i,.. me ? .. really ?? the first to post here in this section ??? ;0)
--TrigChat 1.0
--by Mutor
--Add / Remove triggers as you wish.
-- little customizing & conv. to lua5 by UwW (nothing much)
--
--
--
---Editable Section---------------------
botname = "-=Holly-Helps=-" -- Change this to your main bot
tTrigs = {
shit = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
fuck = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
goodnight = "Goodnight, [User]. Sleep well.",
Goodnight = "Goodnight, [User]. Sleep well.",
["anyone have"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone got"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone get"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["got to go"] = "Alright, later, [User]",
["XP Fire"] = "\r\n\r\nTo disable the XP firewall, follow these steps \r\n*****************************************************\r\n- Double click 'My Network Places'\r\n- Click 'View Network Connections'\r\n- Right click on 'Local Area Connection and Select 'Properties'\r\n- Click the 'Advanced' tab\r\n- Make sure to uncheck the box under 'Internet Connection Firewall'\r\n",
["hidden tag"] = "\r\n\r\n Hiding client tags:\r\n******************************\r\nA tag is the DC++ tag, i.e. <++ V:0.305,M:A,H:0/1/0,S:2\r\n\r\nA faker can simply be defined as, having a false misleading or fraudulent appearance. That being\r\nsaid,a tag faker is someone who either hides or fraudulently modifies their DC++ tag. OPs typically\r\ndisallow hidden tag clients from entering a hub or will simply permanently ban on sightany user\r\nwho is found doing this.\r\n",
["setup active"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
["forward a port"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
["port map"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
trigs = "\r\n---<>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<>---\r\n\ AVAILABLE TRIGS -> brb , bbiab , bbiaw , kk , wb , Hi , Hi , hey , Hey , hello , Hi , Hello , goodnight , Goodnight , Goodnight, g'ni , \r\n Nite , nite , bye , cya , gtg , g2g , whats up , any slot , no slot , peace , lol , lmao , rofl , haha , hehe , lag , a drink , see ya , \r\n good bye , anyone have , anyone got ,anyone get , got to go , got to go , later , c ya , needs sleep , need sleep , zz , Zz ,\r\n damn , regist , Yo , my list , my file list , search my file , active mode , passive mode ,peer , xp fire , XP Fire , XP fire , the icons ,\r\n user icons , commands , tags , extra slot , slot lock , slotlock , share fak , sharefak , hidden tag , setup active , forward a port , \r\n port map , port , hashing , file hashing , trigs \r\n---<>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<>---\r\n",
}
---End Editable scetion--------------
---Dont edit below unless you know what your doing 8-)
--
function Main()
--frmHub:RegBot(botname)
end
--// function ChatArrival(user, data)
function ChatArrival(user, data)
if string.sub(data, 1, 1) == "<" then
local s, e, pre = string.find(data, "^%b<> (.)")
if pre == "!" or pre == "+" or pre == "/" or pre == "?" or user.sName == "3?" then return end --// user.sName == "3?" stops the replying to mutlichatrelay use your own multichatbotnick here ..
data=string.gsub(data,1,string.len(data)-1)
s,e,msg = string.find(data,"%s+(%S+)")
trigfound=0
-- check for trigs in table
for key, value in tTrigs do --
if( string.find( data, key) ) then
answer, x = string.gsub(value,"%b[]", user.sName)--
user:SendData( botname, answer ) --//sends reply's to user only,.. to send to all change for: sendtoall(botname, answer)
trigfound=1
break
end
end
if (trigfound==0)then
end
end
end
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obviously many trigs removed due to maximium post lenght ..
but finding the lua4 version is easy( www.plop.nl) (http://www.plop.nl) and it has all the original triggers and reply's .. ..
Good work UwV
think u need to add a time delay, bot answers before the post appear in chat window
me i like it like that ..
like it knows what you are about to say .. oooh *psychic* ..
but i would make it for you if you need it ?
.. i would actually not 'know' how but i guess i could work it out by rtfm ..
hi UwV
try editing your first post and change the quote tags for code tags ..
will make for easier reading
:P :P :P :P
??????Hawk??????
