In this example, the script echoes a welcome message to the channel when a user joins.
If commands fail to launch, ensure mIRC has administrative permissions to read and write files in its directory (avoid installing mIRC in the restricted C:\Program Files folder; use a root directory like C:\mIRC\ instead).
Code blocks that listened for specific server events (like a user joining a room or typing a keyword) and triggered immediate, automated reactions.
Scoop Script featured a clone detection system that would identify users connecting from the same IP address. While useful for preventing abuse, this feature could be problematic in shared environments like internet cafes, where multiple legitimate users might share the same IP. As one user noted, "If you want Scoop Script to stop detecting certain people as clones, you'll have to edit the script yourself". scoop script mirc
For more information on MIRC scripting and Scoop, check out the following resources:
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Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser irm get.scoop.sh | iex In this example, the script echoes a welcome
Let's break down this script:
on :sockread:scoop : var %data sockread %data if (<title> isin %data) var %title = $gettok(%data,2,60) ; 60 = ascii code for '<' %title = $remove(%title,</title>) msg # Title scooped: %title sockclose $sockname
on *:sockread:scoopweb: var %data, %title, %desc sockread %data if (<title> isin %data) && (%title == $null) %title = $remove(%data,<title>,</title>) Scoop Script featured a clone detection system that
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Another race bot or torrent client uses port 1337. Solution: Change port in scoop.cfg → udpport=1338
Download the Scoop Script archive (usually a .zip or .rar file) and extract its contents into a dedicated folder (e.g., C:\mIRC\Scoop\ ).
The stock mIRC layout can feel dated. Scoop introduces specialized graphical enhancements: