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IRC & XDCC
Basic guide on how to use IRC

IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a real-time messaging protocol, while XDCC (eXtended DCC) is a method used on IRC to facilitate file sharing through direct client-to-client connections. In this guide, we explained how to use bots in IRC.

Getting Started ​

  1. Install an IRC Client on your device.
  2. Go to a XDCC Packlists and search for your content
  3. Click on the search result for the command message

Standard XDCC command /msg [bot name] xdcc send #[packet number]

  1. Join the server and the channel of the bot and send the command message
  2. It will show a pop up for the download.

SSL issue

If you face any issues when connecting, try enabling "Accept invalid SSL certificates" in the network options.

IRC Client ​

Client info

Click here more clients.

XDCC Packlists ​

WebsiteServerPortChannel
niblirc.rizon.net6697 / 9999#nibl
subsplease#subsplease
Anidex#Doki
animkirc.xertion.org6667#MK / #XDCCLeech

XDCC Indexers ​

SkullXDCC
  1. Click on your desired file.
  2. Join the server and the channel of the bot.
  3. Click on the marked place to copy the cmd. Then paste the cmd in that channel.
SkullXDCC
SkullXDCC
SunXDCC
  1. Join the server and the channel of the bot.
  2. Make the bot command according to the standard form. For this screenshot the bot command will be /msg [FutureBot]-[C21] xdcc send #530
SunXDCC
SunXDCC
XDCC.EU
  1. Click on the button
  2. Join the server and the channel of the bot
  3. copy and send the bot command in the channel
XDCC.EU
XDCC.EU

Batch DL ​

CommandAction
/msg [botname] XDCC BATCH [a]-[b]Request packs with numbers a to b, including a and b.
/msg [botname] XDCC BATCH [a],[b],[c]Request packs with numbers a, b, and c.
/msg [botname] XDCC BATCH [a]-[b] [password]Request passworded packs with numbers a to b, including a and b.
/msg [botname] XDCC BATCH [a],[b],[c] [password]Request packs with numbers a, b, and c, with a password.
/msg [botname] XDCC BATCH [a],[b],[c]-[d]Request packs with numbers a, b, and c to d.

More commands here.