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__ _____ ___ ___ __ _____ / \ | | \ | \ / \ | | | | | | |___/ | | | | \ | | | | | \ | | | \__X __|__ |___/ |___/ \__/ | ______________________________________________________________________________ / \ | QIDBot is designed to run with mIRC 5.4. It is mostly standalone, though it | | can work as a remote script. Please read this file fully before starting. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | Before you get started, be warned: QIDBot works best in a second copy of mIRC, | | in an entirely separate directory on your hard drive. You can still use it | | with your script if you want, but if you have problems, reinstall everything. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | Let's begin. First off, put bot.ini and monitor.ini in your mIRC directory | | (make sure mirc32.exe or mirc16.exe is in this directory). Run this copy of | | mIRC. Now, we need to do some setup. Make sure you're connected to a server, | | then type /load -a bot.ini (to load the aliases) and then /setup (answer the | | questions). Make sure the correct files are selected when you hit OK. You | | can also choose whether or not to load the QIDBot popups. This is | | reccomended, it makes some functions easier, but your Status popups will be | | gone (unless you know where your current popups file is and how to reload it). | | Of course, if you're using a separate copy of mIRC like I told you to, this | | shouldn't matter much. After /setup has completed, everything should be | | loaded and the bot should be on. The popup (if you chose to use it) should | | appear and function properly. It's only in the status window. You should | | also see a little message saying: | | | | Loaded script/users(/popup) '<filename>' | | | | The bot is now loaded. Type /set %QID.admin <yournickname> to make yourself | | the bot's admin (you can also access this through the popup). Once you have | | done this, the bot is ready to be used. Always use separate windows for | | yourself and the bot so you don't encounter any problems. If the bot won't | | respond to your commands, get on irc.3dnet.net or Undernet and ask me. My | | username is most likely QID, although I might be [QID] or QIDBot. There are a | | few things you will have to do manually, such as deleting users, since I do | | not know how to automate this without making it insecure. If you do, please | | tell me so I can make this bot better. If you need to know the commands, type | | !commands (from your separate window). | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | Monitoring a channel | | | | This is one of the most complicated things the bot will do, so I made a | | separate section for it. In order to monitor a channel, these must be true: | | | | 1). The bot is in the channel | | 2). Your current username is defined as the admin | | 3). You are not in the monitored channel | | 4). Monitoring is on for the channel | | | | To turn monitoring on for a channel, type !set monitor on #channel This sets | | %QID.monchans to #channel If you like, set this yourself with /set (make sure | | the names are right). If you turn monitoring on for another channel, say, | | #temp, then %QID.monchans will be #channel #temp (including the spaces). At | | present the bot will tell you everything that happens, except messages it | | receives, since you might have to communicate with it through messages. | | Thanks for using QIDBot! | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | David Osolkowski larryo@buffnet.net | | | | Visit my webpage at http://free.prohosting.com/~davido | \______________________________________________________________________________/