It's common to have this sort of problems when you're copy pasting others work or just leeching from a site that has provided you the code. (e*pvp, ******** etc.)
If you have that Client.cs class but you still can't seem to access it may be caused by you not having added all the required namespaces. I'll provide a sample of this situation.
PHP Code:
namespace Elitepvpers
{
private class Moderator { }
public class Moderators
{
List<Moderator> m_Moderators;
// code here
}
}
If you now were to access Moderators class from this sample of code
PHP Code:
namespace ConsoleApplication
{
class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
string[] Names = Moderators.GetNames();
}
}
}
It would cause the same exact problem you have; Thus you need to add
PHP Code:
using Elitepvpers; // Like a good ol' leecher
