Mirc Script Examples

Always use / before commands in the edit box, but do not use them inside the script editor unless you are calling a specific command.

on *:JOIN:#yourchannel: msg $chan Welcome to the room, $nick $+ ! Use code with caution. * means this triggers for any user.

If you get kicked from a channel, this script waits 5 seconds and rejoins.

; Command: /id <password> ; Replace "YourAccount" with your actual NickServ account name.

Some users probe your client with a CTCP VERSION request. By default, mIRC reveals your exact version (e.g., "mIRC v7.75"). This example changes the reply.

on *:PART:#: writeini seen.ini $nick part $ctime $chan

; First, create a file "quotes.txt" in your mIRC folder with content like: ; "I'm not arguing, I'm just explaining why I'm right." ; "Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes."

on *:DIALOG:askname:sclick:3: var %name = $did(2) msg $active Hello %name $+ ! dialog -x askname askname

mIRC scripting (often abbreviated as ) allows users to automate tasks, create interactive bots, and customize the chat interface. Below are examples and common types of scripts used in the community. en.wikipedia.org 1. Basic Automation & Events