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I was going to make a compilation of many of the scripts that I've written, but first I have to put in more variables to make them more dynamic and less hard-coded to my nick/networks. For starters, I will put up some of my simpler more useful ones though.

For those who don't know how to use these, alt + r in mirc, then paste everything from the first line beginning with "on" to the last line ending with a single "}"

NickServ auto-auth:

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on *:notice:This nickname is registered and protected.  If it is your:?:{
  if ( anoxs isin $server ) && ( $nick == NickServ ) {
    msg NickServ identify [password]
  }
}

Private uptime info:

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alias uptime {
  echo -a $timestamp <System Message> System Uptime: $uptime(system,2)
}

Public uptime info:

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alias up {
  say System Uptime: $uptime(system,2)
}

Lots more to come..

kewl man,
i think some ppl maybe will request some,like
i did in another forum, requesting BAN to ppl
who come from a specific server(which was accepting
proxy's) and so i had floods!

i also like a script which gives info about bandwidth
and utorrent stats of my PC

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on *:notice:This nickname is registered and protected.  If it is your:?:{
  if ( anoxs isin $server ) && ( $nick == NickServ ) {
    msg NickServ identify [password]
  }
}

It's better to use:

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on *:notice:This nickname is registered and protected.  If it is your:?:{
  if ( $network == RuneScapeIRC ) && ( $nick == NickServ ) {
    msg NickServ identify [password]
  }
}

Because if you look at the server list of RuneScapeIRC, you see that only irc2.anoxs.net has anoxs in the name.

Your uptime alias is about the uptime of mIRC. If you want to get the uptime of the pc use this alias:

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alias pcuptime {
  echo -a -> PC Uptime: $duration($calc($ticks / 1000))
}

i have made this nice "double click respond"
for easy talk in channels:

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jo /msg $chan  4.oO 7 $+ $$snicks $+  4Oo.  $$?="Enter Message"

its in aliases,ini (ALT+R, aliases tab)

and also YOU HAVE TO change mouse options in MIRC
1. ALT+O
2. go to MOUSE
3. change nick list field to: /jo

I made one, it needs to be added to Remotes nothing needs to be changed.

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on *:KICK:#: if ( $nick == $me ) inc %kicks 1
}
on *:INPUT:#: { if ( $1 == .k ) kick $chan $2 $3- ‹ $+ %kicks $+ >
  if ( $1 == .cb ) mode $chan +b ~c: $+ $2
  if ( $1 == .-cb ) mode $chan -b ~c: $+ $2
  { if ( $1 == .kb ) mode $chan +b $address($2,2)
    if ( $1 == .kb ) kick $chan $2 $3-
    if ( $1 = .g ) mode $chan +b ~q: $+ $address($2,2)
    if ( $1 = .-g ) mode $chan -b ~q: $+ $address($2,2)
    if ( $1 = .v ) mode $chan +v $$2
    if ( $1 = .-v ) mode $chan -v $$2
    if ( $1 = .h ) mode $chan +h $$2
    if ( $1 = .-h ) mode $chan -h $$2
    if ( $1 = .o ) mode $chan +o $$2
    if ( $1 = .-o ) mode $chan -o $$2
    if ( $1 = .i ) invite $$2 $chan
    if ( $1 = .j ) join $$2
    if ( $1 = .e ) mode $chan +e $address($2,2)
    if ( $1 = .-e ) mode $chan -e $address($2,2)
  }
}


I bet you can figure it out by reading the script.
Have fun,
Jordy

Cnupo wrote:Your uptime alias is about the uptime of mIRC. If you want to get the uptime of the pc use this alias:

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alias pcuptime {
  echo -a -> PC Uptime: $duration($calc($ticks / 1000))
}

Actually a much simplet method is by using the uptime var with the system flag. Ex: $uptime(system,2). I've edited my post to reflect the change. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I wrote it to show the uptime for mIRC bots so it was correct for what it was originally made for.

I have some mircscripts here, too.


** This auto-capitalized your text on the first line.

on *:INPUT:*: if (/* iswm $1) { return } | { msg $active $upper($left($1,1)) $+ $mid($1-,2,$len($1-)) | haltdef }

** This allows you to minimize all windows that are oppened in your mIRC.

alias F2 { minall }
alias minall {
unset %ma.last
while $active && %ma.last != $activecid $active {
set %ma.last $activecid $active
if $left($active,1) isletter { scid $activecid window -n " $+ $active $+ " }
else { scid $activecid window -n $active }
}
unset %ma.last
}

Some more to post.