this is a simple question to a complex problem how do i get the bot to say "hello tom" when tom enters the roo. I want this to be a public address. I also want to thank |{rusha for telling me about this wonderful bot.

Hi,

> this is a simple question to a complex problem how do i get the bot to say
> "hello tom" when tom enters the roo. I want this to be a public
> address. I also want to thank |{rusha for telling me about this wonderful
> bot.

Depends if you just want it to say hi to tom or to everyone entering the channel.

Configuration - Edit Configuration - Built-in functions

In the greeting on Join part, select tom's level and enter the script:

if (getPrimary() == "tom") talk("hello " + getPrimary())

if you want it do do so for everybody, just use the second line and copy&paste the script to every level you want the message for. I'd set the "If last activity >" field to at least an hour (3600 seconds) or so to prevent the bot from greeting tom every time he joins, since that gets annoying in splits were people come and go a lot.

SubSpace

> Hi,

> Depends if you just want it to say hi to tom or to everyone entering the
> channel.

> Configuration - Edit Configuration - Built-in functions

> In the greeting on Join part, select tom's level and enter the script:

> if (getPrimary() == "tom") talk("hello " +
> getPrimary())

> if you want it do do so for everybody, just use the second line and
> copy&paste the script to every level you want the message for. I'd set the
> "If last activity >" field to at least an hour (3600 seconds)
> or so to prevent the bot from greeting tom every time he joins, since that
> gets annoying in splits were people come and go a lot.

> SubSpace

Worked like a charm. Is it possible to have text after the name, such as

talk("hello" + getPrimary() "you idiot!")

I keep getting error codes with this. Also is there anyway to write a custome command that can tell u the full name of the user level. !whois will give u M for master or O for operator, but can I make it say Master, or Operator without puting it in the short name?