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it's how i have mine set up

love the lo theme weldon

nice and clean Weldon looks good. Only suggestion i have for it is i think you should make it so it stores the info in a file, ini and make it so it's easily changeable and so you can add more than one server/delete servers easily without opening it and change your pw's without having to open it and add/delete channels. just a thought.

@unseen the bottom one under then ---------- no longer has the password request upon login

and as for the password. you can use the pw field on the profilea system for that. give me a server addy that i can find you at and your nick and a good time to find you there in usa central time prefferably

you can remove the profiles just click on the profile then click the edit button there is a delete button in the dialog that pops up

this isn't actually just for chatspace it will work on any type of server you connect to via mIRC

that has been going on for a while now i just ignored it figuring it would eventually get fixed lol but hey it has

it won't be colored if the person doesnt have the mdx dll

i like the darker theme a lot

just saying the second if statement is unecessary you could just do it like this

this is how i have mine set up it's in the alias tab so no need for the word alias on mine

@Mr.MaSTeR your if ($nick !=== $me isn't really needed when you can just do on !*:join:

EASEUS Partition Master 3.0.2 Professional Edition also does a nice job of cloning the drive

why set it when you can just use var? also you're missing a closing bracket and i'm not sure but possibly the color code thing can't think of the actual name of it atm

instead of using an if statement on the events why not put it right in the event itself such as on on *:TEXT:*:#channamehere: { also you don't need a double * you can use just one

some networks won't even allow you to switch to a nickname without having put in the pw.

that may be true but they would still need the pw for the nickname @alimak96

yea i might try the beta version of this on one of my computers but from what i'm seeing i'm not going to be actually using it anytime soon on my main computer. i hate touch screen crap and although i know it wouldn't actually be touchscreen it is still set up as such.

at a quick glance looks good. but you are missing the ending bracket

kinda hard to help without seeing the script thats causing problems

the if ($nick != $me) { can be gotten rid of by adding a ! to the on join event and you do not need the else event since it is set to activate on the if. it won't do anything else otherwise
on !*:JOIN:#: {
if (%id. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] != $nick) {
msg $chan $nick is %id. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] $+ .
}
}

@Mr.MaSTeR the if nick = me is unnecessary just add a ! to the on joon event not only that but with the if ($nick == nickhere) you really don't need the if ($nick == $me) check because unless it is the specified nick in the check it's not going to go off no matter what. as long as all the brackets are placed properly at least lol

i would love to see something like that sunnyd. that is something i could get into. well try to anyways i'd love to learn to do that kinda stuff

here is an example that i did a long time ago when i first started out doing my bot

on *:text:*:#: {
tokenize 32 $strip($1-)
if ($1 == !norris) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\norris.txt
}
if ($1 == !Momma) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\momma.txt
}
if ($1 == !blonde) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\blonde.txt
}
if ($1 == !clowns) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\clowns.txt
}
if ($1 == !condoms) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\condoms.txt
}
if ($1 == !elevator) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\elevator.txt
}
if ($1 == !emo) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\emo.txt
}
if ($1 == !internet) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\internet.txt
}
if ($1 == !love) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\love.txt
}
if ($1 == !pc) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\pc.txt
}
if ($1 == !pickup) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\pickup.txt
}
if ($1 == !pizza) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\pizza.txt
}
if ($1 == !quotes) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\quotes.txt
}
if ($1 == !stupid) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\stupid.txt
}
if ($1 == !walmart) {
msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\walmart.txt
}
if ($1 == !redneck) {
msg # 4,1 You might be a redneck if $read $mircdir\text\redneck.txt
}
if ($1 == !8ball) {
if (!$2) { msg $chan you must ask a question to get an answer } halt
if ($nick == Darknessfalls) && (Angelic_Desire isin $1-) && (tit isin $1-) { .msg # Yes
halt
}
else { msg # 4,1 $read $mircdir\text\8ball.txt
}
}
}

instead of having it all in scripts editor you could put all the facts in a txt doc then have it read from that. then you also wouldn't need to use the %wtf alias because it would auto randomize

also you have some bracket misplacements you may want to fix such as the double one at the end of
f ($2 == on) || ($read(owners.txt, s, $nick) != $null) { {

you could really shorten this with some regex but i'm not good at regex so i'll leave that to the pro's lol

else {
if (%autologin == off) { }
}
is an unneeded line. since you have the if %autologin == on it won't do anything if it's off.
you could get rid of that line all together the if statement by using groups such as

#autologin off
on *:connect: {
msg nickserv identify <pass>
}
#autologin end
then in your on text event change
on *:text:!autologin *:#:{
if ($2 == on) || ($read(owners.txt, s, $nick) != $null) { {
set %autologin on
msg $chan $nick toggled my auto identify mode ON !
}
else {
if ($2 == off) {
set %autologin off
msg $chan $nick toggled ny auto identify mode OFF !
}
}
to
on *:text:!autologin *:#:{
if ($2 == on) || ($read(owners.txt, s, $nick) != $null) { {
.enable #autologin
msg $chan $nick toggled my auto identify mode ON !
}
else {
if ($2 == off) {
.disable #autologin
msg $chan $nick toggled ny auto identify mode OFF !
}
}

guess they just don't know how to use it lol.

@moshmage i've never been on one lol but still not everyone registers their nick which would also make this small snippet useful eh