So, I'm trying to script my first card and just not having any luck. I'm gonna keep reading through tutorials and watching videos and stuff but I was hoping to get some help with a card that I'm really wanting to play with. I've already got it added to my database. I just need it to be scripted. I haven't decided on a name yet.

Here's the relevant info:
id=600111111
ot=3
alias=0
setcode=113
type=33
atk=1300
def=1600
level=4
race=1
attribute=1

Card text:
You can send this card you control to the Graveyard; Add 1 "Madolche" Spell Card from your Deck to hand, and if you do, add 1 "Madolche" monster from your Graveyard to your hand.
You can only use the effect of "InsertCardName" once per turn.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

It's easier if you know PSCT.

Find something similar and copy it, but if you can't, find a condition similar to the one you need, then cost, then effect.

I won't do it for you, but I'll help you find stuff

For the cost "Send this card you control to the graveyard", you can copy any nekroz with a discard cost. In the LOCATION which you'll find in the script, change LOCATION_HAND to LOCATION_MZONE or LOCATION_ONFIELD if it's a monster that can be placed in the s/t zone. This way, it's just treated as being sent to the graveyard as a cost and not tributed or whatever it normally is.

The first effect you can copy cyber dragon core, he adds any "cyber" spell/trap card from the deck to the hand. Change the setcard to whatever the hex of madolches is, and take out trap as well since you're only searching spell cards.

As for "And if you do" effects, I don't really know how to differentiate that and "then" or "also" effects. I'm pretty sure everything I've ever scripted like that is an "also" effect. I do know it goes after the initial effect in the same function, so you can pretty much just copy the initial effect and paste it but change LOCATION_DECK to LOCATION_GRAVEYARD and type_spell to type_monster. But you should look at other cards with "and if you do" to see what's meant to go between effects.