I promise no code in here = virus/trojan/keylogger of any sort its just plain code

in mirc type //echo -a 1,7 $chr(72) $chr(65) $chr(80) $chr(80) $chr(89) $chr(72) $chr(65) $chr(76) $chr(76) $chr(79) $chr(87) $chr(69) $chr(69) $chr(78)

enjoy

//echo -a $chr(3) $+ $chr(49) $+ $chr(44) $+ $chr(55) $chr(72) $chr(65) $chr(80) $chr(80) $chr(89) $chr(72) $chr(65) $chr(76) $chr(76) $chr(79) $chr(87) $chr(69) $chr(69) $chr(78) $chr(15)
to you too

LoL thanks

//echo -a $decode(AzEsNyBIIEEgUCBQIFkgSCBBIEwgTCBPIFcgRSBFIE4gAw==,m)

duh

//echo -a $+($regsub($($replace($decode(WzcyXVs2NV1bODBdWzgwXVs4OV1bNzJdWzY1XVs3Nl1bNzZdWzc5XVs4N11bNjldWzY5XVs3OF1bMTVd,m),[,$+($!chr,$chr(40)),],$+($chr(41),$chr(32))),2),/\s/g,$+(,$r(2,15),$chr(44),1),%lol),$+(,4,$chr(44),1),%lol)
to you all too

You can't use $~null in that way, it loses it's noop meaning if you escape it like that.

Try:

//echo -a $~null($regex(a,/(.)/)) $regml(1)

vs

//echo -a $null($regex(a,/(.)/)) $regml(1)

:tongue:

i realised as soon as i posted it worked cause i already had a %lol var :tongue: