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[dot] for mIRC 4.6 by residue
email comments to residue@residue.com
copyright ⌐ 1996 douglas kee
all rights reserved
[dot] is intended as an advanced and professional alternative to the
increasing number of war scripts proliferated by narrow-minded
individuals seeking to harass others. it is meant for novices, as
well as more seasoned mIRC users and does not include any clones,
bots or flood routines. [dot] has been rigorously inspected by mIRC
beta testers and is free of backdoors. predefined actions, xdcc
fileservers and other potential sources of channel spew have been
intentionally left absent.
Use of excerpts from [dot] must be properly credited. top priority has
been given to detail, functionality, integration and organization
during the design phase. many enhancements have been made transparent
to the user to facilitate focus on chatting and may not be noticeable
during use. a high end 486 or faster running windows 95 is strongly
recommended. mIRC 4.6 or later is required.
[dot] is the product of over 300 hours of coding and testing over a
one month span. routines have been optimized, wherever possible, and
modularized to promote readability, without sacrificing on innovation.
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FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE LOADING
included files:
aliases.ini
commands.ini
events.ini
mirc.ini
popups.ini
raw.ini
servers.ini
users.ini
vars.ini
finger.txt
install.txt
pass.txt - EDIT BEFORE LOADING!
features:
titlebar status reports
channel clone detection and scanning
channel password system
channel desync detection
message review
ctcp review
smart ibans
link looker
help menu system
filterkicks
improved servermode and serverop detection
jump server channel memory
text/action/nick/ctcp detection
geographically grouped server popups for main IRC networks
and many other refinements...
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installation
to overwrite your old .ini files:
unzip dot46.zip to the directory containing your mirc32.exe file.
to retain your old .ini files:
unzip dot46 to its own directory (ex. c:\dot).
then run mirc32.exe from the command line and append the location of
the dot mirc.ini to it. (ex. c:\mirc\mirc32.exe c:\dot\mirc.ini).
a shortcut to mirc32.exe specifying the dot mirc.ini is also suitable.
please MAKE SURE the following dot .ini files are loaded before connecting:
mirc.ini - run when mirc32.exe is called
aliases.ini - tools|aliases|load
popups.ini - tools|popups|load
users.ini - tools|remote|users|load
vars.ini - tools|remote|variables|load
commands.ini - tools|remote|commands|load
events.ini - tools|remote|events|load
raw.ini - tools|remote|raw|load
on startup, mIRC will prompt you for an email address, nickname and
alternate nickname. after entering these, go to the identd tab, enter
your userid and enable the ident server. connect!
do not list yourself in the userlist. [dot] will add you by nickname
automatically. this also prevents you from running clones of mirc
without triggering your own clone detection.
pass.txt - this file contains the name of your home channel and
password. a channel in the first line and a password on the second
line is REQUIRED, even if the password system is not enabled.
you will automatically be joined to your home channel on connection
to a server. if you do not wish to automatically join a home channel
or do not have one, change the home channel to #mIRC.
if you would like #mIRC to be your home channel, then set your home
channel in pass.txt to #mIRC and then go to tools|aliases
and change two lines in the /checkhome section from
if (%home != #mIRC) { raw -q join %home } to raw -q join %home
note: serverop detection will only react to serverops on your home
channel to prevent accidental deops.
for security, make sure the password in pass.txt is not the default
password. the password system is also "disabled" by default.
due to spoofing, auto-ops are not secure. the included password system
attempts to address this problem and remain simple enough to implement
in other scripts. if you wish to set the password system default to on,
then go to tools|aliases and locate the /initialize section. change the
lines:
set %pass disabled to set %pass enabled
.disable #homepass to .enable #homepass
if you do not wish to automatically send passwords then only change
.disable #homepass to .enable #homepass
then type /poll manually to begin op password polling
to stop password polling manually, type /polloff
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useful aliases:
/sc - kicks a string in a user's nick, userid and site
usage: /sc <pattern>
/scx - kicks the users from the site of a specified nickname
usage: /scx <nickname>
/iban - manually adds bans to the userlist and reasons to bans.txt.