QuoteOriginally posted by ??????Hawk??????
hi UwV
try editing your first post and change the quote tags for code tags ..
will make for easier reading
:P :P :P :P
??????Hawk??????
but like hell to post a reply .. ;0)
now is like scroll or die ...
another Triggerbot created by ptaczek (http://www.pestypest.info/ptokax/triggerbot.lua)
it has delays before answers (http://fdc.webhop.net/kuru.gif)
--modded a bit by jiten
--TrigChat 1.0
--by Mutor
--Add / Remove triggers as you wish.
-- little customizing & conv. to lua5 by UwW (nothing much)
--
---Editable Section---------------------
botname = "-=Holly-Helps=-" -- Change this to your main bot
tTrigs = {
shit = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
fuck = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
goodnight = "Goodnight, [User]. Sleep well.",
Goodnight = "Goodnight, [User]. Sleep well.",
["anyone have"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone got"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone get"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["got to go"] = "Alright, later, [User]",
["XP Fire"] = "\r\n\r\nTo disable the XP firewall, follow these steps \r\n*****************************************************\r\n- Double click 'My Network Places'\r\n- Click 'View Network Connections'\r\n- Right click on 'Local Area Connection and Select 'Properties'\r\n- Click the 'Advanced' tab\r\n- Make sure to uncheck the box under 'Internet Connection Firewall'\r\n",
["hidden tag"] = "\r\n\r\n Hiding client tags:\r\n******************************\r\nA tag is the DC++ tag, i.e. <++ V:0.305,M:A,H:0/1/0,S:2\r\n\r\nA faker can simply be defined as, having a false misleading or fraudulent appearance. That being\r\nsaid,a tag faker is someone who either hides or fraudulently modifies their DC++ tag. OPs typically\r\ndisallow hidden tag clients from entering a hub or will simply permanently ban on sightany user\r\nwho is found doing this.\r\n",
["setup active"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
["forward a port"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
["port map"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
trigs = "\r\n---<>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<>---\r\n\ AVAILABLE TRIGS -> brb , bbiab , bbiaw , kk , wb , Hi , Hi , hey , Hey , hello , Hi , Hello , goodnight , Goodnight , Goodnight, g'ni , \r\n Nite , nite , bye , cya , gtg , g2g , whats up , any slot , no slot , peace , lol , lmao , rofl , haha , hehe , lag , a drink , see ya , \r\n good bye , anyone have , anyone got ,anyone get , got to go , got to go , later , c ya , needs sleep , need sleep , zz , Zz ,\r\n damn , regist , Yo , my list , my file list , search my file , active mode , passive mode ,peer , xp fire , XP Fire , XP fire , the icons ,\r\n user icons , commands , tags , extra slot , slot lock , slotlock , share fak , sharefak , hidden tag , setup active , forward a port , \r\n port map , port , hashing , file hashing , trigs \r\n---<>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<>---\r\n",
}
---End Editable scetion--------------
---Dont edit below unless you know what your doing 8-)
function Main()
--frmHub:RegBot(botname)
end
--// function ChatArrival(user, data)
function ChatArrival(user, data)
local data = string.sub(data,1,-2)
local s,e,msg = string.find(data,"%s+(%S+)")
-- check for trigs in table
if not iscommand(msg) then
for key, value in tTrigs do
if( string.find( data, key) ) then
answer, x = string.gsub(value,"%b[]", user.sName)
SendToAll(user.sName,msg)
user:SendData( botname, answer ) -- message sent to user only
--SendToAll(botname, answer) -- message sent to everyone
return 1
end
end
end
end
function iscommand(str)
return string.sub(str, 1, 1) == "!" or string.sub(str, 1, 1) == "+" or string.sub(str, 1, 1) == "/" or string.sub(str, 1, 1) == "?" or string.sub(str, 1, 1) == "3?"
endCheers
how i doing to all users see what bot answer for same user
QuoteOriginally posted by (-=TrIp-iN-SuN=-)
how i doing to all users see what bot answer for same user
Change this in ChatArrival:
user:SendData( botname, answer ) -- message sent to user only
--SendToAll(botname, answer) -- message sent to everyone to
--user:SendData( botname, answer ) -- message sent to user only
SendToAll(botname, answer) -- message sent to everyone Cheers
Hi! I know that this is old theam but I hope someone would help me!
In the second type of script when turning on - SENDTOALL first word sending and the others are not!
for example - i type "anyone have" - and see in chat:
[05:18:01] <INF2> anyone
[05:18:01] <-=Holly-Helps=-> INF2, please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.
