On *:notice:*This nickname is registered and protected. followed by and preceded by anything since we use wildcards. contains the text "This nickname is registered and protected." Here we're telling mIRC to listen for a notice that using something called an on notice event. This line tells mIRC to listen for this notice a Network Service called NickServ notices
When you connect to and your nick is registered Forums mIRC Help How do I automate Nickserv IdentifyThis is an auto-identify script written by EvilSeph for use on This next line tells mIRC to connect to on startup: Here we're telling mIRC to process the code in the curly braces Once you enter the infomation it asks for you can right click anywere in mirc and scroll down to the Nickname tab. using something called an on start event. This line tells mIRC what to do when it starts up client automagically connect on startup to. This is an auto-connect on startup script written by EvilSeph to make your Lines prefixed with a semi-colon, like this one, Save the script and reconnect to or restart mIRC and it should automate the entire connect and identify process whenever you start mIRC.Paste the script below while making sure to read the comments so that you know what to change (if anything).If you know what you are doing, you can just add your script into the file that is currently open in the mIRC Scripts Editor or you can open a new file by going to File -> New.Press Alt + R or navigate to Tools -> Scripts and choose the Remotes tab.Of course, since it is commented, you can use it to learn how to mIRC script and/or modify it to work on other networks too. Here's an auto-identify script that you can use with mIRC to connect to and auto-identify on the IRC network.
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