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Welcome to NordicBots.com
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Welcome to NordicBots. We are the biggest free bot provider on QuakeNet serving more than 20.000 users in more than 3.000 channels.
Requests can be made through the Web Request. However, before you request a bot please read our Rules carefully! If you need help while using our service please join #NordicBots.
If you are new to our bots, you might want to read our multi-language documentation.
Also, if you are not a community member yet, you should create an account so you can download various scripts, place comments, use our forum, etc.
Note: Please respect our staff, they work for free and they do it for you. |
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 Latest news
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New feature: Translations
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Posted by soczol at 2009-07-01 17:40:22
Hello Everyone,
Just a quick note to say that we've added Google Translate functionality to our bots allowing you to translate text to another language.
We have not yet updated the documentation on this feature, so I'll try to explain how to use it, although we don't expect it to be that hard to understand. To translate text you need to use the !translate command. This command is available if chanset +infobot is active.
The full 'syntax' for this command is: !translate [-from <lang>] [-to <lang>] <text>.
If you specify a language through the -from or -to switches then you can write the language code (e.g. nl, en, hu) or the actual name of the language (e.g. Dutch, English, Hungarian). If you do not specify a 'from' language then our bots will try to automatically detect the language the text is written in. If you do not specify a 'to' language then our bots will translate the text to English.
So to translate the dutch text "hallo wereld" to English, you only have to write:
!translate hallo wereld
And the bot will then reply with:
Translation from Dutch (autodetected) to English: hello world
Note that this is basically the same command as:
!translate -from dutch -to english hallo wereld
And the same command as:
!translate -from nl hallo wereld
That's about it. If you have any problems or think you've found a bug don't hesitate to contact us in #NordicBots
Thanks!
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Natasha mIRC Script Updated
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Posted by TheAvatar at 2009-04-21 00:12:18
Update, April 22, 2009
Due to a bug in the 0.6.3 version yesterday, a bugfix version has been released, version 0.6.4.
It can be found in the Downloads section or updated using the script auto-updater.
Users having decode-warnings with version 0.6.3 should either go to Options=>Other=>Lock and enable (uncheck) the 'Decode'.
If not possible, you might want to close mIRC, manually update the script to 0.6.4 (replacing the two old files with the 2 new ones) and then start mIRC. The errors should disappear then and the script work.
Thanks to StareX for discovering the bug.
Our Natasha mIRC control script has been updated with a new version.
Besides adding some extra languages, it has a few minor fixes.
Please notice, as of version 0.6.3 the script requires mIRC 6.17 or higher, because the language file now uses the format UTF-8, as mIRC only supports this since version 6.17.
It can be found in the Downloads section or by clicking here
Supported languages:
- English
- Danish
- Dutch
- Finnish
- French
- German
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Norwegian
- Polish
- Portuguese-Brazilian
- Romanian
- Slovak
- Spanish
- Swedish
And a few more soon to come.
Please let us know if you have any problems with this new version.
For mIRC < v6.17 users:
If you use an older version of mIRC than 6.17 you must stick to the 0.6.2 version, which can be found here. It does not have the same amount of languages and wont be updated further. You are adviced to disable the version checker from the Status window.
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Posted by soczol at 2009-04-18 00:00:00
Looks like we've got yet another birthday this month.
This time it's dusti's time to celebrate that yet another year of working with NordicBots has passed.
Thanks for your dedication to our service, dusti. We really appreciate it and I'm confident our users do too. I hope you have a great day and that you'll continue to work with us for a long long time!
Happy 23rd birthday! :)
Hyvaa syntymapaivaa!
.. on behalf of the NordicBots team!
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Posted by TheAvatar at 2009-04-09 11:00:05
A big congratulations with your 24th birthday Petyyy!
We hope you will have a fantastic day.
Petyyy is one of the admins dedicating a large amount of his time to NordicBots doing support, managing translations and being the admin with the absolutely highest amount of handled requests.
A big thank you for your big effort making NordicBots what it is.
All the best from your friends at NordicBots
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NordicBots is looking for translators!
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Posted by Petyyy at 2009-02-03 23:37:12
Hello All,
We are looking for volunteers that are willing to translate our English documentation to the
following languages:
Czech, French Norwegian, Slovenian and Turkish
Job Details:
Currently we have 5 translator tasks. Usually it only takes a few hours to finish one so we would
like you to finish a task within 8-10 days. Also note that we do not add new translator tasks too
often. This means that you will probably be done with all the tasks within a few weeks and it's possible
that you do not have to translate anything for months.
If you are interested in becoming a translator, please fill out the application form at:
http://www.nordicbots.com/translator_application.php
Users that have been selected to become translators will be notified.
Note: For those of you wondering how much you're going to earn with translating, the answer
is simple: nothing. Translators will get their names listed on the website.
Thanks!
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