Ugh, ok. I just had to try and complete thisshop thing. put
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if ($msg =~ /^shopmenu (.*)$/) { open (MENU, ">./Lib/Store/Shop/$username.txt"); $self->sendmsg("Burger, Costs £2.30\nFries, Costs £1.00\nCoke, Costs £3.50");
in bot.pl
when you type !shop menu it says..you have bought 'shop menu' so !shop menu ITEMNAME would buy..item name . Ill add a 'Print' command, so it saves the items 'username' has bought to a text file.
Like bars, buying "Cokes", and costing points for those kinds of things.
If you're going to have a couple simulation type things, you have to make your entire bot be a simulation thing, otherwise it's just stupid and pointless.
My bot's shop is actually going to have REAL items, like screen savers. Not that stupid simulation crap, "You bought a coke for £2.40, do you want to drink it now? --- You drink the coke. Yum!" how utterly pointless. <_< _________________ Current Site (2008) http://www.cuvou.com/
Like bars, buying "Cokes", and costing points for those kinds of things.
If you're going to have a couple simulation type things, you have to make your entire bot be a simulation thing, otherwise it's just stupid and pointless.
My bot's shop is actually going to have REAL items, like screen savers. Not that stupid simulation crap, "You bought a coke for £2.40, do you want to drink it now? --- You drink the coke. Yum!" how utterly pointless. <_<
Once the file_transfer will fully send, and not fake files, Mine will too:) _________________ Heroes NBC
Keenie has a MSN.pm that does real file transfers, I don't wanna hafta "bribe" that one off him too. Display Pics were cooler than file transfers at the time.
And plus I don't know if I'd use file transfers on MSN anyway, because they don't work on AIM or HTTP, so I could just use the HTTP server that comes with Juggernaut and host the downloads there, have the bot send a link to the download files. _________________ Current Site (2008) http://www.cuvou.com/
User Control Panel
. Ill add a 'Print' command, so it saves the items 'username' has bought to a text file. 