"HAVE" disapperes - it happens with all phrases, which includes more than 1 word
I was trying to find it, but without results, cause i don't now LUA!
ps: sorry for my language)
--modded a bit by jiten
--TrigChat 1.0
--by Mutor
--Add / Remove triggers as you wish.
-- little customizing & conv. to lua5 by UwW (nothing much)
--
--- Herodes touch:
--- removed iscommand function
--- fixed the regexp for catching more than one word...
---Editable Section---------------------
botname = "-=Holly-Helps=-" -- Change this to your main bot
tTrigs = {
shit = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
fuck = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
goodnight = "Goodnight, [User]. Sleep well.",
Goodnight = "Goodnight, [User]. Sleep well.",
["anyone have"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone got"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone get"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["got to go"] = "Alright, later, [User]",
["XP Fire"] = "\r\n\r\nTo disable the XP firewall, follow these steps \r\n*****************************************************\r\n- Double click 'My Network Places'\r\n- Click 'View Network Connections'\r\n- Right click on 'Local Area Connection and Select 'Properties'\r\n- Click the 'Advanced' tab\r\n- Make sure to uncheck the box under 'Internet Connection Firewall'\r\n",
["hidden tag"] = "\r\n\r\n Hiding client tags:\r\n******************************\r\nA tag is the DC++ tag, i.e. <++ V:0.305,M:A,H:0/1/0,S:2\r\n\r\nA faker can simply be defined as, having a false misleading or fraudulent appearance. That being\r\nsaid,a tag faker is someone who either hides or fraudulently modifies their DC++ tag. OPs typically\r\ndisallow hidden tag clients from entering a hub or will simply permanently ban on sightany user\r\nwho is found doing this.\r\n",
["setup active"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
["forward a port"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
["port map"] = "\r\n\r\n\t**Active mode requires both TCP and UDP access on the same port for DC++ to work properly\r\n\r\n * First you need to set up the router to forward the connections to the computer with DC++. This could\r\n be called Port mapping, port redirecting, port forwarding or something like that. Find out how to do\r\n this with your router/NAT in the user manual.\r\n\r\n * You need to forward one port (select a number between 150 - 65535, they should mostly all be free.\r\n The default port is 411, but it is wise to select a unique one) and make sure both UDP and TCP is\r\n forwarded to your client.\r\n\r\n * The IP that you are forwarding to should be the internal IP address of your DC++ computer. It usually\r\n begins with '192.168', '172.16.' or '10.x.'. Go to the command prompt and type: ipconfig.\r\n\r\n * When you have mapped a port, you need to open up DC++ and go to the settings. Where you select\r\n active mode, in the port field, enter the port number that you are forwarding on the router.\r\n\r\n * In the IP field, you need to enter the external IP address of your router. This can can normally be found\r\n on the router/firewall 'Status' page.\r\n\r\n * It should now be working. If it is working for a while, but the next time you use DC++, you only get\r\n 'Connection Timeout?s or no results when searching, your IP (either external or internal) is likely to have\r\n changed. If you find the external IP is constantly changing, you can set yourself up with a dynamic name.\r\n Such as Dynip or DynDns and put that name into the IP field. Make sure to use a program that\r\n updates the dynamic name service with your latest IP.\r\n",
trigs = "\r\n---<>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<>---\r\n\ AVAILABLE TRIGS -> brb , bbiab , bbiaw , kk , wb , Hi , Hi , hey , Hey , hello , Hi , Hello , goodnight , Goodnight , Goodnight, g'ni , \r\n Nite , nite , bye , cya , gtg , g2g , whats up , any slot , no slot , peace , lol , lmao , rofl , haha , hehe , lag , a drink , see ya , \r\n good bye , anyone have , anyone got ,anyone get , got to go , got to go , later , c ya , needs sleep , need sleep , zz , Zz ,\r\n damn , regist , Yo , my list , my file list , search my file , active mode , passive mode ,peer , xp fire , XP Fire , XP fire , the icons ,\r\n user icons , commands , tags , extra slot , slot lock , slotlock , share fak , sharefak , hidden tag , setup active , forward a port , \r\n port map , port , hashing , file hashing , trigs \r\n---<>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<>---\r\n",
}
---End Editable scetion--------------
---Dont edit below unless you know what your doing 8-)
function Main()
--frmHub:RegBot(botname)
end
--// function ChatArrival(user, data)
function ChatArrival(user, data)
data = string.sub(data,1,-2)
local s,e, msg = string.find(data,"%b<>%s+(.+)")
if not string.find( msg, "^[%!%+%/%?%-%.%#].+") then
for key, value in tTrigs do
if( string.match( string.lower(msg), string.lower(key) ) ) then
answer, x = string.gsub( value,"%b[]", user.sName)
SendToAll(user.sName, msg)
user:SendData( botname, answer ) -- message sent to user only
--SendToAll(botname, answer) -- message sent to everyone
return 1
end
end
end
endtry this one inferous... haven't tested a bit of it ...
