scripture-Bot XE

This is what I got when I try to enter to the room

* %#g_elchatdelamara found, joining... (Lookup time: 0.078 seconds)

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* /socklisten: 'msn.mirc.in' socket in use (line 1505, vincula.mrc)

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* /msn.editpp..passport: not connected to server

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* /socklisten: 'msn.mirc.in' socket in use (line 1505, vincula.mrc)

If you can post some kind of steps to join that would help a lot.

Thank you

try unload and reload vincula. if that doesn't work, you'll need a new vincula file, get it from the techgear site.

Do I have to get the vincula file from a different source if I want to use these scripts at TG007 download section ????

Because I downloaded the SuperKicker and I see the same problem. It comes by default with the Cryton passport and I don't see the select passport to use option so I can't switch user.

Metamorphosis 5 is the same thing it comes with the Absorbx's passport and there is not a option to switch passport.

would you guys please share with us the way to get connected using those scripts

Scripture-BotXE, and Scripture-BotXE2 both have the vincula.mrc files in the "Scripts" folder. To select a passport you want to use just right click in the "Status" screen, goto "Vincula - Main Menu", and select "Select Passport".

Also, when the script starts up always give it about 10-20 seconds for it to sign in, and all if you want to create a room. After you see "Ready To Create Room" you should be ready to create a room. If you see the vincula dialog box come up asking if you want to create the room that simply means that it fialed to sign in properly. In that case just use the command /createwindow, and it will resign you in to msnchat via internet explorer, After about 10-20 seconds you'll be able to create a room then. If you have anymore problems, or suggestions for improvement please let me know.

This is what I got when I try to enter to the room

 

* %#g_elchatdelamara found, joining... (Lookup time: 0.078 seconds)

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* /socklisten: 'msn.mirc.in' socket in use (line 1505, vincula.mrc)

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* /msn.editpp..passport: not connected to server

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* /socklisten: 'msn.mirc.in' socket in use (line 1505, vincula.mrc)

 

If you can post some kind of steps to join that would help a lot.

Thank you

Don't know what that problem is. When you go to join a groups room you must first have the userrole. To get it just click on the "userrole". Whenever you click on the button vincula will open up. Don't close it, because you will need to insert the userrole into its proper location. Same thing goes for SubscriberInfo. A notepad should open up in about 10-15 seconds revealing your information. Just copy, and paste it into vincula.

Also, you can't use your passport on two seperate programs in the same room (ie: Internet Explorer, and Scripture-Bot). If this is what is happening just use Scripture-Bot to open the groups room. it will take anywhere from 5-10 seconds to open the groups room using Scripture-Bot.

If this doesn't help then please let me know. I may need a little more info on how you are going about doing what you are doing.

Steps To Getting Into Groups Room Via Scripture-Bot XE, XE2.

1. Run Scripture-Bot XE, XE2.

2.If this is your first time running the script right click in the "Status" window, goto "Vincula - Main Menu", and click on "Change Vincula Settings...". Then, click the "Passports" button, then the "Add button. Fill in your "Entry Name "e-mail", and "password" information. Click "OK", and update passport.

3. If you have already got your passport info wait for about 10-20 seconds for passport to update via internet explorer.

4. Check the @RoomCreate window to see if it says yu are signed in. You will know this if you see a button that says "Sign Out".

5.If the button says "Sign In" use the command /createwindow. This will sign you in.

5. After signed in put in your groups name "G_TestRoom", and click on the "Go" button. It will use internet explorer to open your groups room for you, then leave the groups room, and then Scripture-Bot will join the room.

Note: Your passport has to be a member of the group you are trying to join in order to join.