Usage: $ordtok(TOKEN,C,?)

Mhm;

backwards {
  var %x = 1
  while %x <= $len($1-) {
    var %bkw = $+($iif($mid($1-,%x,1) == $chr(32),[\\^/],$v1),%bkw)
    inc %x
  }
  return $replace(%bkw,[\\^/],$chr(32))
}

:)

Usage: $filttok(TOKEN,RANGE,C) Example: $filttok(a.b.c.d.e,b-c,46) will return a.d.e

Usage: $asntok(TOKEN,N,?)

Updated with $exists to make sure no errors occur

Sorry mountaindew, but I don\'t see the point. What possible use would it be as an identifier?

These two aliases below both check for Java users. In a simple way, it checks the users hostmask which almost always has a trace of JAVA in it. Note that this isn't the advanced way, look below for examples.

Before doing anything, please replace YOURUSERNAME with the obvious in the script box below. The script is simple yet more advanced and unique than the others. It cuts up the trout (not really) and 'merchants' it for cash, using the formula you can see in variable %d

This script is very useful in certain scripts, so as you can guess this is mainly for mIRC scripters. It is simple yet effective, and what it does is clear a or multiple files, which would save you time or lines using write -c or running, then copying and deleting from the file.

What was the point of you posting in this? It was supposed to be edited. Please, stop trying to get your comments up -_-

Anywho, it\'d still be a working alias if you use it right.

gonegone

gone

This alias will find all bans matching whatever you search for, for example;

I really don\'t appreciate someone rating it 1.0 and not giving comments, suggestions or not even posting.

Fixed bugs.

This is only a sneak peak of a Counter-Strike tools dialog. In the full release you'll be able to calculate exp in gun games, match your kills, deaths and averages with other users and more!

Place in remotes, it returns +channelmodes, excluding $2.

Useless. Why use a command to use a command when you can just use !kb instead of that script?

Nice. Maybe you should make it a bit more cleaner and make another version of it - DCC form. It would be awesome if it was in DCC :)

I actually attempted to make a RPG engine like this, Counter-Strike form. I got bored of it, I posted the remains of it on the mIRC Scripting forums.

Open up a channel called #mIRC and #mIRCStaff

What\'s with the msg \'msg $chan $nick has joined $chan $+ !\'?
That\'s not needed. mIRC already has an inbuilt system to tell show whos joined -.-

timer {
commands
}

Invalid. That\'ll not work, change it or the script will break. (Just use a seperate timer for each)

What\'s the point of this? It just shortens it by 2 characters. Aside from that, why are you using variables to store the name and password? You can just use the identifiers instead of the variables.

Sorry, I see no use of this.

This isn\'t really useful, theres no filters such as if (!%ase), and instead of saying don\'t use \'s you could easily use $remove($1,\').

Until you improve it, I don\'t really think its useful.

Damnit, Noutrious, sorry. :P

I\'d have to agree with Nitrous, but add a few more e\'s at the end.

You could add:

on *:RAWMODE:#: {
if ($1 == -n) {
timern 1 2 mode $chan +n
}
if ($1 == +n) && ($timer(n) != $null) {
timern off
}
}

Features !status NICK Info is stored in udata.ini properly, no bugs have been detected. If they part, change nick, or quit they'll be automatically logged out for security reasons. IF I release another version it'll use $md5 converter to insert into the INI and when it uses READINI for the password, it'll convert to to proper format. Place in REMOTES