Skip to content
MSN

MSN question

A TG007 community discussion started by Ninko.

Discussion 17 posts
Page 1 of 1
Open
Topic #4492 · 17 published posts · 1,424 views

Hi there,

Could someone please tell me how I get a script to say someone in the room but to only the one person that triggered it, but not as a whisper in the main room, if you see what i mean lol.

 

Thanks

 

 

Ninko

Dont understand what you are trying to ask but will try...

 

eg:

on *:TEXT:hello*:#:/msg $chan Hi $nick how are you...

 

What I mean is, getting the script to say something that only the person that triggered it can see, but not via a whisper window nor by a whisper in the main room, where it says "whisper from etc", basically so it look like a normal message to that one person.

 

 

Ninko

you can't do that.. you can't make it appear as a normal message that only they can see. I would suggest using a TIME reply

Edited Aug 11, 2005 3:58 PM by err0r

he probebly mean /notice $nick

I use to use ViperBot and you could do it then, so I just thought you could with a script.

 

Thanks

 

 

Ninko

you mean like this

 

 

on *:TEXT:Call:*:{
 .ctcpreply $nick TIME  (F) Hello $nick Only You Can See This Message I'v Called Me Master :D

Edited Aug 12, 2005 12:04 AM by Dippy

No, I don't mean by using a TIME reply.

 

 

Ninko

you cannot make it look like it's a normal message that only one person can see. you can either whisper them in a box, whisper them in the room, or send a TIME reply. there is no regular message that only one person can see.

bfush.PNG

you can take that out just try the code and see for ur seft how it comes out

Ok, never mind then, thanks anyway.

 

 

Ninko

Another little question, is it possible to get the script to start a new line without having to start another message?

 

Thanks

 

 

Ninko

Another little question, is it possible to get the script to start a new line without having to start another message?

 

Thanks

 

 

Ninko

The $& identifier

This identifier allows you to break up a single line into multiple lines which are combined when the script is performed, so you can edit long commands more easily:

 

longline {

echo This is an example of a long $&

line that has been split into multiple lines $&

to make it easier to edit

}

 

is this what you looking for

 

Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 6.1.7600 (Ultimate)

CPU: AMD RX™ 8120 Eight Core, 3.10 GHz

Maximum Clock: 2200 MHz

RAM: DDR3 1333 16 gb Ram

Video Adapter: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics (512 MB)

3D Accelerator: ATI Radeon HD 3200 (RS780)

Monitor: DELL ST2420 (Digital) [24 "LCD]

Monitor: HP 2159 Series Widle LCD monitor [23" LCD]

 

Your better off to have a friend than to be all alone.. If you fail, Your friend can help you up.

No, what I mean is how the text appears in the room.

 

 

Ninko

you after the bot talk ?

U'll Find That In Hybird Script

 

    Ã¯â‚¬â€¹   

 

this is so that only the person u wish to see the list or text all so it enter another line code should be like this

 

on admin:TEXT:@com10:*:{
 .ctcpreply  $nick  TIME  Ã¯â‚¬â€¹ (F) @away (Status Away)  (F) @back (status back)  (F) @Slist /@remove nickname (put/remove nick on silenced list)  (F) @unbannick nickname (unban nick)   (F) @banlast <time> (Ban the last Joining Chatter)
}

 

And This Is Wot Comes Out

 

ĐīÞÞĭŢ : @com10

DiP's local time:

@away (Status Away)

@back (status back)

@Slist /@remove nickname (put/remove nick on silenced list)

@unbannick nickname (unban nick)

@banlast <time> (Ban the last Joining Chatter)

 

 

Thanks Dippy, thats what I was after.

 

Take care

 

 

Ninko

Every Little Help