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    ngParser

    ngParser

    Converts ngStats into utstatsdb

    Do you have Unreal Tournament with local stats (NetGamesUSA, ngStats)? Want to convert those into more cabacle statistics system? If yes, read on. This is a quick hack-script to import playerdata from the obsolete ngStats into utstatdb. What it does: - Converts the player-data into mysql format What it doesn't do: - Mapdata - Totals I would guess that the actual usage for this is VERY limited and as such there's not much quality control here. It has all kinds of errors and...
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    pgMail is a small TCL based script that you can store within any PostgreSQL database. Once it is stored there, you can create any number of specialized procedures to send email from directly within PostgreSQL like emailing a customer when product ships. FYI! This project has moved to GITHUB! You can see the repository here: https://github.com/captbrando/pgMail WE HAVE MOVED!!! Please visit the project page (linked below) for all new and relevant information, including requests for help!
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    a&a - tcl script for eggdrop/windrop

    a&a - tcl script for eggdrop/windrop

    a&a - tcl script for eggdrop/windrop @ http://script.bots.land & http://bots.land, used for creating bots on IRC, botlending activity and/or just fun.
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    This is a botservice script written in TCL made to work on eggdrop and windrop bots.
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    A Tcl script for Eggdrop providing many of the standard features of other scripts, however, with a twist that it is aimed at bot services. This is the exact script used by the bot service #animebots on Quakenet.
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    A simulated Artificial Intelligence IRC script for use with Eggdrop with many options and features and high configurability, multi-language support, grammar checker, and now with theme support! Database support is up-coming.
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    Wolfpack is a modular Tcl script system for Eggdrop. It supports dynamic loading, unloading, and configuration of script "modules" via Eggdrop's partyline.
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