Shoutbox

Hello SilentDragon
Can you do a nudge detection?
Ex.:
Receive: !^nudge&
Answer: Stop nudges!!

This is greater then great! But do you guy's have tip's to set in the list? I only have 7 yet xD

Thanks already!

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Originally posted by Silentdragon
Receive: (hello|helo|halo|hail|heil|ahoj)
Answer: Hello
Type: Word
First Word radio button

Should work.

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it's not working for me i have tried everything with the pipe

Hey
Can someone please explain to me how to give sequential replies, i want to set it so that it triggers specific responses in order every time. So no matter what the sender says, it will always say the same message at the same point of the convo.
Thanks guys, i have been trying hard but it is giving me a real headache now

I'm totally new to this and really don't know how to configure this script.  Perhaps a step by step for beginners is needed.

In the meantime, all I really need for now is something I can set to auto respond when I choose to be unavailable.  Something like "I'm unavailable right now.  Hang in there, I'll be right back!" and have it configured so that it doesn't matter what the other person types, it will always show that message.

Thanks in advance and I hope to be using this soon!

So I tested this script today and I noticed something...

When someone is saying a sentence with the word in it, it sometimes copies the entire sentence, but replacing the word you put in "receive" with the word you put in "Answer".

can I make it reply with only the word that I've put at "Answer"?

Is there any chance that there will be a fix for the "word" not working?

~ pokemaster

I managed to make the other person say something before. Maybe they were doing something with it like saying what i said but i dunno. is there anyway to make other people say things with this?


example


S: hi
N: Im a silly clown < this would be me
N: wtf i didnt say that
S: ok ...?

Hi, I don't know if this project is still alive... but I would like to make a suggestion for future versions...

What about a priority option in the "rules" list... I figured out I could do that editing the config file... putting a "rule" below another one, make it in less prioirity... but sometimes the script modified it randomly...

What I am talking about is this:

For example:

I receive: "Hello, how are you?"

and I have 2 rules:

1- for "hello" ->answer "Hi"
2- for "how are" ->answer "Fine!"

of course the script is going to answer only one of them... usually de last one in being made... but all the same, always the same, it doesn´t work random...

I would like the script had some type of control of this kind of priority in which answer is choose...

For example I was thinking in some type of arrows that make you choose which "rule" is up in the list, and which is "down"... The upper, the most priority it has...

This would work for general random answer... for example:

"...." (3 any characters) -> answer "Sorry I don´t undertand"

But I want that "rule" to be used ONLY if there was not any other "rule" that match that sentence received... because it could make a lot of other "rules" just useless

Excuse my horrible English... U_U

ps: I would like also a list of "especial" words that make especial things... for example I discovered the word "SENDER" in capital used in answers, is used to use the nick of the other person in the answer (which is very useful indeed XD). I imagine there are other "special words" like that one ^^

Hi all.
First of all, excellent script! I LOVE it

Since I didn't find much examples in this forum, I decided to leave here some of my REGEX.

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receive : [^!].*ok\?$|[^!].*cool\?$

[^!] = phrase doesn't begin with !
.* = 0 or more characters
ok/cool = word to be recognized
\? = character ?
$ = the previous character must be in the end of the phrase
| = OR, means it recognizes both expressions

for example, recognizes:
are you ok?
is it cool?
ok?
cool?
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receive: ^!opsend (.+)$

^! = phrase starts with ! (note that ^ as double meaning depending on place)
(.+) = 1 or more characters

example: !opsend file.txt

answer: /sendfile C:\Users\UserName\Documents\msnsend\$1

$1 = corresponds to the (.+) word of the receive regex

(Don't forget to create the msnsend folder and place there the file you want to share through the !opsend command. Also, you must be online...)
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Hope this helps some of you guys. Cya