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Useful mIRC scripts and codes
I have scripted with mIRC for a while. I thought I'd share some of my more useful ones here.
Important Notes, Please Read First
- Notes

These scripts are designed for mIRC only. They may not work on any other client.
To input the scripts you need to go to TOOLS menu in mIRC then click SCRIPT EDITOR
Text in italics is not part of any code. It is notes about the code

In this post =word= will denote mandatory parts the code must have, though you have to replace =word= with your own information
In this post [word] will denote optional parts the code may have, though you have to replace [word] with your own information if you choose to do so.

Only one instance of an ON call or alias is allowed
The script editor may not contain two instances of an /alias or ON call. If two different scripts require the same /alias or ON call, combine them.
- Example
on me:*:connect: {
/nick %changenick
}
AND
on me:*:connect: {
/id
}
may be combined into
on me:*:connect: {
/nick %changenick
/id
}

In remote, when creating ON call put wildcards last. The more wild an ON call is, the further down it must be.
Ex: on me:*:JOIN:#room: goes before on me:*:JOIN:#: goes before on *:*:JOIN:#:

Terms
  • Aliases - Code entered with /. These must be activate manually in a chat window. These codes go in the ALIASES tab in the script editor.
  • Remote - Code activated automatically when conditions are met.
  • echo - This causes something to be displayed for you and you alone.
  • There is a symbol, and upside down ¬ that tells mIRC to execute a color. This symbol cannot be displayed in HTML or displayed on this forum. However it is present in the code and will copy properly despite being invisible.
  • Variables - Parts of the code that change acording to data
    Examples:
    • $1 - The first word given in input/receiving.
    • $1- - All words from the 1st on.
    • $nick - Used in remote codes to specify the name of the person sending a message
    • # - Used to identify the room the code is being run in.
    • $me - Your current nick
- Syntax

If you are editing or making your own mIRC scripts there are some important things to know.
  1. Spacing is important on conditions. if ( condition ) will work but if(condition) will not.
  2. { must be on the same line as the condition or command its being used with.
  3. Custom variables start with %
  4. To make a variable local, to only that script, it must be declared with the word var at the front of the script
    Ex: var %variable
  5. One math operation per line. To have %z = %a + %b + %c you need one line with %z = %a + %b and the next is %z = %z + %c
  6. == compares (It checks to see if the value before and after it are the same)
  7. && means AND (It is placed between two conditions and both must be true to execute)
  8. || means OR (It is placed between two conditions and one must be true to execute)
  9. Group in ( ) ( If multiple comparisions need to be made, you may group inside parentheses. Ex: ( $1 == )

- Color Codes

The following is a list of mIRC color codes. All are proceeded by the upside down ¬
  • 0 white (white)
  • 1 = black (black)
  • 2 = dark blue (dark blue)
  • 3 = dark green (dark green)
  • 4 = red (red)
  • 5 = dark red (dark red)
  • 6 = purple (purple)
  • 7 = orange (orange)
  • 8 = yellow (yellow)
  • 9 = green (green)
  • 10 = dark cyan (dark cyan)
  • 11 = cyan (cyan)
  • 12 = blue (blue)
  • 13 = magenta (magenta)
  • 14 = dark grey (dark grey)
  • 15 = light grey (light grey)
Codes
- Identity Commands

These codes serve to identify you to NICKSERV
If you haven't registered a name you do so by /msg nickserv register =password= =email=
This =password= is what will be used whenever a password is required. On some servers, such as sorcery.net, this will accepting a conformation e-mail sent to =email= to complete registration.
Also whatever name you had when you use the register will be your =group=
Aliases
- /id
- Short Version

/id /msg nickserv identify =password=
- Long Version

/id {
if ( =server1= ) { /msg nickserv identify =password= }
elseif ( =server2= ) { /msg nickserv identify =password= }
else { echo Server: $server }
}
This command will send the indentify command to nickserv when executed.

If you only connect to one server you can use the shortened version.
The long version will send a different password to different servers if you connect to more then one. If there is no server it recognizes it will tell you the server ID so you can modify the code. You may use as many elseif as you need, or none.

The =server= for sorcery.net is $server == aesir.sorcery.net || $server == ember.sorcery.net || $server == paranor.sorcery.net

In all cases, the code you execute is
/id
- /ghost
/ghost /msg nickserv ghost $$1
This will cause NICKSERV to kick off the nick you have specified. You must have already identified on another nick to use this command, or you can add =password= to the end of it.
The command you use it
/ghost =nick=
If NICKSERV does not automatically change your nick to =nick= on the server, like it does on sorcery.net, you may use this code to automatically switch nicks. It is used in the same way as /ghost
/take /msg nickserv ghost $$1 | /.timer 1 10 /nick $$1
- /register
/register /msg nickserv group =group= =password=
This will add your current NICK to your name group.
The command you use is
/reigster
This command may be split like /id for multiple servers
- /drop
/drop /msg nickserv drop
Unregisters your current nick
The command you use is
/drop
- Name alert

This code is used to alert you when your name is said in a chat room. Comes with a timeout so it can only be activated if your name has not been said for a minute.
REMOTE
on !*:text:*=NICK=*:#: {
if ( %ntime < $ctime ) {
noop $tip(tip, Hey =NICK=! , $nick speaks of you in # ,info.ico,,,)
/join #
}
%ntime = $ctime + 60
}
Replace =NICK= with your main name you use.

