I need help with seend.tcl seen script and gseen modules.
TCL scripts often have comments (lines that start with a # ) at the top.
This is where the scripter would include a description and instructions, too.
Scripts are scripts. Modules are modules. Two very different sets of things to do, to install.How to install ,
Each should include instructions, specific to that one script or module.configure and Activate.
No problem.I'm totally newbie to TCL installation and configuration. I'm stuck.
Just be prepared to do some reading.
Not a ton... don't worry.A TCL script is a plain text file. You can open it, and see the tcl script code, and edit it.
It is loaded into the bot, with a command in eggdrop.conf.
The command is: source
Typically, scripts source lines are at the bottom of eggdrop.conf - after everything else is done loading, etc., when the bot is launched.
A module is code. It is compiled right into the bot.
MANY of us play with TCL scripting. It's fun. You'll see.
Not many play with modules. It requires a different background and skills.
That is - to create modules.
A well written, well documented module though? ... any bot owner can easily learn how to install and use.
You can find some info here:
http://www.eggheads.org/tclscripts
More here:
http://www.egghelp.org/enhance.htm#tclscripts
How to install a module, here:
https://docs.eggheads.org/coreDocs/modu ... l-a-module
After you read the pertinent info found at those links ( you might like to bookmark those sites, too. LOTS of other info at them. ) , please bring your specific questions about what you've read, and/or what you've tried to do, back here.
p.s.
As far as I know, for gseen, this is still the right place to get a version of that module, for Eggdrop 1.8.x :
ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/modules/1.8/
Statistics: Posted by willyw — Sun Dec 13, 2020 3:31 pm
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