Part A)
Is there a script where you can send as many nudges as you want to someone?

Coz If You try to send a nudge after another it says  'You may not send a Nudge that often.'

Part B)
Is there a way that you can stop nudges being done when someone sends it?
Coz they can get very annoying.

Part C)
How do you get nudges in Auto Messages Or The Busy Blocker Script.

Part D)
What is the maximum amount of nudges i can do before it'll make me crash?

In Your Reply's please put which part you're answering. Thank you.

Use APatch or Mess Patch to do both of them. If you want a script to do that i'll fetch the code for you .

Thank you.
Can you get code then?
*Englandboyforlife. Smiles

For Patching WLM to allow unlimited nudges
CookieRevised's reply to Unlimited Nudges script

To send numerous nudge at once.
To use type "/nudge <no of nudges>" in a conversation without the quotes.

code:

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//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
// Created By BigBob85 <bigbob85@vizzed.com>
// Edited by Felu (http://www.feluowns.com)
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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message){
    if (Message.substr(0, 6) == "/nudge"){
        var Nudges = Message.substr(Message.search(' ')+1);
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast("Nudge Me", Nudges);
        for (var i = 0; i < Nudges; i++){
                //Little hack to send unlimited nudges
        var hwnd = Interop.Call('User32',"FindWindowW",'IMWindowClass',0);
        var nvoHwnd= Interop.Call('User32',"SendMessageW", hwnd, 273, 689,0);
        }
        return''
    }
}

function OnGetScriptCommands ()
{
commands  = "<ScriptCommands>";
commands +=     "<Command>";
commands +=         "<Name>nudge</Name>";
commands +=         "<Description>nudge</Description>";
commands +=         "<Parameters>&lt; No. of nudges !&gt;</Parameters>";
commands +=     "</Command>";
commands += "</ScriptCommands>";
return commands;
}

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Ok..
But how do i use the script now?

Messenger Plus Preferences>Scripts>Create New..>And then copy and paste the code in the text box.

No
I mean
I have done it
But whats the command to use it?

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-
To use type "/nudge <no of nudges>" in a conversation without the quotes.

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ITS NOT WORKING
Please help

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife.
ITS NOT WORKING
Please help

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The second code Its work fine to me. I dont use the first code becouse i have already patch the wlm with Mess patch.

you're god   

it work for others patches? ^^

i'll translate this to spanish 

I have a problem,
Because if to many nudges are used in the convoit wont stop nudging
Is there any way to stop that?

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife.
I have a problem,
Because if to many nudges are used in the convoit wont stop nudging
Is there any way to stop that?

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So that means i can go up to 1000 without it crashing?
Which means i could do 999 and it will not crash?

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife.
So that means i can go up to 1000 without it crashing?

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-
I don't recommend nudge flooding if the other contact doesn't have nudge shake disabled . His/Her Messenger would crash that way.

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife

I have a problem,
Because if to many nudges are used in the convoit wont stop nudging
Is there any way to stop that?

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No you can't stop it. Give a lesser value instead. Don't cross 1000 it will freeze your Messenger and sometimes it may even crash.

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Originally posted by Plan-1130

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife

I have a problem,
Because if to many nudges are used in the convoit wont stop nudging
Is there any way to stop that?

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No you can't stop it. Give a lesser value instead. Don't cross 1000 it will freeze your Messenger and sometimes it may even crash.

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I think you just got the solution there, make wlm crash and the nudging is over

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I've now used that code.
But,
If i do:
/nudge 10
They only notice one?
Is there a way to stop that and make them notice all 10

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife.
I've now used that code.
But,
If i do:
/nudge 10
They only notice one?
Is there a way to stop that and make them notice all 10

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Originally posted by Baggins
the easiest way to make a pause between them is just manually click the nudge button

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or use a timer, but then again this might cause problems because you need global variables...

Timers in MsgPlus are delayed execution of pieces of code, they have to be programmedin the Script, see Scripting Documentation

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Originally posted by Plan-1130
Timers in MsgPlus are delayed execution of pieces of code, they have to be programmedin the Script, see Scripting Documentation

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife.

