Changing IN_ATTACK
<See my last post>
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Re: Changing IN_ATTACK
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Re: Changing IN_ATTACK
Probably needs . (... &= ~IN_ATTACK2)...
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Re: Changing IN_ATTACK
In plugin_init():
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Re: Changing IN_ATTACK
It did when I used it.
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Just to make sure...
You edited that code and added IN_ATTACK to the UC_Button field right ? |
Re: Changing IN_ATTACK
There is a complete tutorial on how to block client side animations and attacks. Please search in the Code Snippets/Tutorials sections. Your answer lies there.
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This is not the code I gave you.
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Also I can't figure out why you did this PHP Code:
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Does anyone know a method to block the clientside stuff but only for attack2 ? Its blocking the attack2 from actually firing but when I try to stop the attack2 client-side stuff it's either not blocking it or blocking the attack1 stuff too. :\
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