this is my imitate script.it is first

Bug 1:
  you talking person1 and person2
  script saves person1's color,type,style
  try to imitate person2
  your imitated color is person1's color

Bug 2:
  this script can't imitate font type.how can i change current font?

i don't know another bug

NOTE: this script doesn't work for wireless connections

Version: Beta2

(sorry my english.i'm from Turkey)

//Thanks to CookieRevised for Notifier - Typing
//Thanks to Plik for getLocalIp()
//Thanks to Pai for Xniff
//Thanks to Sander112 for contactsay

Sorry my question, but how to use it???

/imitate [you message]

sorry

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Originally posted by MrT
sorry

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I haven't tried this, but perhaps to get around "Bug 1", you can save the font color, type and style for each person.

For example (sorry, I looked through the code ), bir, iki and uc could all be made into arrays, and the font information can be stored in each element, ie. bir[contact@domain.com] or iki[123456789] (user ID). Then when you send the message, you check who you are sending it to, and access the font information using that.

I've been a tester of such a script that can correctly imitate, I think development has stopped for now however

Odd really, it was starting to show potential

MrT,

To add to what phalanxii has said: you need to take into consideration that several contacts can talk to you at the same time. And that a user could want to imitate a contact who hasn't spoken last.

So only storing the last text parameters from the last contact who spoke to the user is not going to work. Do as phalanxii suggested: use an array to store the information, indexed by the contact's email _and_ by the user's email(**). And remove the array element when the chat window of that contact is closed(***).


** highly important if you don't want to screw things up when the current user signs out and a new user sign in. Another way around this and probably much more convenient in this case: empty the array when the user signs out.

*** be carefull. There can be multiple contacts in 1 chat window (multi-contact or group chats).

PS: without looking at the code: I can't see the use of my "typing notifier" code in this script though.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
MrT,

To add to what phalanxii has said: you need to take into consideration that several contacts can talk to you at the same time. And that a user could want to imitate a contact who hasn't spoken last.

So only storing the last text parameters from the last contact who spoke to the user is not going to work. Do as phalanxii suggested: use an array to store the information, indexed by the contact's email _and_ by the user's email(**). And remove the array element when the chat window of that contact is closed(***).


** highly important if you don't want to screw things up when the current user signs out and a new user sign in. Another way around this and probably much more convenient in this case: empty the array when the user signs out.

*** be carefull. There can be multiple contacts in 1 chat window (multi-contact or group chats).

PS: without looking at the code: I can't see the use of my "typing notifier" code in this script though.

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Originally posted by phalanxii
I haven't tried this, but perhaps to get around "Bug 1", you can save the font color, type and style for each person.

For example (sorry, I looked through the code ), bir, iki and uc could all be made into arrays, and the font information can be stored in each element, ie. bir[contact@domain.com] or iki[123456789] (user ID). Then when you send the message, you check who you are sending it to, and access the font information using that.

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Also note in your first post that this doesn't work for wireless connections, due to the way of the Xniff object.

[offtopic]
* Matti sighs...
* Matti wants to have Xniff on his wireless...
[/offtopic]

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Originally posted by Mattike
Also note in your first post that this doesn't work for wireless connections, due to the way of the Xniff object.

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is ne1 still working on this script? maybe a  pro scripters could get together and master this.

i have wireless and would love for this script to be fully functional for wireless

i don't know wireless conneciton well but
have your wireless connection got static IP?

xniff.IP = getLocalIp();       --->        xniff.IP = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"

*OR*

getLocalIp() gets last IP
i have three network adapter: bluetooth,hamachi and ethernet
i disabled bluetooth and hamachi
and it's working

how about the bug where its doesnt change the name back........
it changes name to ur friends - posts the message - changes your name back to original - then in about 3 secs(or less) it changes your name back to your contacts name...... this is VERY anoying!

Doesn't work. Gives me a error when I try to import.

Script imports fine here.

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Originally posted by MenthiX
Script imports fine here.

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Just downloaded the one from the first post of this thread, re-uploaded it to http://random.menthix.net/Imitate_beta2.plsc maybe your download got corrupted somehow.

I am currently using Plus! 4.20 beta (which will be released to public in a few days), so it could also be just on your Plus! version. Maybe someone else can confirm that.

I'm currently using:
MP!L 4.20 beta3 (4.11.0.260)
WLM 8.1.0178.00

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Originally posted by MenthiX
Just downloaded the one from the first post of this thread, re-uploaded it to http://random.menthix.net/Imitate_beta2.plsc maybe your download got corrupted somehow.

I am currently using Plus! 4.20 beta (which will be released to public in a few days), so it could also be just on your Plus! version. Maybe someone else can confirm that.

I'm currently using:
MP!L 4.20 beta3 (4.11.0.260)
WLM 8.1.0178.00

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Originally posted by riahc4

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Originally posted by MenthiX
Just downloaded the one from the first post of this thread, re-uploaded it to http://random.menthix.net/Imitate_beta2.plsc maybe your download got corrupted somehow.

I am currently using Plus! 4.20 beta (which will be released to public in a few days), so it could also be just on your Plus! version. Maybe someone else can confirm that.

I'm currently using:
MP!L 4.20 beta3 (4.11.0.260)
WLM 8.1.0178.00

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Same error tells me

"An error occured while importing the script files"

Messenger Plus! 4.11.0.254
Windows Live Messenger 8.1.0178.00
Windows Vista Ultimate

Other scripts import just fine.

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Double clicking on a script pack or a sound pack in Windows Vista works properly (in Vista, it currently requires administrator privileges, you can bypass it by importing the files directly from the Messenger Plus! windows). If you still fail to import a specific script in Windows Vista, delete the entire "C:\Users\accountname\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Messenger Plus! Live" directory and restart Messenger.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
This might have something todo with it? dunno

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Update: It didnt work on Vista. I upgraded to 4.20 and now it works .

hmmm... well stuff regarding this (and what I've said in previous post: admin privileges and access rights on importing scripts etc) have changed in the new version, so this might have done the trick.

http://www.msgpluslive.net/download/changelog/

Everytime i try to imitate someone
The script changes my name to my contacts name, but it doesnt change back, so its kind of...lame?

This happens with every script, like the script called "contact say" or something...

Is it some option i have or something?