The "start up connect script" lets you connect to your mIRC and you are able to connect and identify to all the servers you have put in the code.
i have used in some parts /msg nickserv identify PASSWORD
just incase a network hasn't got "/ns" in its services
THIS IS NOT MY OWN SCRIPT
MANY PEOPLE MAY ALREADY HAVE THIS ONE OR ONE THAT IS SIMULAR
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THIS, THEN YOU SHOULD GET IT
on *:START: {
server irc.techtoknow.net -i jude
server -m SERVER ADDRESS -i NICK
server -m SERVER ADDRESS -i NICK
server -m SERVER ADDRESS -i NICK
server -m SERVER ADDRESS -i NICK
server -m SERVER ADDRESS -i NICK
}
on *:CONNECT: {
if ($network == NETWORK NAME) {
if ($nick == NICK) {
ns identify PASSWORD
join #CHANNEL NAME
}
}
if ($network == NETWORK NAME) {
if ($nick == NICK) {
ns identify PASSWORD
join #CHANNEL NAME
}
}
if ($network == NETWORK NAME) {
if ($nick == NICK) {
msg nickserv identify PASSWORD
join #CHANNEL NAME
}
}
if ($network == NETWORK NAME) {
if ($nick == NICK) {
ns identify PASSWORD
join #CHANNEL NAME
}
}
if ($network == NETWORK NAME) {
if ($nick == NICK) {
ns identify PASSWORD
join #lobby,#sweetbus
}
}
if ($network == NETWORK NAME) {
if ($nick == YOUR NICK) {
join #CHANNEL NAME
}
}
}
or could be like me and use the same pass for all servers then its just adding one lil code to your script like on 1:snotice:pass:/pass passhere.... and using it like this is slow cause it auto connects right away. should make a dialog box so you can pick and choose what servers you load and when you load em