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Hello, is possible register /// command?
I need when someone use ///cfg = kick from game for ilegal action

U cannot modify /// commands because they are handled in client..

I think he didn't mean to modify but to check when a player enters them.
Since ///geodata doesn't work if you're not a GM server-side, it's possible there are some checks server-side for them, but I don't know about that.

Same ///fly - is only for GM's ..

I think that's handled in UserInfo where it sends: maybe that allows you to use client dev commands..

UnAfraid wrote:I think that's handled in UserInfo where it sends:

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writeD(_activeChar.isGM() ? 1 : 0); // builder level

maybe that allows you to use client dev commands..

This.

That's not a check, just a value. What if players modify that value when receiving the packet?
The question is - is it entirely client-side beside that value?

jurchiks wrote:That's not a check, just a value. What if players modify that value when receiving the packet?
The question is - is it entirely client-side beside that value?

Alt + g is validated through the server but the /// commands are not sent to the server and they don't do anything at all.
if you type ///fly only you see it others doesnt sometimes in retail gets buggy and opens skill viwer and u can use skills but only u see them and they don't have effect on u.

sometimes in retail gets buggy and opens skill viewer

Yeah, I read those reports, iirc it first showed up when the Gracia Final came out...

if you type ///fly only you see it

Never heard of that command, does it actually make your char fly? And if yes, how does the server react to that?

jurchiks wrote:

if you type ///fly only you see it

Never heard of that command, does it actually make your char fly? And if yes, how does the server react to that?

You don't fly, you "fly backwards", is the effect you see when Baium hits you after waking him up.

when u give ///fly is ,,teleport"

Well, in either case, your character does change position, right? If it does, are there any MoveToLocation or similar packets sent? You could detect that one if it's true.
What does ///cfg do then?

no, is just visual and only visible for you.

///fly is just to test "fly_away" visual effect.

Doesn't it change your character's location in the end, after the animation?

yes, but visual only, you still remain in the same cords, you can notice it when you start to walk/run again.