Thanks

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Originally posted by Plan-1130

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Originally posted by EnglandBoyForLife.

Thanks

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Well I just explained what it was, assuming you meant you didn't know which timer to use: i thought you realized you had to make a new one if you knew what timers were
The suggestion was made to use a sleep command which has to be called through a dll, so i thought I'd tell you all the good news that MsgPlus has timers too...

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i cant get it to work i created the script just like you said but i dont know where to paste it here is a pic of the screen i get when i open the wndow to pste the code


now where the hell do i paste the code, do i delete those numbers and letters that are there wat do i do , can you be more specific and say what to do exactly, first i deleted that and pasted the code , when i put thing to send the nudges it appears a little window like the one when you sign in an says the numbers of nudges but it only send one
help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

First of all, you have to just paste the code, into that window you have, and paste it over the other two functions (or just delete them, then paste it).

Here is v1.3 of that script, don't think it's changed all that much, except its a .plsc so it will install.

umm another problem ok i isnyalled it, but now when i put
/nudge <no of nudges>
for example

/nudge <10>

i get this

<10> isnt a number

[OFF TOPIC]

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
or use a sleep command... I think it has to be called from a dll though =/

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Originally posted by Plan-1130
or use a timer, but then again this might cause problems because you need global variables...

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Originally posted by orlandopunk
umm another problem ok i isnyalled it, but now when i put
/nudge <no of nudges>
for example

/nudge <10>

i get this

<10> isnt a number

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[offtopic]
Technically that 10 isn't a number either, it's a (sub)string.
In the beginning I had some problems with that as that 10 was NaN (Not a Number).
Comparing the string 10 with the number 10 will result in NaN...
Still I don't know how I got many of my scripts working, as VB provides a function to parse an integer from a string, but I couldn't find any in the MSDN... (not in function, not in methods of object String).
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Originally posted by Plan-1130
[offtopic]
Technically that 10 isn't a number either, it's a (sub)string.
In the beginning I had some problems with that as that 10 was NaN (Not a Number).
Comparing the string 10 with the number 10 will result in NaN...
Still I don't know how I got many of my scripts working, as VB provides a function to parse an integer from a string, but I couldn't find any in the MSDN... (not in function, not in methods of object String).
[/offtopic]

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code:

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[...]
var String = "10";
var Number = new Number(String);
[...]

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Just do varName * 1 to convert it, maybe slightly dodgy but short and simple

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Originally posted by Plan-1130
Comparing the string 10 with the number 10 will result in NaN...

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The following describes how the different groups of operators behave depending on the types and values of expression1 and expression2:

Relational (<, >, <=, >=)

* Attempt to convert both expression1 and expression2 into numbers.
* If both expressions are strings, do a lexicographical string comparison.
* If either expression is NaN, return false.
* Negative zero equals Positive zero.
* Negative Infinity is less than everything including itself.
* Positive Infinity is greater than everything including itself.

Equality (==, !=)

* If the types of the two expressions are different, attempt to convert them to string, number, or Boolean.
* NaN is not equal to anything including itself.
* Negative zero equals positive zero.
* null equals both null and undefined.
* Values are considered equal if they are identical strings, numerically equivalent numbers, the same object, identical Boolean values, or (if different types) they can be coerced into one of these situations.
* Every other comparison is considered unequal.

Identity (===, !==)

These operators behave identically to the equality operators except no type conversion is done, and the types must be the same to be considered equal.

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Originally posted by Plan-1130
Still I don't know how I got many of my scripts working, as VB provides a function to parse an integer from a string

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Originally posted by Eljay
Just do varName * 1 to convert it, maybe slightly dodgy but short and simple

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Originally posted by markee
For me I just do th following and it works (though I'm probably going about it the wrong way)

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var String = "10";
var Number = new Number(String);

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I couldn't think of any other way of making it a number.  I hope this helps (assuming what I did is correct).

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