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clcool
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MayaBot v4.0
Instructions
-=> Download the zip file from here.
-=> Unzip all files to a directory. (eg. c:\MayaBot).
-=> Read Readme.hlp for further instructions.
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dan0211
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Joined: 23 Dec 2003
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Lucky I'm already here  |
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farkie
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Joined: 15 Nov 2003
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woot! long awating  its a cool bot template! thanks Chris! |
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purcelly
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Joined: 10 Jun 2004
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Location: North West, England
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nice
like it loads
and you added alot since v3 i tihnk
i never saw the end bits after display pic or admin before! |
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Cer
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Joined: 03 Feb 2004
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Location: Michigan
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What did you use to make the WinHelp file with? I always used to use HelpScribble - it's alright but it adds a tiny notice to each page when using the free version.
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clcool
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It's called Shalom (Link), it's freeware and it doesn't seem to add any adverts.
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darkmonkey
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Joined: 18 Apr 2004
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Location: London, England
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| Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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I love Maya! *Dances*
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pfingy
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Joined: 28 Dec 2004
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| NICE. Reputaion upped |
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aus
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Joined: 01 Jun 2004
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| Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 12:12 pm Post subject: |
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| looks good! |
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watson3
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Joined: 04 Jan 2005
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| nice, can anyone give me some add-ons for it like the !say command please? |
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farkie
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| Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:28 pm Post subject: |
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try your topic  |
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clcool
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Have you read the help file? It says how to make a say command there as an example.
Open notepad.
Copy and paste:
| Code: | | my $tosay = $1;<br />$tosay = ucfirst($tosay);<br />&send($self, $tosay, $username); |
File, Save As...
Save it as say.maya (in the public directory).
And there you go.
The variable $1 contains any parameters the user specified after the command name... eg !say hello. $1 would contain hello.
As $1 is read only, and we want the first letter to be capital so it looks nicer, we let $tosay equal $1. The 'my' keeps it in this command (so the variable is only available where it's needed to conserve memory).
$tosay = ucfirst($tosay) makes the first letter of $tosay capital. eg. changing hello to Hello.
The last line sends the message. The first parameter is the socket (the chat window), (leave that alone unless you know what your doing), the second one it the message to be sent (in this case their message with a capital letter first..).. the last one is their username. (so we can log the message).
There are no speech marks because we just have variables, you could have done any of the following though:
| Code: | | &send($self, $tosay, $username) |
| Code: | | &send($self, "$tosay", $username) |
| Code: | | &send($self, $tosay, "$username") |
| Code: | | &send($self, "You told me to say $tosay", $username) |
| Code: | | &send($self, "You told me to say \"$tosay\"", $username) |
etc...
Other ways of doing a say command:
| Code: | | &send($self, $1, $username); |
| Code: | | my $tosay = $1;<br />&send($self, ucfirst($tosay), $username); |
Hope that helps people a bit... try and learn rather than just download commands. It will pay off in the long run.
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farkie
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| Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 8:53 pm Post subject: |
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| Nice one chris! |
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Gavin
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A very nice template! Easy for people to use with a very well explain hlp file!
+1
An idea for what someone could do (but hasnt yet) is make a template using sorona interface, I might do that myself...
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clcool
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Imagine your bot is just like another contact. You will need to add it to your list and talk to it that way.
eg. you are bob@hotmail.com, you sign in as bob@hotmail.com - Your bot is bot@hotmail.com and your bot signs in as bot@hotmail.com - You add bot@hotmail.com to your contact list.
To see the menu, when talking to your bot type help.
When you set up MayaBot it asks you for the admin's addresses. The bot will know when it's talking to an admin because it will recognise the username, and the admin commands will be available.
Hope that explains it for you.
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