
Step 2 : Navigate to your Script Editor within your IRC Client.
### For example...
### mIRC - Tools -> Script Editor -> Remote
### TheScript2003 -> Tools -> Remote


Step 3 : Copy and paste the pre-configured script into the 'Remote' section

on *:START:{
server irc.utchat.com
server -m irc.quakenet.org
}
on *:CONNECT:{
if ($network == Globalgamers) {
msg [email protected] auth <username> <password>
/mode $me +x
join #ipug,#globalunreal,
}
elseif ($network == Quakenet) {
msg [email protected] auth <username> <password>
/mode $me +x
join #ipug,#channelyouwant,#channelyouwant
}
}
### <username> and <password> will be the authentication credentials used to auth to both networks
### For example when done correctly your line should look like this - /msg [email protected] auth Nick\\ PACOSUX
### Where Nick\\ would be my username and PACOSUX is my password
Adding more channels to auto join
### More channels can be added by simply adding them with commas after the previous channel listed
### For example - join #ipug,#globalunreal,#mlut,2k4ctf
### Note that there are no spaces between the channel and the comma
### If you have your channels listed in your 'Channels Folder' you may want to remote them from there and let the script take control. It may cause problems if they are listed in both places.
Once you are done filling in the proper information click ok and then click on your connect button and see if it has worked.
If done right you should see both networks connected and both auto joined to the specific channels you have assigned to your script.

### If you are using a bouncer you will want the beginning of your script to look like this
on *:START:{
server -m hostname.of.bouncer ident:password
server irc.utchat.com
server -m irc.quakenet.org
}
Credit to n0b for the script!