How about
on 1:start:{
.titlebar AlienNaTion 2.0
echo -s 4,0Bienvenidos a 3,0 AlieNatION version 2.0 corriendo bajo mirc $version
echo -s hEcho PoR VerDuGo®Team
echo -s ®2001-2003 mIRC $version Khaled Mardam-Bey
echo 2,0 Alpha 3
}
on 1:connect:{
.window -n @info 400 400 200 200
.window -nC @join 300 300 200 200
.window -nC @test 20 200 200 200
aline @info Bienvenidos al # tu mejor opcion
} I suppose it's way more human-readable :tongue:
Anyway, there were 3 issues:
- An event must be placed in a new line. you cannot use pipes to continue on the same line, as you can do with commands.
- Two same events in one file: only the first one will work. to solve it, do either combine the commands into a single event (as I did to your code), or move the other event to an another script file.
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line isn't a valid command. did you mean
aline?
