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This is one example to create one auto join script to irc . 

<code>
on *:START:{
  .server irc.tik-t0k.net:+6697 -i <nick>
  .server -m irc.network -i <nick> (this is the syntax that you have to your script connect to other networks.)
}

on *:NOTICE:*This nickname is registered and protected*:*:{
  if ($nick == NickServ && $network == TiK-T0K ) {
    .msg nickserv IDENTIFY <pass>
  }
  elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == <network>) {
    .msg nickserv IDENTIFY <pass>
  }
}

on *:NOTICE:*Password accepted*:*:{
  if ($nick == NickServ && $network == TiK-T0K) {
    /msg PTNBot invite <code>
  }
  elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == <network>) {
    join <channel and pass>
  }
}
</code>

So let me explain this script :

The first part :
<code>
on *:START:{
  .server irc.tik-t0k.net:+6697 -i <nick>
  .server -m irc.network -i <nick> (this is the syntax that you have to your script connect to other networks.)
}</code>

There you define wich networks script it will connect and with wich nicks you want use.2 important things on this part. Dont forget to use the "-m" argument if you use several networks on this script like its exampled on this script.

Second Part:
<code>
on *:NOTICE:*This nickname is registered and protected*:*:{
  if ($nick == NickServ && $network == freenode ) {
    .msg nickserv IDENTIFY <pass>
  }
  elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == <network>) {
    .msg nickserv IDENTIFY <pass>
  }
</code>
on this part you will identify your nick by introducing your irc pass. in this part you can use a "else if" condition if you use more than one nick on the same network.

Third part:
<code>
on *:NOTICE:*Password accepted*:*:{
  if ($nick == NickServ && $network == freenode) {
    /msg PTNBot invite <code>
  }
  elseif ($nick == NickServ && $network == <network>) {
    join <channel and pass>
  }
}
</code>

After you get your nick identify you will join the channels that you define on this part.