[REQUEST] Need a copy of Client.cs...

onlyme64 · 03/20/2009, 10:52

Can someone please attach their Client.cs file in a reply and say where i have to put it to make them only GM commands. Thanks alot!

unknownone · 03/20/2009, 14:24

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Originally Posted by onlyme64

Can someone please attach their Client.cs file in a reply. Thanks alot!

As requested

onlyme64 · 03/20/2009, 22:36

Eh, was hoping to get the client.cs with the actual codes in em. But thanks anyways <3

LetterX · 03/20/2009, 23:22

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Originally Posted by onlyme64

Eh, was hoping to get the client.cs with the actual codes in em. But thanks anyways <3

Expecting people to do the work for you? Not going to happen.

~~PeTe Ninja~~ · 03/21/2009, 00:03

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Originally Posted by unknownone

As requested

LOL YOU ROCK!!!!!!!!!

btw to guy who posted this thread

putting someone elses client.cs and or replacing it will mess up your whole server =]

KraHen · 03/21/2009, 10:32

At least specify source lul

onlyme64 · 03/22/2009, 20:27

Ah, my computer broke down and couldnt reply, im on a laptop atm.
And for the person telling me that no one is going to do the work for me is not going to happen, thats not what i meant. I thought that the original client.cs had some codes in it already because i have seen guides where it says "go to line 6248" and i was like wtf are they on about since i got an empty one, thats all o.o. You misunderstood =x sowwy!

Incariuz · 03/23/2009, 04:50

Taking someone elses client.cs and trying to attach it to the source you're using would most likely lead to a source that won't build. The best you can do is study their .cs file, and toss some pieces onto yours, but even then, they may require portions of coding in other .cs files, so all in all, a complete waste of time.

Edit: Even having a the same source as someone else means nothing if they don't contain all the same portions of info.

Dania · 03/23/2009, 06:53

Just because a guide says to go to some line number doesn't mean it's going to be EXACTLY on that line number. Every source's Client.cs is different than any others, you might even find the code you're looking for 100 lines down than the line number says.

onlyme64 · 03/24/2009, 19:28

Yes but the prob is the client.cs is completely empty..