usage: /iban <ban> <reason>
/refresh - resets variables to default settings and updates channel
users. optionally, press f8.
usage: /refresh
/clones - scans channel for clones. also accessible via main popups.
usage: /clones
/o - used to send notices to other channel operators
usage: /o <message>
/a - sets away message
usage: /a <message>
/aa - turns off away message
usage: /aa
/bb - kick bans a user from a channel
usage: /bb <nickname> <reason>
/we - retrieves whois information on a nickname's server
usage: /we residue
/ww - performs a whowas on a nickname that has recently quit irc
usage: /ww residue
/poll - manually starts staggered op password requests
usage: /poll
/ca - clears screens and buffers for all channels
usage: /ca
/cycle - parts and rejoins a channel
usage: /cycle
/ss - reconnects to irc and rejoins the current channels
usage: /ss <ircserver> <port>
/no - sends a notice designated "private" to a nickname
usage: /no <nickname> <message>
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miscellany:
double click names list - i've never understood why individuals
choose to associate double left clicking on nicknames in the
names list with opening a query window. it has been set to
perform a /whois so you can see who you are messaging before
actually doing so. query is available by right clicking on the
names list.
setting default dirs - go to file|options and set directories
for sound requests, logging, and servers (finger file).
protection - protection for ops and revenge modes are generally useless.
they do little to prevent channel takeovers and tend to lead to mass
mode changes.
event beeps - the following are recommended .wav files for event beeps
located under file|options|event beeps. they require the microsoft plus
pack themes.
query/chat
c:\program files\plus!\themes\inside your computer question.wav
notice
c:\program files\plus!\themes\mystery default sound.wav
invite
c:\program files\plus!\themes\travel question.wav
send
c:\program files\plus!\themes\inside your computer question.wav
disconnect
c:\program files\plus!\themes\travel program error.wav
the servers in file|setup has been kept short. the [dot] popups are a
far better way to access a near complete list. adding only your most
frequently used servers to file|setup can keep the dialog manageable
and available for easy access. it's rather senseless to scroll through
an overwhelming list.
irc op functions - these have been omitted until i have more incentive
to add them. *hint*
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tips:
please be courteous and do not ask for scripts on #mIRC.
some routines are processor intensive and are best left off unless
required.
multiline edit boxes are suggested (use ctrl-up/down to scroll), as is
a status window at least 7 lines high.
dedicated query windows (file|options|irc switches) may be preferable
to separate query windows during a message flood from different
nicknames. pressing the tab key in a window will cycle through the
last 5 nicks to message you and right clicking on a dedicated query
will provide an option to spawn a separate query window for a nickname.
the default status for most variables and groups is listed in the
/initialize section of tools|aliases.
.txt files located in the .exe directory are listed under help in the
menu bar.
press f8 to refresh session and validate channel names lists.
to add a wordkick, go to tools|remote|events| and locate
*+1:on text:*:#:{
if $level($nick) == 50 || ($nick isop $chan) goto end
append the following on one line:
if badword isin $parms kick $chan $nick dot wordkick - language! | goto end
where badword is the word to kick on. add extra lines in for each
additional word.
do not accept random dcc chats, requests or file sends.
never share account information with individuals claiming to represent
your service provider.
the best potential ini is still the one you write.
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request:
graphics designers and organizations willing to donate an
installation program maker would be appreciated.
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the related [dot] files may only be shared in the original distribution
format. [dot] is provided as is without warranty of any kind, either
express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. in no event
shall douglas kee be liable for any damages whatsoever including
direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, loss of business profits
or other damages.
distribution of [dot] is limited to non-commercial use. it may not be
sold, included in any commercial package, or distributed in support of
any commercial service or activity without prior written permission
from the author.
Windows 95 and the Microsoft Plus Pack are registered trademarks of
Microsoft.
mIRC is a registered trademark of mIRC Co. Ltd.