The original mIRC script. StrangeScript ©1999-2026 Dana L. Meli-Wischman.
I hope this old script helps you build up your own
script. There is some very good code in here that still
works perfectly. You can learn a lot from it.
I hope you have fun.
You need to extract the StrangeScript (StrangeScript/StrangeScript) folder as your
top level script folder from this git. I intend to do
a package deal in the future.
To UPDATE grab the SYSTEM (StrangeScript/StrangeScript/System)
folder in StrangeScript. Then just do /RELOAD, and answer NO.
Do this with the script running. It won't hurt a thing.
I put a bunch of time into this little thing.
If you are going to rip out a piece of it and add
it to your script at least give me credit, in
your script, or click me a like above, which is the
right thing to do. Thank you.
Notice: This is NOT a beginner script.This script requires
skill with IRC servers and mIRC to use. I warned you.
*I started adding comments throughout strange, should help you.*
In StrangeScript I started with the COMPLETE and ORIGINAL
StrangeScript just the way it was the day I parked it.
Now I have decided to work on it and fix all the things
I haven't done it in 20+ years. Here we go. This script is
mIRC only. I stashed the AdiIRC copy up there.
There is a small bot, do /bot OFF first then /bot ON.
That resets the bot. You may use /bot OFF at any time the
bot needs resetting. The bot is multi-server, you can have
1 copy running on each server if you like.
I am fond of the main bot, MBot (StrangeScript/StrangeScript/MBot)
Runs off its own copy of mIRC in the MBot folder. That is
it's own session. It is fully integrated into the script.
But I like to copy everything over to another machine and
run it. You don't have to, but you can.
I am updating the original bot, MasterBot (MBot).
It seems to be running fine but if you use it
and see something let me know.
If you run into trouble it is most likely a setting is unset.
To set something it is done:
Network specific Settings
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[Write]
keywrite settings <segment> <value>
or
keywrite <#roomname> <segment> <value>
Example: /keywrite settings shitheadlast $address($2,4)
Example: /keywrite # lastinIP $myaddress2($nick)
[Read]
$key(settings,<segment>)
$key(<$network>,<segment>)
Example:
Example: $key($4,ownerkey)
Key(write) uses "<$network>.ini" named file in StrangeScript/text folder.
For overall script Settings
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[Write]
The script uses a few titles but "settings" is the only one you really need.
masterwrite <Title> <Key> <Value>
masterwrite settings <Key> <Value>
Example: /masterwrite settings Sbnc.active OFF
[Read]
$master(settings,Key)
Example: $master(settings,socksay)
Example: $master(settings,autostartserver)
Master(write) uses "ScriptInfo.ini" in StrangeScript/text folder.
You can clear any key by leaving the <value> blank.
Example: /keywrite settings shithead
That clears the Shithead List.
@author Dana L. Meli-Wischman