- Auto ID

This code will automatically ID you to NICKSERV when its requested
REMOTE
on *:NOTICE:*:*: {
if ( $nick == NickServ && $1- == This nickname is registered and protected. If it is your ) { /id }
}

If you do not have the /id alias command installed replace /id with /msg nickserv identify =password=
- Startup Nick Correction

This code resets your nicks to the proper ones when you start mIRC so you don't join with some other name.
REMOTE
on *:START:{
/mnick =MAIN NICK=
/anick =ALTERNATE NICK=
}
Replace =MAIN NICK= with your usual nickname and =ALTERNATE NICK= with another nickname. It is a good idea to have both registered to NICKSERV if either is.
- Nick Reset

This code will switch you from your alternate nick to your primary nick when you primary quits, usually from a timeout or other error
REMOTE
on !*:QUIT: {
if ( $nick == =MAIN NICK= && $me == =ALTERNATE NICK= ) { /nick =MAIN NICK= }
}
Replace =MAIN NICK= with your main nickname and =ALTERNATE NICK= with your alternate nickname
Warning, the next two pieces of code are highly complex
- Word highlighting

This code will highlight certain word, or words, in incoming text.
REMOTE
on ^*:text:*:*: {
var %a = $1-
var %marker
if ( $nick isvoice # ) { %marker = + }
if ( $nick ishop # ) { %marker = % }
if ( $nick isop # ) { %marker = @ }
%a = $replace( %a , =WORD1= , =COLOR==WORD1==TEXTCOLOR= )

echo -mirctbfl normal $iif(#,#,$nick) $+() %a
haltdef
}
on ^*:action:*:*: {
var %a = $1-
var %marker
if ( $nick isvoice # ) { %marker = + }
if ( $nick ishop # ) { %marker = % }
if ( $nick isop # ) { %marker = @ }
%a = $replace( %a , =WORD1= , =COLOR==WORD1==ACTIONCOLOR= )

echo -mirctbfl normal $iif(#,#,$nick) 6* %marker $+ $nick %a
haltdef
}
=WORD1= is the word you want highlighted
=COLOR= is the highlight color
=TEXTCOLOR= is the normal color of regular spoken text. Normally this is 1 (black) but it may be different if you customized your client
=ACTIONCOLOR= is the action color of regular spoken text (That made using the /me command). Normally this is 6 (purple) but it may be different if you customized your client

The lines
%a = $replace( %a , =WORD1= , =COLOR==WORD1==TEXTCOLOR= ) and %a = $replace( %a , =WORD1= , =COLOR==WORD1==ACTIONCOLOR= ) may be repeated as many times as desired for different words.

Please be aware the upside down ¬ precedes =COLOR=, =TEXTCOLOR=, and =ACTIONCOLOR=
When you copy/paste this code it should be copied with it. If it does not you will have to add it manually.

For a list of colors, please see the color codes in the NOTES section of this post.
- Alert System

This complex system will display popup alerts and (optionally) run a sound when someone speaks.
Be warned, there is a lot to this code
ALIASES

/room /set %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] $1
/alert {
if ( %alertall == true ) {
{ echo 5Alerts Disabled }
{ %alertall = false }
}
else {
{ echo 3Alerts Enabled }
{ %alertall = true }
}
}
/oocalert {
if ( %alertooc == true ) {
{ echo 5OOC Alerts Disabled }
{ %alertooc = false }
}
else {
{ echo 3OOC Alerts Enabled }
{ %alertooc = true }
}
}
/alertall {
if ( %alertooc == true && %alertall == true ) {
echo 5All Alerts Disabled
%alertooc = false
%alertall = false
}
else {
echo 3All Alerts Enabled
%alertooc = true
%alertall = true
}
}
REMOTE

on me:*:JOIN:#: {
var %thisroom
%thisroom = %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ]
if ( %thisroom != ooc ) { /set %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] ic }
}

on !*:text:*:#: {
if ( %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] == ic && %alertall == true ) {
noop $tip(tip, IC Alert - $nick , $1- ,info.ico,,,)
/splay =SOUNDFILE=
}
elseif (
%roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] == ooc && %alertooc == true ) { noop $tip(tip, OOC Alert - $nick , $1- ,info.ico,,,)
/splay =SOUNDFILE=
}
}

on !*:action:*:#: {
if ( %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] == ic && %alertall == true ) {
noop $tip(tip, IC Alert - $nick , $1- ,info.ico,,,)
/splay =SOUNDFILE=
}
elseif (
%roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] == ooc && %alertooc == true ) { noop $tip(tip, OOC Alert - $nick , $1- ,info.ico,,,)
/splay =SOUNDFILE=
}
}
=SOUNDFILE= replace with the sound file to play on alerts.
The [/u]/splay =SOUNDFILE=[/u] lines may be omitted if you do not want sound to play
Commands you use
/room =TYPE=
This adjusts the room type. =TYPE= should be ic or ooc
/alert
/oocalert
/alertall
These turn on/off the alert system for IC messages, OOC messages, and both messages entirely
- Code explained

on me:*:JOIN:#: {
var %thisroom
%thisroom = %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ]
if ( %thisroom != ooc ) { /set %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] ic }
}
This code sets a variable up to make all rooms IC by default if they have no entry

on !*:text:*:#: {
if ( %roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] == ic && %alertall == true ) {
noop $tip(tip, IC Alert - $nick , $1- ,info.ico,,,)
/splay =SOUNDFILE=
}
elseif (
%roomdata. [ $+ [ # ] ] == ooc && %alertooc == true ) { noop $tip(tip, OOC Alert - $nick , $1- ,info.ico,,,)
/splay =SOUNDFILE=
}
}
This code listens to all text messages that are not sent by you and will trigger alerts based on that room's variable data.
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