See screenshot.Īlso note that it will only highlight nicknames and channels which are at least 3 characters long when typed into a channel.

I felt no need to colour them differently. Note that numbers are coloured the same way as punctuation, as are emoticons. You are free to use $colourname for any purpose. If you have changed mIRC's in-built colours from the defaults, $colourname will return the wrong name. Right-click in a channel and you can use the 'Gummo Colour' menu to access the settings. It uses a lot of regex, so it might be a little confusing to read. Just copy it all and paste it into a new remotes script file. It's faster, more accurate and optimised to use the smallest number of characters possible (to let you send the longest message possible).

So basically I'm sick of people asking me to fix their ripped version of the original script which coloured text like this, so I finally got around to converting my current version such that it no longer is limited by the maximum length of a mIRC variable (thereby making me willing to release it). Press ctrl+enter to not colour large blocks of text. It will only identify pasting from single line editboxes.

This script will colour your text in when you press enter (unless you type a /command, or if you are pasting lots of text, or if you press ctrl+enter instead of enter).

Is mirc no longer free