NuClearMSN Problems.

Okay about the whispers if you turn them off, its show your trying to whisper yourself when people join and you whisper others onjoin,and it take abit for the onjoin messages to show up with having the whispers off , havent tried when them on.

DalienX, I just checked someones profile. It has its own little dialogue. Right click on the nick in the nicklist and at the bottom click on view profile. Its pretty cool I think. Doesnt take up an explorer window, allows you to look at the pic or click the link.

Also, I use Rumbaar's profrdr.mrc. What it does with clearmsn is make a window that displays people's profile links. So if I am away, I can come back and look at anyone;s profile that came in the room while I was gone. What it doesnt do with clearmsn is open the profile whenever they come in the room and that, to me, is a good thing. I would come back and there would be 30 profile windows open on the script.

I have mdx.dll, and views.mdx in my scripts main folder, and the dll folder. However, I am still only getting those codes for some odd reason.

Hey Warrior. Check the link that Vex gave. I ended up copying all the contents of the original dll folder from the old connection to the dll folder of the new connection. Works Great!

I havnt had anyproblems yet.. Vex Keep up the great work

DalienX, I just checked someones profile. It has its own little dialogue. Right click on the nick in the nicklist and at the bottom click on view profile.

Hmm yes thanks i see that bit now, however that may let me see profiles, but not everyone else.

In my group room people have grown acustom to typing in a remote command to view someones profile, the script would respond by posting the requested profile's link into the main.

This no longer works with nuclear, i just need to find out what nuclear is using instead of PUID.. i think

on *:TEXT:>profile*:#: { 
 set %pflshw $true 
 set %pronick $nick 
 set %prochan $comchan($nick,1)
 if ($2 ison $comchan($nick,1)) prop $2 PUID 
 if ($2 !ison $comchan($nick,1)) { ctcpreply $nick TIME $time(h:nntt) 
*-) Hmm i can't Find $2 $+ , They are either not in the room or the name is wrong | unset %pflshw } 
} 
raw 818:*:{ 
 if ($3 == PUID) && (%pflshw) { 
   http://chat.msn.com/profile.msnw?epuid= $+ $4-
   msg %prochan $2 $+ 's Profile link = http://chat.msn.com/profile.msnw?epuid= $+ $4-
   %msnc.stoppropend = $true 
   unset %pflshw 
   unset %prochan
   timerclose 1 5 close -@ *Profile* 
   closemsg %pronick 
   haltdef 
 } 
} 

Yes that's one reason I dont use it in groups.

y not include all of the needed dlls in with the download?? when puting nuclear in a blank mirc i had to find the mdx.dll and rebar.dll for all the docking and stuff. it would be easier just to put those in the dll folder with the download.

eh i got all the dll's with mine. , and that profile code seems to work.. had to use on *:TEXT:*>profile*:#: { though, but its real slow takes like a minute to show the link in web chat.

edit: i tried it out in a plain mirc works good then, just need to go to the msn options in nuclear and click on decode messages. but.. when it shows the nic and link the nic looks weird with some blocks in it though

edit2: change msg %prochan $2 $+ 's Profile link = http://chat.msn.com/profile.msnw?epuid= $+ $4- to this msg %prochan $2 's Profile link = http://chat.msn.com/profile.msnw?epuid= $+ $4-

then the decoded nics show up fine when it post the nic & profile link

fixed, thanks seph

also you can use...

msg %prochan $msn.encode($2) $+ 's Profile link = http://chat.msn.com/profile.msnw?epuid= $+ $4-

if you don't want the space between the nick and the 's

I noticed that if there is an error joinin a room, i.e. Room Full, Nickname already used, banned, erroneous nick, There is no error message in the status window. I think that information is very beneficial when you go to a room and wonder why you can;t get in. Anything we can do?

Why does this work on Vincula but not ClearMSN?

How can I use ctcpreply's to send messages?

on *:TEXT:!gate:#:{ .ctcpreply $nick TIME Your GateKeeper: $$address($nick,1) }

I think Nuclear blocks ctcpreply, I could be wrong.

that code worked fine for me

nuclear blocks TIME, VERSION, and FINGER replies *if* you have specified a "custom ctcp reply" in nuclear command. if you want to send your own replies, you have to leave the appropiate field in Custom CTCP Replies checked as "Default."

* Bugs Fixed : nuclear.mrc : (133234235436523422.003 Seconds)

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Hey, Vexation. Great work. Thanks for the update. Even the toolbar works now.

P.S.: It is best viewed by more than 800x600 pixels.

maybe you should submit the update to tg , so everyone can get it

a lot wont read here, but will watch the main page for new stuff and updates

Ive just noticed that the mirc option for chat logging is not working with nuclear

Anyone else noticed this?