Allows a user to automatically send a /whois on one or more nicks at a specific interval. This code is NOT meant for a bot.

This is a simple lottery system. Each player types !add to be added to the lottery. When the list is full, or no one else wants to be added, an op issues the command !nextround.

This snippet was written to check to see if a specified host resolved back correctly, or if it resolved to another address, which in turn had to be resolved (possibly several times over), before getting a final valid match.

This was written for a request in the forums. It simply sends a pm every 5 minutes to a user with a nick that starts with guest, until they leave the channel, or until they change their nick to one that doesn't start with guest.

This was written up in response to a request on the forum, and then the requester suggested that I submit it as a snippet.

This code will allow you to hop your current active channel, all channels on your current network, or all channel on all connected networks.

This is a simple dialog (well, simple to use, I hope), that tracks any and all invitations sent to you on your current network. You can accept or decline (with a reason) any or all of the invitations, as well as auto-accept or auto-decline selected or all invitations. NOTE: An invitation must be received before Auto-accept or Auto-Decline will work.

Have you ever re-connected to a network, only to find that some of your favorite channels are in +R mode? If, like me, you've come across this, even if you have a registered nick, mIRC's favorites folder tries to connect you to those channels whether you have identified for your nick or not. Once you've identified for your nick, simply run this little script, and it'll connect you to all of the channels..

This is an idle kicker that works across mulitple networks and in multiple channels. Settings are on a channel by channel basis, and are set/reset via channel menu. Settings are stored in a hash table. Exemptions can be set based on access level (op, half-op, voice and/or regular) as well as by specific nick. NOTE: If the number of characters in the list of exempted nicks exceeds approximately 500,..

Menu driven controller to allow you to specify channels you don't want to be in. Sort of like the opposite of Auto-Join on invite.

A little code that allows you to send a message to just the channels that you and another nick share. Sort of like a common channel /amsg command.

This allows people to set a date & time in the future, then be able to track how long until that date & time. Required parameter got missed. Code has been repaired, and messages have been added/updated to make the code more flexible and understandable. Option to delete a tracking has been added. Note: The person using the !del command must have ops in at least one common channel.

Due to the high number of problems people encountered with the updated version of this script, I have deleted that version and reposted the original code. I do plan on bringing the code back to the level of the updated code regarding things like limiting the number of nicks tracked per address, and how/where the information is displayed, but I will be testing the code more thoroughly this time before..

A quick little code that will auto-join channels based on the network that you have connected to. Handy for those people that want to join a lot of channels when they connect, and keep seeing "Target change to fast"

Basic botmail uses commands like !send, !read, !del and !list Some commands accept one or more parameters (ie: You can read multiple messages by specifying the message numbers) Contact information is located at the beginning of the script

This keeps a constant display in your title bar of the active channel and it's modes, as well as a count of ops, half-ops, voiced and regular users. The balance of the titlebar displays the channel topic in a scrolled (aka marquee) style. If the active item is not a channel, then your current nick is displayed in the titlebar.

Menu driven system to notify you if someone you're monitoring says something in a common channel. You can set the nick that the notifications go to (so it doesn't have to be you), Add/Remove nicks being monitored (includes a counter so you can see at a glance how many nicks are being monitored). Text and/or Sound notifications. Flood protection set for 60 seconds as a default Certain settings require..

A person can "sell" something via auction, using the !sell command While an auction is in progress, people can bid using !bid All commands work via pm or oin channel. Seller must have a common channel with the bot/client running the code in order to sell. Bidders (at the time of bidding) must also have a common channel. Help is available using !auction help Auctions run for one day, unless the client..

Start by right clicking on any menu and selecting Who2 If no nicks have been selected, then you'll be asked to enter the nick(s). Multiple nicks separated by commas or spaces will work. If a single nick is entered, either manually or by selection from the nicklist, that person is whois'd automatically. If more than one nick is entered/selected, then the nicks will be in a drop down box, where the..

This permits a user to set a specific nick & away message to become their nick & away message if they are idle on a network for a specific amount of time. Nick, Away Message and Idle time are customizable to each network. There's also a check box to turn the idle check on/off, which, again, is on a network by network basis.

Allows you to mark yourself away on one or more networks from a single dialog. Network names show in one of two lists.

Simple Snakes & Ladder game. !play to start the game !roll to roll the dice !players to get a list of players Designed to run on a bot in a channel Currently set up so that the person that types !roll has to calculate their new position based upon their current position and the roll of the dice.

returns a number formatted with commas representing the standard thousands, millions, billions separations in a number

Picks a word at random, then scrambles the letters, displaying the scrambled word. Keeps track of the total number of guesses and how long it takes to guess each word

A simple number guess game using a randomly generated number.

Load this into your bot's remotes and it'll do the rest itself. Monitors when people come in and leave the room, when they say something or perform an action in the room, also tracks nick changes