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simple join

2005-02-26T13:48:09-04:00

With a few modifications, it works

Thanks for the help

Statistics: Posted by dossi — Sat Feb 26, 2005 1:48 pm

simple join

2005-02-26T04:39:45-04:00

here is a real simple version

Code:

# master botproc summon_chan {nick host hand chan arg} {  foreach {x} [botlist] {    if {![onchan $x $chan]} {      putbot $x "joinchan $chan"      putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$x joining channel."      break    }  }}bind pub n !summon summon_chan# slave botproc bot_join_chan {bot cmd arg} {  channel add $arg}bind bot - joinchan bot_join_chan

i think that should do not tested tho

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Sat Feb 26, 2005 4:39 am

simple join

2005-02-24T21:58:30-04:00

/me gets confused

Statistics: Posted by dossi — Thu Feb 24, 2005 9:58 pm

simple join

2005-02-23T09:14:29-04:00

First what you do is

make an array with numbers .. using botlist

Code:

set i 0foreach x [botlist] {  set bots($i) $x  incr i}

then you generate a rand on when the trigger is activated you call upon the array with indice

Code:

[rand [llength [botlist]]

then you use putbot to send a trigger to that bot over the botnet, ..

so on the trigger !summon the putbots will look like something like this

Code:

putbot $bots([rand [llength [botlist]]) "JOINCHANNEL $chan"

the other bot should bind to bot and catch it then you see with switch or something what is wat and add the channel .. using "channel add"

i think that should help you

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Feb 23, 2005 9:14 am

simple join

2005-02-23T05:09:38-04:00

Im' looking for some help in creating a simple join script. If !summon was typed in a channel, the bot would make another bot join the channel. I think this would require a script on each bot.

ex (in #bots users are lameuser and lamebot):
[lameuser] !summon
-join- lamebot2 join #bots

Hope I didn't confuse you -- Any help, direction, tutorial would be appriciated.

Statistics: Posted by dossi — Wed Feb 23, 2005 5:09 am