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[question] /target

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from where can be edited this command? /target?

Wanna edit the command (e.g. from /target ~> /target1 ) or what is doing ?

Open commandname-e.dat with L2FileEdit and delete

 

13	12	target

 

To know , that's ilegally . You have to ask for NCsoft if you wanna do that . Or you can just change it ! :D

Probably handled by client.

yeah, as i remember, server is just sending packets if object is targetable and client is doing whole work, so the only way would be disabling command from client.

I think it can be disabled from server part.

Like /mo.unt /dismo.unt etc.

Take a look on dp-side if you can find something inside actionhandlers.

I think it can be disabled from server part.

Like /mo.unt /dismo.unt etc.

Take a look on dp-side if you can find something inside actionhandlers.

 

I checked . There is just for dismount , not for target .

I think it can be disabled from server part.

Like /mo.unt /dismo.unt etc.

Take a look on dp-side if you can find something inside actionhandlers.

Nein, no, non, нет, しない, nu*.

 

User commands haven't /target, the only thing you can handled is //target, as it's a fully own-crafted L2J stuff.

 

*Sunt fuarte frumoso.

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