

# There is also a statusbar that you can add. # It stores the name and bot and pack number of each downloaded file to avoid redownloading, and incorporates automated (and sane default) timeouts to avoid flooding bots (and getting ignored/muted/kicked/banned).

# The script will go through each bot simultaneously, and download any packs it finds that matches. # eg., If the release of Boku no Pico you want to download uses a naming scheme such that episode 1 is "Boku no Pico - ep01 (1080p HEVC).mkv", then your search term should be "Boku no Pico - ep# (1080p HEVC).mkv"

# For searching for episodes, a search term should use '#' as a placeholder for the episode number. # long description: You add a bunch of xdcc bots and search terms using the provided functionality, or by adding lines to the searches.txt and bots.txt files If you need help, or are looking for scripting examples or tutorials, you can find quite a few mIRC scripting websites on the internet, some of which are listed on the mIRC website.# xdcc autoget, to automate searching and downloading xdcc packs from xdcc bots based on chosen search strings MIRC scripting also supports a whole range of technical features, from processing binary files, calling COM objects, DLL support, creating Graphical windows, regular expressions, creating sockets for network communications, and hash tables, among others. In order to write scripts, you will also need to learn how to use Variables and Identifiers. Once you are comfortable with using commands, you can then take a look at the Aliases, Popups, and Remote sections. Commands are the instructions that tell mIRC what to do. To begin, you will need to know a handful of Basic IRC Commands and mIRC Commands. In order to write a script, you will need to learn the basics of the mIRC scripting language by reading through the mIRC Scripts sections step by step, trying out the examples, and experimenting. MIRC scripts can also be used to perform tasks that are not IRC-related, such as managing files on your computer, sending emails, or backing up your web server. mIRC has its own scripting language which can be used to perform many different types of tasks, from managing your IRC channels to playing multi-user online games. Scripts are short programs (sets of instructions) that can be used to automate tasks in mIRC.
