $chan If you repeat yourself, talk in caps, are abusive, or use sexually explicit language you won't be able to chat anymore.
}
}
on 1:text:!voice:#channel: {
if (($calc(($ctime - %lastupdatetime)) >= 15) || (!%lastupdatetime)) {
set %lastupdatetime $ctime
/msg $chan To get voiced you need to behave and follow the rules.
}
}
on 1:text:!cam:#channel: {
if (($calc(($ctime - %lastupdatetime)) >= 15) || (!%lastupdatetime)) {
set %lastupdatetime $ctime
/msg $chan I'm using a Logitech Quick Cam
}
}
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#572 - 01/06/08 04:01 PM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: Gastroopa]
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Registered: 07/31/06
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that's correct gastroopa
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#577 - 01/06/08 08:30 PM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: usrbingeek]
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Registered: 01/06/08
Posts: 11
Loc: Canada
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Nice little trigger script thanks. How about it being "network" specific?
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#583 - 01/07/08 04:42 PM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: se7enFold]
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#656 - 01/16/08 09:49 PM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: Gastroopa]
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Registered: 07/31/06
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You'll have to make a trigger for each variation. There is no way for it to understand that it means the same thing.
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#709 - 01/30/08 11:54 AM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: Gastroopa]
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Registered: 01/29/08
Posts: 29
Loc: Michigain
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What about having triggers that only ops and hops can use? I have one that only ops can use but i want HOP and OP's to be able to use the trigger. I have if (($nick ishop $chan) || ($nick isop $chan))) && ($address($nick,2) != WyldRyde.org)) { but that doesnt work, only hops can do the trigger, is there a way to have hops AND ops do a trigger?
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#1555 - 04/08/08 10:08 AM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: Sam Ferry]
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Registered: 04/07/08
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thanks usrbingeek that was relly helpful.
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#1556 - 04/08/08 01:33 PM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: usrbingeek]
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Registered: 03/26/08
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So, since Pixie can also add those triggers from the web, can somebody edit that or tell me how to make the script get a list of triggers from the web. (or something similar) thanks!
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#1758 - 04/26/08 03:29 PM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: Sam Ferry]
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Registered: 03/18/08
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Nice. I have a nice little chatroom and made tons of what is commands! I also added things such as !winner and !topic
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#2053 - 05/13/08 07:59 PM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: se7enFold]
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Registered: 02/08/08
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se7enFold: To Make network specific add an: If ($network == WyldRyde) { ^^^ For Example ^^^ -Sam
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#2054 - 05/14/08 12:53 AM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: Sam Ferry]
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Registered: 07/31/06
Posts: 646
Loc: Burlington, VT
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Oops, sorry, I missed your question se7enFold. So the complete example that would limit the trigger to a channel on a specific network is:
on 1:text:!rules:#channel: {
if ($network == WyldRyde) {
if (($calc(($ctime - %lastupdatetime)) >= 15) || (!%lastupdatetime)) {
set %lastupdatetime $ctime
/msg $chan Your-rules-or-message-goes-here
}
}
}
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#2986 - 08/28/08 11:33 AM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: ZTecWiz]
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Registered: 07/24/08
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Loc: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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You can get a bot like Woz that will add commands to your channel without using scripts on mIRC, like !rules and the "what is" commands. If you want to use him join #woz and request him for your channel.
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#3668 - 12/06/08 01:59 AM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: techman224]
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Registered: 12/06/08
Posts: 12
Loc: Canada, EH?
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I have to ask, what is it about mIRC users that they seem to think "!" is the end-all be-all trigger and nothing else is acceptable? Such a problem when you design your bot to have dynamic access based on status in the current channel, and someone else has a bot with the same command... It causes problems. So here's what I do. Note: I'm not using dynamic access or command pacing here. Users could potentially seriously lag or disconnect your bot by abusing the ?trigger command. I don't suggest you use this AS-IS in any channel. Also, this could be extended pretty easily to allow users to specify any trigger they like and have it apply only to their channel. If anyone's interested I'll write up an example of that.
; Display current trigger
; Usage: ?trigger (where ? can be any single character)
on 1:TEXT:$($chr(63) $+ trigger):#:{
/say $chan - Current trigger is %trigger $+ . To change it, type %trigger $+ settrigger <newtrigger>
}
; Settrigger
; Update the trigger to a new one
; Requires level 10 IAL (internal access list)
on 10:TEXT:$( %trigger $+ settrigger* ):#:{
if ( $2 == $null ) {
/say $chan - Error: You must specify a new trigger
}
else {
set %trigger $left( $strip( $2 ) , 1 )
/say $chan - Updated bot trigger to %trigger
}
}
; TriggerTest
; Very useless, just displays a message
on 1:TEXT:$( %trigger $+ triggertest ):#:{
/say $chan - This is a useless command that demonstrates using a changeable trigger!
}
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#3697 - 12/11/08 03:19 AM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: vsTerminus]
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Registered: 09/01/08
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@VsTermius: The reason most people on WyldRyde use the ! as trigger is because most people on WyldRyde comes from the Chris Pirillo Chat, then get their own channel. In the Chris Pirillo Chatroom there is a bot named Pixie created by Phil as you have probably noticed. (PhiPlan i just love that word). which uses ! in their trigger. Since Pixie inspires so many (I think there is like 30 bots that has copied the rules). Most people uses !
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#4307 - 02/20/09 12:42 AM
Re: Triggers (like !rules)
[Re: iAlex]
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Over 100 posts
Registered: 02/15/09
Posts: 111
Loc: Ohio
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! is the universal trigger on every network I've seen. And I don't even know who Pixie is , haha. I was curious about VsTerminus's use of the $ prefix just inside the match text portion of the event line. This tells mirc that there is a regular expression in the match text area , but I've never seen it used like that ;/ Normally it would be on $*:text:regex:#: { Can you explain this VsTerminus? I didn't see any regular expressions in the script, so I am very curious as to the significance of the $ prefix  Thanks 
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