Got it done myself, as well as it got updated for other types of ExtAccess

This will list all the autoop (+w) modes in your channel. Useful for networks without services or making an autoop list services-independant. This mode is only on InspIRCd with the module m_autoop module loaded, to my knowledge. Right click a channel and click Access List.

This will list your channel's censor list. You can also add lists. Right click the channel window and click spamfilter list.

no like, all the nicks in my nick colors list turned GRAY. I couldnt see anything how it shouldve been and i had to completely reinstall mirc.

This breaks nick colors :<

Aliases: /bot.start Connects the socket bot to the server and port you specify. /bot.join Makes the bot join a channel. /bot.part Makes the bot part a channel. /bot.ownermask <hostmask/nick (no wildcards)> Sets the bot's owner. In channel commands:

sk68: I believe line 14 is:

 var %c $gettok($1-,%x,32) 

jaytea, I just noticed I had it that way. I need to get my facts straight XD

I'm surprised I haven't even posted a script...
But all of my scripts are for server admins, most of the scripts I've found were for fooling around, having channelmode +o at most.
I just noticed you were a server owner :o
I own irc.merbosmagic.co.cc

Why did you use echo?

 echo -t @kicks [kick tracker] $nick kicked $knick from $chan on $date at $time 
 echo -t @bans [ban logger] $nick set the following ban $1- against user $bnick on $time $date in $chan

You should use aline, as well as use $& to simplify the code:

aline @kicks [kick tracker] $nick kicked $knick $&
 from $chan on $date at $time 
aline @bans [ban logger] $nick set the following $&
 ban $1- against user $bnick on $time $date in $chan

That way, it actually takes less CPU.

One little suggestion:

on *:JOIN:#: {
  set %.ch $chan
  CTCP $nick VERSION
}

on 1:CTCPREPLY:VERSION*:/onotice #channelname $nick is using IRC client: $1-

/onotice requires op status on the channel.
Also, you're using #channelname, which is telling the script to notice the channel #channelname.
Try your variable %.ch instead.
Easy fix:

on @*:JOIN:#: {
  set %.ch $chan
  CTCP $nick VERSION
}
on 1:CTCPREPLY:VERSION*:/onotice %.ch $nick is using IRC client: $1-

The @ sign in front of the event denotes OP status.

Post a file, getting the source isnt too swell for those with different builds of an OS. Try posting the .vb or .vbs or compiled .exe.

@xxx805xxx: Umm, k?
I think I'll post my first script tomorrow n_n

You know, you can make it NOT specify a reason. Kicks don't need reasons. In scripting, when you have something like $?="Reason:" It will force a reason. However, $$?="Reason:" means it is allowed to be $null. An extra $ allows any identifier to be null.

Tell me what router you have, I'll walk you through port forwarding. I host my own irc server at irc.merbosmagic.co.cc

Yeah, how do i set up whatever files that i also need?