mIRC Stealth Inviter & mIRC Relay Inviter Script Comparison

 
IRC invite scripts have their advantages and disadvantages when used. The comparison of mIRC stealth inviter and mirc relay invite scripts will be discussed here.

mIRC stealth inviter

The IRC stealth inviter is based on a join/part behavior. What the IRC invite script does:
  1. Joins the #channel
  2. Gathers all nicks (segregates user levels - ops, voiced, regular user)
  3. Parts the channel and changes nicks
  4. Sends the invite message
 Pros:
  • Not too complicated
  • Uses only one IRC connection
  • Can keep track of the user levels well
Cons:
  • Has a medium to high detection level

mIRC Relay Invite Script

The mIRC Relay Invite Script uses a relay behavior to send invitation messages. What the script does:

IRC nick listener (main IRC):
  1. Connects to an IRC network
  2. Joins and stays in a channel
  3. Listens / logs joining nicks (based on user levels - exempts ops, and voiced users)
  4. Relays the nicks
IRC Invite relay (inviter):
  1. Takes relayed nicks
  2. Sends invites to users
Pros:
  • Can keep track of user levels better
  • Can easily change nicks
  • Very low detection level
Cons:
  • Needs two IRC connections
When using an IRC invite script, being able to stay online the longer time means being able to send more invite messages to more users. In this case, the IRC Relay inviter has a better advantage.

*Detection level only interprets to detecting your inviter. IRCops or Channel operators may still be able to track what channel is sending invites because of your invite messages, but it may be harder for them to kick or ban your inviter when they are not able to trace the main IRC channel listener.


mIRC Inviter Bot Downloads:

Stealth Relay Inviter
Stealth Join Inviter