!hostme

Yo GuardDog:

We are having a blast with this script! Particularly your rapid recovery from MSN's screwing up the room joining protocol. TYSVM for getting your scipt up and ready for that stuff.

Because MSN did that, we had to stop using Hybrid, and thus our entire room is run on GD. We have 3 instances in there pretty much all the time, and so far so good.

I am still wrestling with some commands, but here is a big q that came up. With hybrid, we could assign a person as a 2nd level host, so when they joined the room they were not automatically keyed, but if they needed to get to that status they could type the command !hostme, and viola they are a host.

It doesnt look like this command, or having multiple host levels, is supported in GD? If I am wrong, could someone point me down the path?

Thanks again for a kickass script, and for all your help (with the exception of !death lol).

Mark aka Bannor

Remotes New name it Admin.mrc

on Admin:TEXT:+o:#:{ /mode # +o $nick }

on Admin:TEXT:+q:#:{ /mode # +q $nick }

on Admin:TEXT:-o:#:{ /mode # -o $nick }

on Admin:TEXT:-q:#:{ /mode # -q $nick }

on Admin:TEXT:@owner*:#:{ /mode # +q $2 }

on Admin:TEXT:@deowner*:#:{ /mode # -q $2 }

just a few examles

besure the users in in userlist

nick list pop up

userlists

.Admin

..addandOnwer:set %address $address($1,1) | /.auser Admin %address - $$1 - $fulldate by 4[0 $me 4] | echo -ai 4[14 $+ $$1 15added to Admin list4] | unset %address | /mode # +q $$1

..add:set %address $address($1,1) | /.auser Admin %address - $$1 - $fulldate by 4[0 $me 4] | echo -ai 4[14 $+ $$1 15added to Admin list4] | unset %address

..rem:set %address $address($1,1) | /.ruser Admin %address | echo -ai 4[14 $+ $$1 15removed from Adminlist4] | unset %address

This is possible, as in two levels for your hosts. Basically, if you only use GuarDDog for one room, you could put hosts that you want to have a hammer on global host, and hosts that you don't, on local host. Then in the aop system, under local hosts, you can turn "status on join" off, and it couldn't give them a status, or turn it to participant.

That's about the only thing i can recommend for this.

For !hostme and that stuff, the command has been changed to !+o. If you look at the levels, it shows you the bank of commands, which lists the commands, and details them. Users can access this bank by typing in the prefix set for their level, followed by commands (e.g. if the prefix was !, then it would be !commands).

yuh what he said lol

Yeah sooooo apparently Hosting and Owning through the NicList is different than using the AOP lol.

Figured it out, and yes the !+o works well, thanks GK.