Commands you should know

These are the available commands in NoNameScript. They are mostly easily accessible via the popup menus if you didn't disable them in the modules section! Please do not try to use other commands you find in the aliases.nns file as they are not meant to be used by you and may result in crashes or other failures. Only commands added by NoNameScript are listed here. If you want a list of default mIRC commands, type /help. (<...> = mandatory parameters, [...] = optional parameters)

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Away system commands Channel operator commands DCC related commands Fun commands psyBNC commands Server related commands Statistical commands Theme commands User information commands Other often-used commands Miscellaneous commands

Away system commands

/a, /aw Usage: /a [-n <nick>] [reason] or /aw [-n <nick>] [reason] Description: Changes your nick to away and marks you as being away. If you don't specify a [reason], a dialog will pop up. You can also specify an away preset you entered in the /aw dialog as [reason]. The -n parameter enables you to specify a custom nickname. /back, /re Usage: /back or /re Description: Changes your nick to default and unmarks you as being away. /pager Usage: /pager Description: Opens the away pager window.

Channel operator commands

/b Usage: /b <nick> Description: Bans <nick> in the active channel. /black Usage: /black [-a <address>/-d <address>/-c] Description: Opens the blacklist dialog if no parameter is specified. The -a parameter adds <address> to the blacklist. The -d parameter removes all entries matching <address> from the blacklist. The -c parameter clears the blacklist completely. /deop Usage: /deop <nick1> [nick2 nick3 ...] Description: Takes op status away from the specified users in the current channel. /dev Usage: /dev <nick1> [nick2 nick3 ...] Description: Takes voice status away from the specified users in the current channel. /k Usage: /k [#chan] <nick> [message] Description: Kicks the specified nick in either the current or the specified channel. Used as a shortcut for /kick. /km Usage: /km [#chan] <nick> Description: Kicks the specified nick in either the current or the specified channel. Uses the kick messages from the setup. /kb Usage: /kb [#chan] <nick> Description: Kicks and bans the specified nick in either the current or the specified channel. /lc Usage: /lc [#channel] Description: Opens the L channel central. /lu Usage: /lu <user> [#channel] Description: Shows L information about <user> in [#channel]. /massmode Usage: /massmode <#channel> <+/-> <o/h/v> Description: Gives/takes <o/h/v> (op/halfop/voice) status to all users in <#channel>. /md Usage: /md [#chan] <modes> Description: Sets the specified channel modes. If no [#chan] is specified, the currently active channel is used. Used as a shortcut for /mode [#chan] <modes>. /op Usage: /op <nick1> [nick2 nick3 ...] Description: Gives operator status to the specified users in the current channel. /qc Usage: /qc [#channel] Description: Opens the Q channel central. /qu Usage: /qu <user> [#channel] Description: Shows Q information about <user> in [#channel]. /st Usage: /st Description: Opens the topic changer dialog. /t Usage: /t [text] Description: Shows the topic in the current channel if no parameter is specified. If there is a parameter it changes the topic in the active channel. Used as a shortcut for /topic. /tkb Usage: /tkb <#chan> <nick> Description: Timekickbans <nick> on <#chan> and prompts you for a ban time. /v Usage: /v <nick1> [nick2 nick3 ...] Description: Gives voice status to the specified users in the current channel.

DCC related commands

/dcchist Usage: /dcchist Description: Shows the DCC history. /dccrelay Usage: /dccrelay Description: Opens the DCC relay dialog. For more information press the help ("?") button on the dialog. /dccs Usage: /dccs Description: Monitor all your current DCC gets and sends. /rundcc Usage: /rundcc Description: Runs the latest DCC send you received. /xdcc Usage: /xdcc Description: Opens the XDCC browser dialog.

Fun commands

/8ball Usage: /8ball <question> Description: Ask the magic 8-Ball a question. /bash Usage: /bash [-wp] [#number] Description: Retrieves quote [#number] from bash.org. If no number is specified, a random quote is retrieved. The -w parameter opens a special Bash window. The -p parameter only shows quotes with a positive rating (only works on random quotes of course). /imdb Usage: /imdb <movie> Description: Searches for <movie> on IMDB. /totd Usage: /totd [-e] Description: Opens the tip of the day window. The -e parameter lets you edit the tips in notepad.

psyBNC commands

/bnccon Usage: /bnccon [-m] Description: Connects to the bouncer set in the options. The -m parameter opens a new server window. /psycmd Usage: /psycmd Description: Shows the psyBNC command list. /psylog Usage: /psylog Description: Shows the psyBNC private log.

