The bot as a window in mIRC
dccore.mrc connects your mIRC to your bot's admin console. You see every request, send and search as it happens, with the transfers live in a side panel, and you run the bot from menus and a control panel.
[21:05] [SEARCH] someone searched for live at the roxy: 3 found [21:06] [REQUEST] someone asked for Opening Song.flac [21:06] [SENDING] Opening Song.flac to someone (48.2MB) [21:07] [QUEUED] Live At The Roxy.rar for marta, #1 [21:09] [SENT] Rain.flac to oskar, 1.1MB/s [21:11] [FAILED] Side B.flac to ivan: timed out [21:12] [SENDING] First Album.rar to helen
Sending 2/3 > someone 48M 64% 812K/s > helen 310M 21% 640K/s Queue 5 ivan 2 files marta 1 file oskar 2 files frozen 3:41 Today 38 files 12.4GB record 2.1MB/s
The @DCCore window. What you type at the bottom goes to the bot's console, and right-click opens the menus.
Bot
- Nick
- alfa
- Network
- SomeNet
- Running since
- Tue 13 Oct 18:02 (3d 3h)
- Connection
- ● connected (structured console)
Today
- Sent
- 38 files, 12.4GB
- Speed
- 1.4MB/s
- Record
- 2.1MB/s
Sending 2/3
- someone
- 48M 64% 812K/s
- helen
- 310M 21% 640K/s
Library
- Files
- 12,450
- Size
- 412.6GB
- Rebuilt
- Sun 11 Oct 04:00
The control panel opens on a start page. Bot leads to the bot's own settings, the same ones the dashboard has. mIRC leads to the script's.
What it gives you
- A live windowEvery event on its own line with a coloured tag. The window's button lights up on activity and turns red on a failed send.
- A side panelEach running transfer with size, percentage and speed, who is waiting, and today's totals.
- Menus for everythingRight-click a user in the panel or in any channel's nick list to see their queue, clear it or ignore them for a while.
- A control panelEvery bot setting in one window, saved with Apply. Your own mIRC's colours and switches beside them.
- Downloads windowWhat the bot is fetching from other bots, with its queue.
- DCCore ChatTalk to other DCCore operators in the channels your bot shares with theirs. It is public: everyone in the channel sees it. A history is kept on your PC, a file per channel per month, for as long and as large as you set.
- Dark theme and iconsDark, light, or following mIRC's own dark mode.
- Logs in by itselfYou type the password once when you pair. After that it reconnects on its own, and the password never touches the disk.
Install it
- Download dccore-mirc.zip and extract it into your mIRC folder.
It holds
dccore.mrcwith thedcxanddllfolders beside it, and a short README. To update, extract a newer one over the old files: your settings are kept. It needs mIRC 6.10 or later; the control panel, mIRC 6.17. - Load it and pair it with your bot.
/load -rs dccore.mrc /dccore pair alfa
Use your bot's nick. The @DCCore window opens and the bot asks for its admin password. Type it in the window, once.
- Open the control panel.
Right-click in the window and choose Control Panel, or type
/dccore settings. Its mIRC side holds the window's own colours and switches.
| /dccore connect | Open the window and connect, logging in by itself. |
|---|---|
| /dccore disconnect | Close the connection and stop reconnecting. |
| /dccore settings | The control panel, on the bot's side. |
| /dccore options | The control panel, on this mIRC's side: what the window shows, its colours, the side panel. |
| /dccore chat [text] | Open DCCore Chat, or say something in it. |
| /dccore downloads | What the bot is fetching from other bots. |
| /dccore theme dark | The script's windows dark. light and auto work too. |
| /dccore raw <command> | Send any admin console command. |
Everything about the script: the window in mIRC.