i got some new scripts too :)

and "you" is the person useing the script

im new to this ok :(....im not wat you call..an expert, im only sharing what i know from experience

Mehhhhh....why do you have to go the extra mile when you can use the hop command?

whos "you"
anyone can change to that nick an use snippet lolz

on *:TEXT:!cycle:#: {
if ($nick == YOUR NAME HERE) {
if ($nick isop #) { /part $chan Cycle. | timer 1 1 /join $chan } {
.msg # $nick made me reload in # }
}
}

there: i made it to where only you can use it :)

To elaborate further, since /hop is a mIRC command it will always work in mIRC on any server. The /cycle command being a server command will work in any client on any server that supports it.

oh i get it lolz

Yes, gooshie. It'll work either with the $+() or without. But sure, it's a bit shorter without it.

//tokenize 32 $regsubex($str(.,$chan(0)),/(.)/g,$chan(\n) $chr(32)) | hop -c $*

I'm sure that will help clear up the difference between a mIRC and server command.

//cycle $regsubex($str(.,$chan(0)),/(.)/g,$+($chan(\n),$chr(44)))

You can also make a loop out of the hop command with $chan(0) to rejoin all the channels. For example:

//tokenize 32 $regsubex($str(.,$chan(0)),/(.)/g,$+($chan(\n),$chr(32))) | hop -c $*

/hop is a command in mIRC ==> /help /hop
/cycle is a server command ==> /raw help cycle

cycle can part/join more than one channel
hop does not require a channel name, allows for a part message and doesn't clear the editbox buffer because mIRC knows it's being cycled and doesn't close the window

i can perform both on jus regular IRC networks o.o

• @GuitarMasterx7 has left #kindfer (Hopping)
• GuitarMasterx7 has joined #kindfer
• ChanServ sets mode: +qo GuitarMasterx7 GuitarMasterx7
• @GuitarMasterx7 has left #kindfer (cycling)
• GuitarMasterx7 has joined #kindfer
• ChanServ sets mode: +qo GuitarMasterx7 GuitarMasterx7

if das wha u mean lolz

GuitarMasterx7
hop is a mIRC command. cycle is a server command.

hop an cycle pretty much the same thing
cept cycle actually exits the chan an joins back in >.>

hey, what about the /cycle command ;x

Well, why part a channel when you can hop it. lol Napa just made your script a lot easier.

on *:TEXT:!cycle:#:{ if ($nick isop #) { hop # | .msg # $nick made me reload in # } }

Well, the only reason its like that is I only had it in one channel at MY network. That channel was the main channel.

the way thats set up is for any channel
and any op lolz

The point of this script is for it to be placed on a mIRC Bot so any op can do remote cycle from THAT channel and THAT channel ONLY.

well this script is kinda useless and bad at the same time
anyone whos opped can make u cycle
which is kinda stupid >_>