IRC Quick CMDs

[iGuest 3]

Some Quick CMDs using mIRC, go to Script Editor->Aliases

 

NOTE: To perform the following actions, you will have to type the nick of who you wish to do the action upon. (Including yourself, except for password CMD)

 

Quick IDENTIFY with NickServ:

/password /nickserv IDENTIFY <password>

Ban:

/ban /mode #<Channel> +bbb $1 $$2 $$3

Owner: (If IRCop With Sufficient Privelleges or Server Allows)

/owner /mode #<Channel> +qqq $1 $$2 $$3

Protect: (If Owner)

/protect /mode #<Channel> +aaa $1 $$2 $$3

All: (Same Rules)

/all /mode #<Channel> +aoq $1 $$2 $$3

Eventually, I will post the source code in seperate pieces of my IRC Bot currently in Scripting! (ServerBot v1) I will also give a link to download...

 

-Fatal-Fatality

[iGuest 3]

if you want i will post my bot's script (leaving out the passes of course)

[iGuest 3]

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ (2,494KB)

[iGuest 3]

Nice, my bots are completely based of mIRC though, no mIRC, no bot, I am attempting to create a GUI style CP...

[iGuest 3]

Katelin(KATE3.0.zip) is fully mirc based

[iGuest 3]

Some Quick CMDs using mIRC, go to Script Editor->Aliases

 

NOTE: To perform the following actions, you will have to type the nick of who you wish to do the action upon. (Including yourself, except for password CMD)

 

Quick IDENTIFY with NickServ:

/password /nickserv IDENTIFY <password>

Nickserv does not exist on all IRC networks.

[iGuest 3]

lol it exists on my network

[iGuest 3]

here's some neat ones i've wrote over time, on approach1 in below follow /dict with a string to look up, in approach2 i use a popup for the string to be entered there

approach1: /dict /url -an http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q= $+ $1approach2: /dict /url -an http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q= $+ $?="What word?"/topic? //echo -a $strip($chan($active).topic)/google /url -an https://www.google.com/search?q= $+ $1/imdb /url -an http://www.imdb.com/find?tt=on&nm=on&mx=20&q= $+ $1/ctime //say [Current Time: $time(h:nn tt) $+ ]]/cdate //say [Current Date: $date(mm.dd.yy dddd) $+ ]]alternative to your nickserv ident: /ident /nickserv identify $1

here is a nice thing i did lately, place in remotes and edit path to a wav, when a user sends a private message, it will play the wav, handy when multitasking

on *:TEXT:*:?:/splay C:msg.wav

here's something i made b/c i am use to using Close from the context menu to close windows, place in popups under query

Close:$iif(#* iswm $active,part $chan,$iif(=* iswm $active,close -c $1,close -m $1))

for under channel

Close:/part $chan

[iGuest 3]

Thats an awesome script I tried it and I loved it. Great job!

[iGuest 3]

good job with the mIRC scripting, if you need any help just post something on here, i will probaly be able to figure it out. I made a mIRC bot back in the day..

[iGuest 3]

good job with the Mirc script my server irc.vuichat.com 6667

[iGuest 3]

for servers that do use nickserv, i use the following alias

ident /nickserv identify $1

usage: /ident nickpassword

[iGuest 3]

well.. here some mine :

; this one OP's you, assuming that there is ChanServ, and that you have access/opme /msg chanserv op # $$me ; it says how long you're online/onl /me is [ON]line for4  $uptime(server,2) $+ .; if you have XP, and you ever encounter one of those shutdowns (MSblaster or something); it will disable shutdown, but the system will remain unstable. This way at least you ; have time to save your work./noshut //.run C:WINDOWSsystem32shutdown.exe -a

this are just some basics... there is more in another thread I've opened... but that's a bit more complicated... you can find it here