This is a script that filters out servme from channels and places them in a separate window in mIRC
very usefull if you like to avoid all the spam in all the channels you are in.
Also easy to check a log for servme bots. and there is different color for spam and qw
with the question about your default channel include the # sign aswell
http://www.indicated.de/downloads/download_proc.php?id=13
download and put in your mirc dir. open remote script (alt + r) press file and then load
find the file and load it
or put this in a new remote file in your mirc script editor (alt + r)
this doesnt work as well cause you need to save the script and then reload it so it is better to use the link....
Rocketz made a nice "how to":
1) Unpack the archive into your mIRC directory
2) Write /load -rs servemefilter.mrc
3) If you get a error message from that, you should move the .mrc file to the directory it shows you in the error message and do 2) again
4) When the script loads you should chose Yes
5) The script now ask you what channel to monitor for .qw and .spam messages
6) Next thing is to choose what color .qw and .spam messages should be printed in
updated .. removed the double postings and I have moved the "mnet: Message sent to X users in Y channels." to serveme window
very usefull if you like to avoid all the spam in all the channels you are in.
Also easy to check a log for servme bots. and there is different color for spam and qw
with the question about your default channel include the # sign aswell
http://www.indicated.de/downloads/download_proc.php?id=13
download and put in your mirc dir. open remote script (alt + r) press file and then load
find the file and load it
or put this in a new remote file in your mirc script editor (alt + r)
this doesnt work as well cause you need to save the script and then reload it so it is better to use the link....
on 1:LOAD:{
.echo mIRC serveme filter loaded
.window -a @serveme
.auser 11 *!*serveme??@*
.set %smc $?="Put you default serveme channel with the channel prefix (shift 3) here"
.set %qwcolor $?="Chose color for qw output 1-15 (mirc colors)"
.set %spamcolor $?="Chose color for spam output 1-15 (mirc colors)"
}
on 1:CONNECT:/window -a @serveme
on ^11:TEXT:*-qw-*:#:{
if $chan == %smc {
haltdef
aline -phc $+ %qwcolor @serveme $time $1-
}
else {
haltdef
}
}
on ^11:text:*-spam-*:#:{
if $chan == %smc {
haltdef
aline -phc $+ %spamcolor @serveme $time $1-
}
else {
haltdef
}
}
on ^11:text:mnet*:#:{
if $chan == %smc {
haltdef
aline -ph @serveme $time $1-
}
else {
haltdef
}
}
on 1:text:.qw*:#:{
if $nick isop $chan && $chan == %smc {
aline -phc $+ %qwcolor @serveme $time -qw- $nick - $chan $2-
}
else {
halt
}
}
on 1:text:.spam*:#:{
if $nick isop $chan && $chan == %smc {
aline -phc $+ %spamcolor @serveme $time -spam- $nick - $chan $2-
}
else {
halt
}
}
.echo mIRC serveme filter loaded
.window -a @serveme
.auser 11 *!*serveme??@*
.set %smc $?="Put you default serveme channel with the channel prefix (shift 3) here"
.set %qwcolor $?="Chose color for qw output 1-15 (mirc colors)"
.set %spamcolor $?="Chose color for spam output 1-15 (mirc colors)"
}
on 1:CONNECT:/window -a @serveme
on ^11:TEXT:*-qw-*:#:{
if $chan == %smc {
haltdef
aline -phc $+ %qwcolor @serveme $time $1-
}
else {
haltdef
}
}
on ^11:text:*-spam-*:#:{
if $chan == %smc {
haltdef
aline -phc $+ %spamcolor @serveme $time $1-
}
else {
haltdef
}
}
on ^11:text:mnet*:#:{
if $chan == %smc {
haltdef
aline -ph @serveme $time $1-
}
else {
haltdef
}
}
on 1:text:.qw*:#:{
if $nick isop $chan && $chan == %smc {
aline -phc $+ %qwcolor @serveme $time -qw- $nick - $chan $2-
}
else {
halt
}
}
on 1:text:.spam*:#:{
if $nick isop $chan && $chan == %smc {
aline -phc $+ %spamcolor @serveme $time -spam- $nick - $chan $2-
}
else {
halt
}
}
Rocketz made a nice "how to":
1) Unpack the archive into your mIRC directory
2) Write /load -rs servemefilter.mrc
3) If you get a error message from that, you should move the .mrc file to the directory it shows you in the error message and do 2) again
4) When the script loads you should chose Yes
5) The script now ask you what channel to monitor for .qw and .spam messages
6) Next thing is to choose what color .qw and .spam messages should be printed in
updated .. removed the double postings and I have moved the "mnet: Message sent to X users in Y channels." to serveme window