metis command needed

[XinDi]

Hi again,
I'm looking for a room left messgae to put into my metis bot, can anyone help with this one?
Xindi

[Stevi]

I thin this is it but i am not sure.

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<OnLeave type="script">
<out>[Place Message Here]</out>
</OnLeave>

[nylly444]

Did you check the help file (metis.chm) in your metis folder (plugins in robomx)?
It should have all the commends if I remember correctly...

[marc0]

Hi,
  I'd been on a web site and I saw your email adresse. I'd like to know where can I find me
info/doc/readme/manual on metis programming language
Edit: removed email addy
thx

[tig]

Hi Marc0

Try here:

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/#Other+Useful+Guides

We have heaps of tutorials and metis is available from here: httpss://archive.winmxworld.com/MxControl/

These maybe of some help please post back if not.

[Forested665]

If you are refferring to something like this:

2007/11/20 00:03:09 ------- Kayleigh ------- Hey hellothere, need any help?
2007/11/20 00:03:22 ------ hellothere ------- hi, dl'd auto pie but winmx not working
2007/11/20 00:03:28 ------- Kayleigh ------- LEFT
2007/11/20 00:03:28 - BOT -  »»»» Look on the top of your Winmx screen just to the left of the Settings button
2007/11/20 00:03:29 - BOT -  »»»» What do you see in the window to the «««««LEFT of the Ø Ignored button and above the Networks button of your WinMX??
2007/11/20 00:03:33 ------- Kayleigh ------- <<< answer that hellothere

The term left is used in these rooms because the answer to the question is provided in the upper left box of your winmx (the update bar).
An example of this for metis would be...

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<command>
  <in>
    Trigger
  </in>
    <out>
      He's got a GUN!
    </out>
</command>
This would produce a chat like this

XinDi  Oh look at the pretty Trigger on that clorox bottle
BOT  He's got a GUN!
XinDi  /kick BOT
BOT has left the channel.

Hope that was helpful/

[Joshua203]

[tig]

Thanks Josh for putting that up. I couldnt find it

[Joshua203]

you re welcome Tig, i was suprised no one had allready put it up or explained where it would be found after install on the computer as it is the best reference guide i can think of, i hope Marc0 will find what he/she is searching for

[tig]

yes it is an excellent one for what i think Mark0 is after.

[gypsyroadhog]

Thanks Joshua
I'll have a proper read of that...cheers