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cmd = Split(Mid(Lcase(Message), Len(BotVars.Trigger) + 1), " ")Wouldn't that line make it error every time anyone says something, when they have over 10 access and have no space in the message...

Well I typed the code wrong anyways -- so if you copied exactly what I did, it won't work...I forgot an argument in one of the sub routines..

Anyways, it's not that hard to integrate this in...I already did one entire command -- all you have to do is create the others..

Also, the code will be cleaned up before final release.

You should write the code as best you can once, and test it as much as you can...You shouldn't have to "clean it up" unless there are bugs with it...

Also, on your codebox comment, most people use Internet Explorer, and people can't copy and paste from IE when someone uses codeboxes -- it only works with normal code tags.  You won't get me to use a codebox without editing my post unless it's something really long.

Looking at your code, if you plan to have multiple people working on this, you should better organize how commands are processed.

To make things easier, everyone should create their own functions/subs, and nobody should be forced to edit the "main", built in subs.
For example, command processing, I would do like this..

[div class='codetop']CODE[/div][div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-space:pre;overflow:auto']'// Access Requirements
PNF_Lockdown_CMD_Access = 90


Sub PNF_Commands(Username, Flags, Message, Ping, From)
  Select Case LCase(Message)
   Case "?lockdown": PNF_Lockdown_CMD Username, Message, From
  End Select
End Sub

Sub PNF_Lockdown_CMD(Username, From)

  GetDBEntry Username, uAccess, uFlags

  If uAccess < PNF_Lockdown_CMD_Access Then
   Exit Sub
  End If

  If InStr(Message, " ") > 0 Then
   Arg = Split(Message, " ", 2)(1)
   Select Case LCase(Arg)
     Case "on":  SetSetting "PNF", "Lockdown", True, "", True
              DSP From, "[PNF] Lockdown Enabled", Username, vbGreen
     Case "off": SetSetting "PNF", "Lockdown", False, "", True
              DSP From, "[PNF] Lockdown Disabled", Username, vbRed
   End Select
  Else
   If GetSetting("PNF", "Lockdown") Then
     DSP From, "[PNF] Lockdown is active.", Username, vbGreen
   Else
     DSP From, "[PNF] Lockdown is disbabled.", Username, vbRed
   End If
  End If
End Sub


Sub PNF_Event_UserTalk(Username, Flags, Message, Ping)
  PNF_Commands Username, Flags, Message, Ping, 3
End Sub[/div]

This makes it VERY easy to add a new command.  A person writes their sub routine, and creates a simple call to their sub routine within the commands main routine.
This isolates all code created by everyone, so errors can easily be found.  If a single sub routine is having problems, that sub routine can be disabled.