KISS is a Tcl script that helps you keep your scripts simple and concise. It's designed to be easy to use and to help you avoid common mistakes that can lead to bugs and errors.
To install KISS, simply download the kiss.tcl file and save it in your desired directory. You can then load the script into your Tcl interpreter using the source command:
source /path/to/kiss.tcl
Once KISS is loaded into your Tcl interpreter, you can use its functions in your scripts. Here are some examples of how to use KISS:
You can use the `.help function to see what commands are available:
.help "+SkyNet › food,spells,xrated,pg,poke,chainsaw,beat,burn,kill,murder,kidnap,voodoo,skin,stab,hatchet,choke,kills,pistol,gun,vampire,asskick,acid,eunich "
You can then use any of the command listed in "help" function to read input from the console:
So if I want to use the .kill command it will look like this: ~f · .kill computertech
output will look like: +SkyNet › watches f kill computertech with a glock nine
If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue on the KISS GitHub repository. Pull requests are also welcome!
KISS is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more information.