Server related commands

/ip2nick Usage: /ip2nick [ip] Description: Opens the IP2Nick dialog. Fills in [ip] if specified. /reconnect Usage: /reconnect Description: Reconnects to the current IRC server. /reperform Usage: /reperform [-a] Description: Re-executes your perform list on the active network. The -a switch re-executes the perform lists of all connected networks. /s Usage: /s [-mnsarpfoc] <server/groupname> [port] [password] [-i nick anick email name] [-jn #channel pass] Description: A shortcut for /server. For details type /help /server. /sinfo Usage: /sinfo Description: Shows some statistics for the server you're connected to, like address, port and lag. /umoded Usage: /umoded Description: Opens the usermode dialog.

Statistical commands

/chanstats Usage: /chanstats Description: View actual channel statistics. /clonescan Usage: /clonescan [#chan] Description: Scans for clones on either the active channel or [#chan] if specified. /clonescan.single Usage: /clonescan.single <nick> [#chan] Description: Scans for clones from <nick> on [#chan]. If [#chan] isn't specified, it uses the active channel. /debuginfo Usage: /debuginfo [-s] [nick] Description: Sends script debugging info to [nick]. The -s switch uses the old, smaller version. /dinfo Usage: /dinfo [directory] Description: Shows information about a directory on your harddisk you specify. /ds Usage: /ds <-g/-s> <N> Description: Shows detailed stats about DCC get/send number N to yourself. /dstat Usage: /dstat <-f/-r/-g/-s> Description: Shows various DCC statistics. The -f parameter shows statistics about the amount of files received. The -r parameter shows statistics about the size of files received. The -g parameter shows statistics about the amount of files sent. The -s parameter shows statistics about the size of files sent. /emule Usage: /emule [-r] Description: Shows eMule statistics. Note: you have to enable your "online signature" in the eMule options to see the full stats. The -r parameter lets you specify a new eMule directory. /ffxp Usage: /ffxp [-r] Description: Shows FlashFXP statistics. Only works with version 2.0 and above. The -r parameter lets you specify a new FlashFXP directory. /finfo Usage: /finfo [-cm] [file] Description: Shows information about a file on your harddisk you specify. The -c parameter displays the CRC checksum of the file. The -m parameter displays the MD5 checksum of the file. /power Usage: /power [-e] Description: Shows the amount of users under your control. The -e parameter makes the information only shown to you. /resetstats Usage: /resetstats Description: Resets all script statistics. /sayget Usage: /sayget <N>/all Description: Messages the active channel/query with information about DCC get #N. If you type /sayget all, it will message all gets. /saysend Usage: /saysend <N>/all Description: Messages the active channel/query with information about DCC send #N. If you type /saysend all, it will message all sends. /scriptstats Usage: /scriptstats Description: Shows all script statistics to you. /sstat Usage: /sstat Description: Opens the script statistics dialog. /stat Usage: /stat <-s/-c/-w/-l/-q/-k/-b/-r> Description: Shows various script statistics. The -s parameter shows statistics about the number of times the script was started. The -c parameter shows statistics about the number of characters you've written. The -w parameter shows statistics about the number of words you've written. The -l parameter shows statistics about the number of lines you've written. The -q parameter shows statistics about the number of questions you've asked. The -k parameter shows statistics about the number of users you've kicked. The -b parameter shows statistics about the number of users you've banned. The -r parameter shows statistics about the number of PC crashes. If you want to reset these statistics, have a look at the /resetstats command. /sys.all Usage: /sys.all Description: Shows whole system information including CPU, RAM, display, operating system and hard drive info. /sys.cpu Usage: /sys.cpu Description: Shows CPU information. /sys.dial Usage: /sys.dial Description: Shows dial-up information. /sys.disp Usage: /sys.disp Description: Shows display information. /sys.eth Usage: /sys.eth Description: Shows ethernet information. /sys.hdd Usage: /sys.hdd Description: Shows hard disk information. /sys.os Usage: /sys.os Description: Shows operating system information. /sys.ram Usage: /sys.ram Description: Shows RAM information. /sysinfo Usage: /sysinfo Description: Shows information about your system like CPU/RAM/HDD/Connection statistics etc. in the system info dialog /vclip Usage: /vclip Description: Shows the contents of your clipboard.

Theme commands

/adtheme Usage: /adtheme Description: Advertises your current theme in the active window. /kte Usage: /kte [[-sN ]theme] Description: Opens the theme dialog. If [theme] is specified, it loads the specified theme. The -s switch loads the specified scheme. /kte_refresh Usage: /kte_refresh Description: Updates various settings from mirc.ini. Use this if you have changed options in ALT+O and they had no effect. /mtshelp Usage: /mtshelp Description: Shows information about the mIRC theme standard (MTS). /thmctrl Usage: /thmctrl <-e/-d> Description: Enables and disables theming in the script. Use the -e switch to enable and the -d switch to disable theming.

