Forums Scripts & Popups Use your own remotes?

Im not sure if this is possible, but i want to know if there is a way for me to use my own remote scripts, along with others using it at the same time. Thanks!

Not quite sure what you mean...

You can make your own remotes by pressing ALT+R and inputting the code into the script editor. Code that you have in your remotes cannot be used by other people - you can of course paste them the code and they can put it in their own script editor, but they cannot use it remotely.
I guess it would be possible if you allowed some sort of remote connection to your computer, but I have no idea how to do this and nor would I advise it.

With something like an ON TEXT event you cannot make the script respond to yourself. So, if you have an ON TEXT event which triggers on !op you cannot type !op to trigger the script yourself. You would have to load another connection to the network and use that.

If you have lots of scripts that you want to share you could submit them to sites such as www.mircscripts.org or www.mirc.net or you could set up an Fserve for your friends to get the scripts from - see /help /fserve.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

You can load as many remotes s you want (within reason of course). Just make darn sure they don't mess each other up.

what i mean (im not sure if this was answered or not) is that if you write a script (say like:
on 1:TEXT:*hi*:#skytower {
msg $chan Well hello there!
})
is there a way for me to trigger that script? like on me:TEXT: or something? But if that is true, wouldn't that make it only work for me?

"With something like an ON TEXT event you cannot make the script respond to yourself. So, if you have an ON TEXT event which triggers on !op you cannot type !op to trigger the script yourself. You would have to load another connection to the network and use that."

Doesn't that answer you?

Regards,

If that's what you meant, then you should have said so. 95% of getting your question answered lies in asking the right question. key word: be exact, be precise and be specific.

also: what Mentality said.