How to Script in mIRC
The Internet relay chat application, mIRC for short, uses servers to host many different chat rooms. It is a huge social network of people from all over the world. You can use IRC commands called scripts that allow users to shorten actions and auto-respond to chat room events.
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Instructions
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Learn the five basic areas of scripting on IRC: Alias, Pop-ups, Remote, Users and Variables. You can modify any of these five through the Script Editor in your mIRC program.
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Use Aliases for shortening a long string of commands. You can also use this type of script to perform multiple commands with a single Alias.
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Load up your Pop-ups file under your Script Editor to add or change any pre-existing pop-ups. By default, there should be five pop-ups that come with your IRC application.
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Add Remote scripts to auto-respond to any events that happen in the chat room. For example, you can use a Remote script to automatically announce a message if somebody enters or leaves a chat room.
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Employ Modify User scripts that activate when a specific user executes a certain event. You can do this using script identifiers and if-then-else coding statements. For example, you can activate the User scripts if you want to make IRC beep when your friend logs into the system.
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Create Variables when you want to place the script on a timer. Use this when you want to activate a script at certain intervals, or at a specific time for IRC.
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