WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF IRCX.

1) Save your old files, or make a brand new eggdrop directory to
compile in.  This "module" makes changes to src files as well as to a
channel.mod file, two server.mod files, and nearly all the irc.mod
files. Copy the rest of the files into their respective directories.
(although if you just gunzip and tar -x from the eggdrop1.3.XX dir,
they should all go in the right places) The filenames are unique i
believe. (don't forget the language file). Since IRCX allows nicks up
to 23 chars long, you should probably change the NICKMAX in eggdrop.h
appropriately (I changed mine to 32).

You might want to be aware, some ppl have reported that this change
(NICKMAX) won't let the bot run properly.  I'd try it with the change,
you'll notice right away if it didn't work because when you run
eggdrop, it tries to run, but then jumps back to a prompt without
having an eggdrop process in the background.  If this happens, just
change the NICKMAX back to 15 and you should be ok. I didn't make
eggdrop.h a part of the IRCX distribution because of this.  When
you're finished with the changes, compile.

*Oh, a small note here.  For some reason my editor sticks a weird char
at the end of the files (ctrl-z?).  My shell has no problem with it,
but i know some do.  You might have to either remove all of them from
all files, or add a blank line at the end of each file (i think that
will fix it).  Be aware, this problem has been especially evident in
the core.english.lang file that goes into the languages dir.  It
will cause compile and run problems if not fixed.  Sorry about this,
i'm looking into shooting my editor.  :P

2) Set these vars in your egg.config file.  The tcl proc "set_ircx" is
in XTools, and merely sends the server IRCX, alternatively, you can put
"putservf <chan> <key>" in that proc to auto join with key your rooms
whenever you re-connect (a good idea *hint*).  If you do this, just be
sure the "putservf IRCX" goes in before your room joins *very
important*.

set init-server set_ircx
set ircx-server 1

IMPORTANT!!!! Some of these routines REQUIRE that you have the bot
defined in its own userlist.  This is so the bot can check itself on
mask as well as nick.

Also, don't forget to include Xtools in your config with:
source scripts/xtools1.0.tcl

3) Make changes to the following in XTools:

a) set newpath "d:\utils\eggdrop1.3.20"

   your path goes here --^

b) set g_chan "#TreeHouse"

   (this doesn't really matter, set it to whatever)

c) modify the next two vars to your preference.

   set botnet_nick "Dolph"
   set prop_notify 1

   Your name on the botnet should be in place of Dolph, prop_notify
   notifies owners, (or whoever else you want) thru a note to the owner
   on the botnet.  A normal "putcmdlog" will not work for security
   purposes. See prop_chg for need modifications you can do with this.

   XTools is mostly working.  However, the help (.xhelp in dcc)
   contains some functions that do not yet work, and doesn't contain
   some that do. (hey, it's beta...  :P  )

   Also, be sure to edit the following procs in XTools, or it'll be
   joining #SAMPLE.  lol: setup_channel, check_channels, set_ircx.

Coming attractions: getops.tcl, taken from the bundled tcl, but
modified for IRCX.

If you have questions, either e-mail me at Dolph88@Hotmail.com, or look
for me on MSN in #Help. :-)

Dolph.  - irc'n on MSN...