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I need some directions to where in the code the player-command "/target" is handled. I'd like to make it impossible to /target a GM.
You should be able to click-target him, but not use /target.

Thanks for input!

good idea

maybe there is something like that in skilleffect for Hide skill

Try to sniff packets first, and you will see.

Yah, something can be found...

This might work, but where do I put it?
Don't even know what file to start messing with, lol!

if (target.getTarget().isGM()) target.setTarget(null);

This will make clicking impossible too.

_DS_ wrote:This will make clicking impossible too.

Until a better solution is found, I can live with that!
But, where do I put it?

Maybe I could make it configurable, so it's only when I need it it's active.

Notorious wrote:

_DS_ wrote:This will make clicking impossible too.

Until a better solution is found, I can live with that!
But, where do I put it?

On second thought, disabling it altogether is not an option!

But where in the code is the /target handled?
I mean, must be somewhere where it reads commands like that... like /invite or /allyinfo and /target
And then processes those commands.

The /target I think must check if the target is inside the radius, and then put the target active.
Or is there no difference between clicking on a target and writing the command in the chatbox?

its handled by client, it has own knownlist and /target search for name player or npc and then send action packet with proper objid. so your answer is net.sf.l2j.gameserver.network.clientpackets.Action

Thanks, I will look into it, but at first glance it doesn't seem like it differs between a click-target and a /target, so don't know how to make it only accept click-target...
But I will try!

Thanks again!

I think I've found a fix I can live with!

Will test it on live, then post it here if it works out like I hope!

Try to put one space " " before GM name

If you put one space before GM name they can't be target I tested it.

Hehehe.... yes, that's a solution that will probably work too, if it's like you say it is...

My solution is to limit the distance, so you can only target a GM if you stand close enough, like as close as you have to be to be able to shop!