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Auto-Join Script for MIRC

This is an example of how to create a script to auto-join on IRC.

on *:START:{
    .server chat.eu.freenode.net -i
    .server -m irc.network -i (this is the syntax you need to use to utilize this script for other networks.)
}

on *:NOTICE:*This nickname is registered and protected*:*:{
    if ($nick == NickServ && $network == freenode ) {
        .msg nickserv IDENTIFY }
    elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == ) {
        .msg nickserv IDENTIFY }
}

on *:NOTICE:*Password accepted*:*:{
    if ($nick == NickServ && $network == freenode) {
        join
    }
    elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == ) {
        join
    }
}

Now I will explain this script:

1st Part: 

on *:START:{
    .server freenode -i
    .server -m irc.network -i (this is the syntax you need to use to utilize this script for other networks.)
}

In this part, we define which networks we want the script to connect to. But pay attention to 2 important factors:

  • Do not forget to use the argument “-m” if you want to use the script to connect to multiple networks.

2nd Part: 

on *:NOTICE:*This nickname is registered and protected*:*:{
    if ($nick == NickServ && $network == freenode ) {
        .msg nickserv IDENTIFY }
    elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == ) {
        .msg nickserv IDENTIFY }
}

In this part, we perform the nick identification. And if you want to have multiple sessions on the same network, you can use an “elseif”.

3rd Part: 

on *:NOTICE:*Password accepted*:*:{
    if ($nick == NickServ && $network == freenode) {
        join
    } elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == ) {
        join
    }
}