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Angechu
May 5th, 2002, 00:57
DarkEngine 1.00 Pro floods the channel I'm in when I load it with very weird characters, then crashes MIRC.

I'm using Win XP w/ MIRC 6.01

Update:
Well, when i restarted mirc, the script was still loaded, so it shows which line is trying to send.. the line thats trying to send shit to the channel is line 2 of the script, but I dont see any problems with it. Maybe jus MIRC6.01..

CpU MasteR
May 5th, 2002, 02:35
Originally posted by Angechu
DarkEngine 1.00 Pro floods the channel I'm in when I load it with very weird characters, then crashes MIRC.

I'm using Win XP w/ MIRC 6.01

Update:
Well, when i restarted mirc, the script was still loaded, so it shows which line is trying to send.. the line thats trying to send shit to the channel is line 2 of the script, but I dont see any problems with it. Maybe jus MIRC6.01..


Thats Odd...

Could you give us a log or See what it does?

flow``
May 5th, 2002, 08:06
i know sometimes darkengine didnt like other scripts very well, so a plain mirc 6.01 and darkengine.dll works fine

aprentice
May 5th, 2002, 09:07
Darkengine.dll doesnt have any conflicts with other scripts, however, the script may. There might be an alias in the darkengine script that might be the same as in the script your using, especially if that script is using a timer. Are you using any other scripts? A rom leech script?

CpU MasteR
May 6th, 2002, 00:57
Originally posted by aprentice
Darkengine.dll doesnt have any conflicts with other scripts, however, the script may. There might be an alias in the darkengine script that might be the same as in the script your using, especially if that script is using a timer. Are you using any other scripts? A rom leech script?

Maybe you should tell people to install it on a Clean version of mIRC... Not Using invision or Polaris, Cuz those Scripts are ghey...

Tesla-Guy
May 6th, 2002, 21:17
Originally posted by aprentice
Darkengine.dll doesnt have any conflicts with other scripts, however, the script may. There might be an alias in the darkengine script that might be the same as in the script your using, especially if that script is using a timer. Are you using any other scripts? A rom leech script?
Only thing that changed when i installed DARKENGINE concerning the romleech script was the characters you say without wanting when a rom transfer is canceled :P from M.X it became a(+-

ShadowIce
May 10th, 2002, 01:43
I have a similar problem with darkengine.
The script spams my status window with this lines after loading darkengine:

[ 20:22:42 ] -> *Status* Window á0

After a few seconds I get disconnected from the server because of excess flood.

A thing I noticed is that the .mrc file of darkengine pro 1.01 is not complete. Meaning, the alias pamp has no }

I'm using Peace & Protection 4.22 and mIRC 6.01 and that works fine with every other script I've tested so far.

aprentice
May 10th, 2002, 06:59
Originally posted by ShadowIce
I have a similar problem with darkengine.
The script spams my status window with this lines after loading darkengine:

[ 20:22:42 ] -> *Status* Window á0

After a few seconds I get disconnected from the server because of excess flood.

A thing I noticed is that the .mrc file of darkengine pro 1.01 is not complete. Meaning, the alias pamp has no }

I'm using Peace & Protection 4.22 and mIRC 6.01 and that works fine with every other script I've tested so far.

I can assure you DarkEngine doesnt use ANY timers. It has to be a timer in your script trigger the encryption script in darkengine. Does Peace & Protection (or rom leech) call the alias "enc" or "dec" in any way. Renaming those aliases might stop the problem? If it does contact me and I will rename the functions. Thanks!

Angechu
May 10th, 2002, 09:37
I dont use a rom leech script... i use NWNK-IRC.. it MIGHT have enc or dec because it has its own encryption thingy.. i get the same thing as the guy with PaP gets. NWNK-IRC doesnt have timers either.... at least they aint on..

-Angechu

ShadowIce
May 10th, 2002, 19:03
I've renamed everything and added a } to the end of darkenginepro.mrc and now it's working.

The only things I found so far that are aliased more then one time are sysinfo (sysinfo.mrc) and uptime (moodll.mrc). And they shouldn't matter....

Jakob
May 12th, 2002, 04:01
The blame for this is squarely upon cpumaster, he was foolish and didn't name the alias's in an intelligent manner. An intelligent way to deal with alias's and variables that you use in your script is to prefix them with the name of your script.