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UUS - Undernet User Script


About Our Project

The Undernet User Script is a project to create scripts for various IRC clients, specifically for use with the Undernet IRC network. Our first supported client will be mIRC 6, but other clients (and other OSes) will be added in the future.

Features:

  • Advanced flood protection (from channel and personal floods)
  • Channel disruption protection (colors, caps, swearing, etc)
  • Tight integration with Undernet's Channel Services
  • Support for Undernet's new +x and +r modes
  • Advanced nick completion and away system
  • "Paste console" for double-checking large (or small, for that matter) text pastes to avoid spamming the channel
  • For the coders: UUS has a modular architecture, allowing different script functions to be isolated to their own module. This makes distributed development easier, and also benefits the user in that modules can be "mix and matched" to suit personal preference.

NEWS

  • 2008/06/14 - The UUS project re-opens for business!
  • 2003/06/01 - Perhaps "a week or two" was a bit optimistic. :) The wheels have been turning, however, and the first public version of UUS for mIRC is done. We're not releasing it just yet, because our primary coder is out of the country and not in a position to fix any showstopper bugs that may happen. :) As soon as possible (within a week or two, and I really mean it this time) we will have something for everyone to play with.
  • 2003/03/01 - UUS has entered internal beta testing. Assuming no showstopper bugs are found soon, we will have our first public beta in a week or two.

If you have questions about the script, feel free to email us at uus@undernet.org. We are not currently accepting new project members, but that will change once the project gets underway and we have something available for download.

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