Thread: mIRC Help

Lets face it, I'm am an IRC n00b. I have learned several things about IRC by staying here and on other private tracker, but still I'd call myself a n00b.

I want mIRC to remember all the servers, channels, my username on different servers, etc so that whenever I just start mIRC, it will automatically connect to all the servers and channels with my username. Is it possible, and if yes, how?

Thanks.

This might help you..
http://www.torrent-invites.com/tutor...ct-script.html
I have never used it btw..

Originally Posted by amuntVCF

This might help you..
http://www.torrent-invites.com/tutor...ct-script.html
I have never used it btw..

That was fast, checking it out.

Yes its possibe.

Open your Mirc , press Alt+R, a window will pop open..select the Remote tab.

There type,

on *:start: {
/nick yournick(1)
/server -m irc.network1.net
/server -m irc.network2.info
/nick yournick(2)
/server -m irc.network3.net
/server -m irc.network4.org

Assuming Yournick(1) - your own nick at a particular network, Yournick(2) ,is your nick in another network...


Now How to auto-identify and autojoin channels:

Type,

}
on *:CONNECT: {
if ($network == Network Name) {
/msg nickserv identify password
join #channel1
join #channel2
join #channel3
}
}

Assuming,you want to join,3 channels on that particular network.

You need to do this for every network you want to be...

Now if the channel is password protected....just type the pass by giving a space beside the channel name.

eg: join #channel1 password

Now,if the channel required a bot to invite you there..you have to do this:

}
if ($network == Network Name) {
/msg nickserv identify password
/msg Botname invite password
join #channelName
}

So, you need to add this line extra: /msg Botname invite password

Thats it...Nothing else..have fun.


So,the complete script is something like this:

on *:start: {
/nick yournick(1)
/server -m irc.network1.net
/server -m irc.network2.info
/nick yournick(2)
/server -m irc.network3.net
/server -m irc.network4.org

}
on *:CONNECT: {
if ($network == Network Name1) {
/msg nickserv identify password
join #channel1
join #channel2
join #channel3
}
if ($network == Network Name2) {
/msg nickserv identify password
/msg Botname invite password
join #channelName4
}
}


[ Where Yournick = your own nick, Botname = You have to put the botname ( eg: for P*N its P*NBot ),and we are assuming that channelname4 , requires a bot to invite you ]


I find this method,more easy and reliable.

~Subkar