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Hey. I don't really know much about mIRC scripting, but I was wondering if someone can help make a script which will greet a specific user (like /me says hi!) when they join a specific channel. If someone could help me make a code for that I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks.

Fortunately, mIRC has this tab called users.

If you press Alt-R, and then go to the Users tab, you can add any number of users and give them a "level". For example, you could enter:

friend:johnny!*@*

And then everyone with the nickname "johnny" will be considered a "friend". You can also use someone's site, or part of a site:

friend:*!*@*.nl

that would make anyone who's site ends on ".nl" a "friend". You could post both lines:

friend:johnny!*@*
friend:*!*@*.nl

Which would make johnny and everyone from .nl a "friend".

Then go to the remote tab, where you can make certain scripts trigger for friends only:



That would run the script for everyone who is listed as a "friend" and joins the #homies channel. You could use # instead of #homies to make your script affect all channels, but not everyone will appreciate you autospamming in channels. An alternative would be:



The "if $me isop $chan" part would make it only execute in channels where you have operator status.

Wow, thanks for the fast reply.

I tried this out and it works, but I want to make it trigger the /me command. I want to trigger a /me script like when someone joins, it does /me says hi which would translate to 'Iceyoshi says hi'.

/help /describe

Change msg $chan to describe $chan

Awesome, it works great now. Thanks ^^

How would I check if a user is already in a specific channel? With that code my script would finally work.

This of course only works if you're also on #Channel, else it will always return false.

It didn't seem to work. Here is what I changed it to:

if bot34 ison #botplace {
describe $chan test1
}
else {
describe $chan test2
}

bot34 is the user who joins the channel #botpalace, and I'm already there. I would expect to say 'Iceyoshi test1' if bot34 joins and 'Iceyoshi test2' if bot34 isn't there, but nothing even happens.

You may be looking for the on JOIN event.

See /help on join

You need to place that function somewhere for it to be triggered. In your on join script or in another script. You said the earlier script worked. What did you change to it, and what are you trying to accomplish?