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Posted by: Gabriel Aug 29 2008, 02:04 AM

I would like to see a feature witch allows to pick a preset in mirc command.
When defined every 4 Presets i wanna use something like this:
/dde mplug announce pre^1
/dde mplug announce pre^2
/dde mplug announce pre^3
/dde mplug announce pre^4

I hope u understand what i mean...

sry 4 bad explantation. english is difficult 4 me

Posted by: Markus -voks- Henn Aug 29 2008, 12:26 PM

Tried

?
;-)

Posted by: Gabriel Oct 5 2008, 11:25 PM

Yeah i found it a lil moment later on my own, too ^^
Sry xD

atm I'm using Amip a bit more intensiv and i found another problem

I'm running some mIRC-Bots on my local mashine ^^
On an !song-Trigger in Channel it's alway me the one who post but one of the bots should do so...

Hope you can help me

Posted by: Serge Oct 6 2008, 03:50 AM

Use socket transport (ac_mirc.zip) or use dde transport and enable DDE only in one of the mIRC instances.

Posted by: Gabriel Oct 6 2008, 02:10 PM

I'm actually using DDE...
I'll try that soon , thx 4 info

And I found an other Problem, when chatting on mutliple Servers.
mIRC uses this Trigger:

User Preset 3 looks like:


When trigger is used, it sends announce to specified Channel on the ACTIV Server-connection...

[4 more background]
I'm using all 4 Presets of AMIP...
No. 1 logs Playlist in a seperated Window AND File...
No. 2 triggers, when I want it
No. 3 & 4 trigger to text-events and should post in the specified Channel

Last 2 are both using one Channel...
Thats why I think /cme wouldn't work, cause /cme posts to all listed Chans, but the Trigger should make AMIP post in the triggered Chan...

I hope U can understand what I'm talking about xD

[EDIT]
Another Prob when using DDE...
Like told upper... I wanna user one AMIP in different mIRC-Instances simultan...
Preset usings are listet up...
No. 1 will always trigger <-automaticly announce
No. 2 will be used by ME and only me...
No. 3 & 4 will be used by the Bot...
[/EDIT]

Posted by: Serge Oct 6 2008, 03:06 PM

I don't understand all of the above as I don't use mIRC and I do not script for mIRC. Announcing to multiple networks is possible using a script available in the Links section of AMIP site.

Announcing to multiple mIRC instances is possible only if you are using Socket Transport.

Posted by: Gabriel Oct 6 2008, 06:16 PM

I found that Link...
Cool so theses of my Probs are cleared xD

About sockets i found one command:
/socket(host,port,timeout)message

But I don't really understand how to use...
Both bots are running here... So both are:
/socket(localhost,666,30)/announce-txt

Right or not?!

Sry when I'm just too stupid =/
Or did I oversight the right Chapter of Docu?!

Posted by: Serge Oct 7 2008, 01:18 AM

You must configure AMIP Socket transport servers to use different ports via ac.ini. It's described in the readme.txt for the ac_mirc.zip.