Where can I find a script?

Go here to download a script. I suggest X-Treme 3.1 if you are a beginner or if you feel like a challenge, download the script you would like.

What do I do when my script is downloadid?

That's a good question, because once you have your script downloaded, extract all the files (unzip the files) and open the folder. When you open the folder you'll find many things like popups, remotes, ect.. Find mIRC (The script's name), and open it. Once opened, look around at everything and check out all the options.

How do I connect my script?

In every script you have an exploit and inside the exploit are your cookies (Your passport). You need to update your cookies everyday before you connect your script to msn.

Where do I find these cookies?

Go into any chatroom. Look for the chat's name at the top where it has Chat Home, More Rooms, Find a Friend, ect.. and right click right by the name, but don't right click on the name. When you right click, some stuff should pop up. Find where it says View Source and click that. Your cookies are hidden in here.

What do they look like?

temp +='PARAM NAME=MSNREGCookie

temp +='PARAM NAME=PassportTicket

temp +='PARAM NAME=PassportProfile

How do I find them where you told me where they were hidden?

You can scroll down and look for them manually, or you can do it a faster way. Copy temp +='PARAM NAME=MSNREGCookie and go to Search at the top of the notepad View Source, and paste that in there and click Find Next. You need to copy all of the msnregcookie, passport ticket, and passport profile with all the nubers and letters in them. and in your folder with your script, find exploit, right click on it, open with Notepad and paste your new cookies over your old cookies. Repeat this each day when you connect your script. Twice a day!

Once I have my script and cookies, then what?
Well once you have everything, then open your script. To join a chatroom, you need to type /join %#Chatroomname, or /join #Chatroomname. If there is a space in the name of the chat like for example. All Host. You can't connect with a space in it, you need to do this. All\bHost. Put a \b in every space.

Is this all?

Yep, once you reach a chatroom, then you're finished with the hard part.

9. What can I do with a script?

Learn how to use it, check out all of its commands it has. Scripts come in handy for protection. If you ever make a chatroom, be sure to use them, because people will try to hack the pass. And if you ever see a test room, be sure to test what all the script can do, but please don't null, you won't make friends that way.

 

Making a Script

Don't know how to make a script? Download Mirc. I've added an exploit to that also.