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| Lufia BlackCat |
 Sep 9 2007, 10:09 PM
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i didnt had any problems with amip yet, it worked great, but now i dont get a clue:
because in some channels they dont like WA postings i wanted to use the function to post on specific channels, i read evereything (help/faq) but it wont work. is it because the channel-prefix is "#" and AMIP cant handle it right? thx in advance |
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| Markus -voks- Henn |
Sep 9 2007, 10:26 PM
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Working fine here: I added a channel (#test) to the channels list and used "/cme %name" as preset. Be sure to use "/cme" or "/cmsg" as preset command.
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| Lufia BlackCat |
Sep 21 2007, 07:57 AM
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still wont work...
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| Serge |
Sep 21 2007, 11:09 AM
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It works, you are doing something wrong.
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| slim2 |
Sep 26 2007, 07:27 AM
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Apologies for jumping onto this one but there was little point to start another topic for a similar problem (much like my first, which I regret doing) -
I'm using: //cme $active is listening to &c05%2$trunc2(text,len)&p by &c03%1$trunc2(text,len)&p from &c02%4 $trunc2(text,len)&p as a preset I have two channels set up in the list and when I key in the announce, it will include the name of one of the channels I am currently in inside the announce line. Is it just an issue with the preset I'm using? |
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| Serge |
Sep 26 2007, 07:38 AM
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/cme is substituted with /describe #channel, where #channel is taken from the list of the channels you specify, it iterates through all the channels, therefore, your preset will expand in:
/describe #channel $active ... which is of course not what you want. So just use /cme followed with the song format spec. |
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| slim2 |
Sep 26 2007, 07:41 AM
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Much appreciated.
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| slim2 |
Sep 26 2007, 08:24 AM
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might've been a bit hasty there I modified the preset:
//describe #channel $active is listening to &c05%2$trunc2(text,len)&p by &c03%1$trunc2(text,len)&p from &c02%4 $trunc2(text,len)&p i added channels into the channel list in the configurator and it is still adding in the name of the channel i originally key in the announce for (ex. /mp3 triggers "slim2 #slim2 is listening to"...) |
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| Serge |
Sep 26 2007, 08:52 AM
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Damn, all you have to use is:
/cme is listening to &c05%2$trunc2(text,len)&p by &c03%1$trunc2(text,len)&p from &c02%4 $trunc2(text,len)&p and put the channels in the Configurator. |
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| Lufia BlackCat |
Oct 6 2007, 10:42 PM
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aaaah! now i got it!
i have to add the channels in the list, like "#music *add*" and then use /cme in the announcecode-preset... how stupid of me :D sorry sorry... must have cost some nerves of Serge ^_^ |
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