Description: scrim shits

;; Created by k[i].ChInKy
;;usage: /scrim <# of people ie. 5, 4, 3,2> <map> <yours/ours>
;;usage: /found
;;usage: /ip

alias scrim {
  timer 0 30 msg #findscrim,#calscrim [^K]14,1>[^K]14 [^K]0Killer Instincts[^K]14([^K]07k.instincts[^K]14) [[^K]15east[^K]14] ( [^K]0cs[^K]14.[^K]7 $1 v $1 [^K]14) ([^K]15 $2 [^K]7@ [^K]15 $3 [^K]14) ([^K]15cal-o[^K]14) ([^K]7NO[^K]15pugs[^K]14) [[^K]0 pm ME [^K]14][^K]14 <[^O]
  echo [^K]14,1>[^K]14 [^K]0KillerInstincts[^K]14([^K]07k.instincts[^K]14) [[^K]15east[^K]14] ( [^K]0cs[^K]14.[^K]7 $1 v $1 [^K]14) ([^K]15 $2 [^K]7@ [^K]15 $3 [^K]14) ([^K]15cal-o[^K]14) ([^K]7NO[^K]15pugs[^K]14) [[^K]0 pm ME [^K]14][^K]14 <[^O]
}

alias ip {
  say [^K]14,1>[^K]0Killer Instincts[^K]14([^K]7 216.128.72.54:27015//scrim [^K]14)<
}

alias found {
  timer1 off
}

I might suggest naming the timer in the /scrim alias.  If someone already has a timer going by the name of timer1 used by another script, your found alias would fail to work.

Use a name when you start your timer, like...
timerSCRIM 0 30 msg...

Then stop it with...
timerSCRIM off

Eliminates any chances of such events happening, plus it makes it easier to understand.

Just a helpful hint.

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