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Does anyone know how you can set up a script to kill a ghost, change your nick to that of the ghost, identify yourself, and then join 2 channels, on connecting to a server? If it is even possible, that is.

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or even just the identifying and joining channels would do, if the rest is impossible

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ok, I've got most of it, but how do you delay an action without repeating it over and over (I want to delay identifying myself for a few seconds so that mirc has time to ask me to identify first)

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very messy, but here's what I've got:


"on 1:join:#channel1
/nickserv identify password
}"

and

"on 1:connect:{if $me == alternative /ns ghost normalnick password }
/nick normalnick
/join #channel1
/join #channel2
}"

As I said, messy. But it works, and you can't argue with results. Does anyone know an easier way, though?

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ok, it's stopped working now. ???

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If that stuff worked then mIRC has some serious bugs in the scripting engine since it doesn't follow the syntax of mIRC scripts at all.

/help on join
/help on connect

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I thought it looked bad. I couldn't find anything helpful in the help section. What I have now is:

on 1:connect: { /join #channel1
/ns ghost normalnick password }
}

and

on 1:join:#channel1:{ if $nick == $me { /nick normalnick
/join #channel2 }
}

obviously using aliases instead of most commands. There are a couple of problems, namely that it always tries to ghost my nick, so often me, and there's a big delay between joining the two channels, but, once again, it works.


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