I found this script VERY useful for finding out the char of a certain character in mIRC. Check it out:
- Code:
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on *:INPUT:*: {
if ($1 == `) {
if (char == $2) { .timer 1 0.2 msg $chan 4chr( $+ $asc( $+ $3 $+ ) $+ ) }
}
}
To use it type:
` char {insert char here}
When you do that it will msg the channel with the number of the char. IE:
<~KiLLErMaN99> ` char {
<~KiLLErMaN99> chr(123)
To use this just add it in your script as: $chr(123)
Notice: It will not always be 123 that was just an example. Here are some more examples just to show you:
<~KiLLErMaN99> ` char !
<~KiLLErMaN99> chr(33)
<~KiLLErMaN99> ` char @
<~KiLLErMaN99> chr(64)
<~KiLLErMaN99> ` char #
<~KiLLErMaN99> chr(35)
<~KiLLErMaN99> ` char %
<~KiLLErMaN99> chr(37)
<~KiLLErMaN99> ` char ]
<~KiLLErMaN99> chr(93)
BIGGER NOTICE: Do NOT use this with the $ sign. I've tested it and with most scripts it will not work normally.