Thanks, but it's not working! :-[
[12:46] Syntax ...oks\scripts\valeria.lua:42: attempt to call field `match' (a nil value)
Quote from: INFERNOUS on 29 August, 2006, 10:48:13
Thanks, but it's not working! :-[
[12:46] Syntax ...oks\scripts\valeria.lua:42: attempt to call field `match' (a nil value)
Change
if( string.match( string.lower(msg), string.lower(key) ) ) then to
if( string.find( string.lower(msg), string.lower(key) ) ) thenI suppose you don't use the 5.1 lua version of PtX are you ?
But, why you mixed it? In line 40 you used string.find, in line 42 string.match... :)
Quote from: Hungarista on 29 August, 2006, 11:19:07
But, why you mixed it? In line 40 you used string.find, in line 42 string.match... :)
hmm .. who knows ? maybe I am rushing to get some drawings for the office ready too ... :)
Another attempt:
ChatArrival = function(user, data)
if not string.find(data, "^%b<>%s%p.+|$") then
local sMsg
for trig, v in pairs(tTrigs) do
if string.find(string.lower(string.sub(data, (string.len(user.sName)+4), -2)), string.lower(trig), 1, true) then
sMsg = string.gsub(v, "%[User%]", user.sName); break
end
end
if sMsg then
SendToAll(data)
-- Send to main for everyone
SendToAll(botname, sMsg)
-- Message only sent to user
-- user:SendData(botname, sMsg)
return 1
end
end
end
good stuff jiten, nice ;)
--TrigChat 1.0
--by Mutor
--Add / Remove triggers as you wish.
-- little customizing & conv. to lua5 - 5.1 by UwW (nothing much)
--
--
--
---Editable Section---------------------
sBotName = "-=Holly-Helps=-" -- Change this to your main bot
iRegBot = nil -- nil to not show , use 1 to show bot in userlist
-- table with nicks not to get "bottered" usefull for multichatbots
tNot = {
["Multichatbotname"] = 1,
["AnotherNick"] = 1,
["And_So_On"] = 1,
}
tTrigs = {
shit = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
fuck = "Hey [User]! Watch the language. Dont use words like that in here please.",
goodnight = "Goodnight, [User]. Sleep well.",
["anyone have"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone got"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["anyone get"] = "[User], please use the search tool, instead of making requests in main chat.",
["got to go"] = "Alright, later, [User]",
}
---End Editable section--------------
---Dont edit below unless you know what your doing 8-)
--
function Main()
if iRegBot then
frmHub:RegBot(sBotname)
end
end
function OnExit()
if iRegBot then
frmHub:UnregBot(sBotname)
end
end
--// function ChatArrival(user, data)
function ChatArrival(user, data)
if not tNot[user.sName] then
local _,_, pre = string.find(data, "^%b<> (%p)")
if not pre then
data=string.gsub(data,1,string.len(data)-1)
s,e,msg = string.find(data,"%s+(%S+)")
-- check for trigs in table
for key, value in(tTrigs) do --
if( string.find( string.lower(data), key) ) then
answer, x = string.gsub(value,"%b[]", user.sName)
user:SendData( botname, answer ) --//sends reply's to user only,.. to send to all change for: SendToAll(botname, answer)
break
return 1;
end
end
end
end
obviously many trigs removed due to maximium post lenght ..
but finding the lua4 version is easy( www.plop.nl) (http://www.plop.nl) and it has all the original triggers and reply's .. ..
Quote from: modular on 29 August, 2006, 13:14:35
obviously many trigs removed due to maximium post lenght ..
Haha, months ago everyone whined because there were no attachments, now no one wants to use them. Corss purposes...