User information commands

/ping Usage: /ping <IP/host> Description: Performs a ping on the specified IP/hostname. /tracert Usage: /tracert <IP/host> Description: Performs a traceroute on the specified IP/hostname. /ver Usage: /ver <nick> Description: Performs a CTCP VERSION on <nick>. /w Usage: /w <nick> Description: Performs a /whois on <nick>. /we Usage: /we <nick> Description: Performs an extended /whois on <nick>.

Other often-used commands

/google Usage: /google [text] Description: Opens the google webpage with the specified text. /i Usage: /i <nick> [#channel] Description: A shortcut for /invite. #channel can be omitted if you're opped in the active one. /j Usage: /j [-inx] <#chan [password]>[,#chan2 [password2],...] Description: Joins the specified channels. Used as a shortcut for /join #channel etc. /m Usage: /m <nick> <text> Description: Messages <nick>. Used as a shortcut for /msg <nick>. /mp3 Usage: /mp3 Description: Opens the MP3 player. Note that loading many songs into the playlist may take a bit, this is because of the script reading the ID3 tag information out of the songs. This has to be done only once, and restarting the MP3 player won't take that long. Loading 1000 songs should take about 30 seconds on an 800Mhz machine. /mp3ad Usage: /mp3ad Description: Advertises the currently playing song in your NoNameScript MP3 player. /n Usage: /n <newnick> Description: Changes your current nick. Used as a shortcut for /nick <newnick>. /p Usage: /p [#chan] Description: Leaves the active or specified channel. Used as a shortcut for /part. /q, /oquery Usage: /q <nick> [text] or /oquery <nick> [text] Description: Opens a query with <nick> and sends [text] if specified. /qw Usage: /qw <nick/#authnick> Description: Performs a Q whois on <nick> or <#authnick>.

Miscellaneous commands

/advertise Usage: /advertise Description: Advertises NoNameScript in the active window. /alarm Usage: /alarm [minutes/HH:mm] Description: Sets up an alarm timer. You can either specify a time in minutes or HH:mm format when the alarm timer is supposed to ring. You can also specify no parameters at all, you will be prompted for additional settings then. /ascii Usage: /ascii Description: Opens the ASCII/RGB code dialog. /checkmail Usage: /checkmail Description: Refreshes the mail indicator in the toolbar if enabled. /checkver Usage: /checkver Description: Checks if a new version of NoNameScript is available. /chgbanmask Usage: /chgbanmask <0-9> Description: Changes the ban mask to the specified type. /chgignoremask Usage: /chgignoremask <0-9> Description: Changes the ignore mask to the specified type. /cprog Usage: /cprog Description: Opens the custom program/command dialog (for editing the custom programs/commands in the toolbar/popups). /crlog Usage: /crlog [file] Description: Creates an HTML log from [file] or a chosen .log file. /explorer Usage: /explorer [directory] Description: Opens a window with explorer-like functionality. You can also run command-line commands from the editbox. You can specify a starting directory as a parameter. /forum Usage: /forum Description: Launches your webbrowser and shows the NoNameScript forum pages. /gcon Usage: /gcon <1-3> <ip> <parameters> Description: Connects to the specified game server with the game you've specified in the setup. For example, if you want to connect to 212.41.19.214:27960 with game 1 and the command line parameter +set password m00c0w enter: /gcon 1 212.41.19.214:27960 +set password m00c0w /kickhist Usage: /kickhist Description: Opens the kick history dialog. /logviewer Usage: /logviewer [file/#channel/query/wildcard] Description: You can view/remove your channel and private logs with this tool. /netstat Usage: /netstat Description: Runs the netstat command-line tool. /news Usage: /news Description: View the latest NoNameScript news on the homepage. /nnabout Usage: /nnabout Description: Opens the about dialog. /nwsopen Usage: /nwsopen <page> [-h] Description: Shows the newsticker for the specified site. Sites can be one of these: loaded, majesty, newz, filmz, xpn, betanews, tec, fark, slashdot, xxl, heise, spiegel, stern, okosten, ingame. The -h parameter makes it only display new results. /qlcmds Usage: /qlcmds <-q/-l> Description: Shows QuakeNet bot command lists. The -q parameter shows the Q command list, the -l parameter shows the L command list. /sb Usage: /sb Description: Opens the server browser dialog. /setup Usage: /setup Description: Opens the settings dialog where you can change all of NNScript's options. /slnc Usage: /slnc Description: Opens the silence control dialog. /sp Usage: /sp Description: Stops pasting if it's in progress.

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