Which client packet is responsible for reading voiced commands?
The opcode of it is 0x38, according to this list it's RequestMagicSkillList, but that packet doesn't exist in network/clientpackets.
Unfortunately, looking by opcode isn't an option, so...
voiced command packet
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voiced command packet
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Re: voiced command packet
What you call "voiced command" ?
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Re: voiced command packet
For /command -> BypassUserCmd.java
For .command -> Say2.java -> chathandlers.ChatAll.java -> voicedcommandhandlers
For .command -> Say2.java -> chathandlers.ChatAll.java -> voicedcommandhandlers
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Re: voiced command packet
all voiced commands are ".something", _DS_...
I'm not talking about any chat commands.
Thx nik.
Damn, I thought it had a special packet but no... so it's custom.
I'm not talking about any chat commands.
Thx nik.
Damn, I thought it had a special packet but no... so it's custom.
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Re: voiced command packet
Have you ever seen in retail a voiced command?jurchiks wrote:all voiced commands are ".something", _DS_...
I'm not talking about any chat commands.
Thx nik.
Damn, I thought it had a special packet but no... so it's custom.

Maybe they should add them as well

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Re: voiced command packet
Voiced commands are all custom, yes. And they can be called from htmls too (voice bypass).
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Re: voiced command packet
Well, I didn't check it on retail so how could I have known?
It's kinda silly that the handler also separates the parameters from the command itself, no bypass has that...
Good think I dug it up otherwise I'd tried to split the command like in all bypasses.
Anyway, the topic can be locked I suppose.
It's kinda silly that the handler also separates the parameters from the command itself, no bypass has that...
Good think I dug it up otherwise I'd tried to split the command like in all bypasses.
Anyway, the topic can be locked I suppose.
If you have problems, FIRST TRY SOLVING THEM YOURSELF, and if you get errors, TRY TO ANALYZE THEM, and ONLY if you can't help it, THEN ask here.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
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Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.