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/switch IS broken. #13

Closed Catalylia closed 8 years ago

Catalylia commented 8 years ago

Using the /switch command for regular members, I.E: Going from Layton to Adrian, will not work for regular members it seems. Unless that is intentional, but your notes don't seem to indicate that. >..>

stonedDiscord commented 8 years ago

Unauthenticated users can only use /switch without any parameters and it works fine like this. /switch Layton is a mod command that will kick the user playing Layton back to charselect /switch Layton Adrian is a mod command as well and will switch Layton to Gumshoe without the charselect and without the shrink bug, this alse replaces the /send hacks

Catalylia commented 8 years ago

Okay. I suppose a better question is this then: Is there a way to create a separate command that will allow normal users to change their char without shrinking their window?

stonedDiscord commented 8 years ago

no, it's a client bug. displaying the charselect shrinks the window in the current client version, because thats how fanat decided to resize the window

Catalylia commented 8 years ago

Hmm...so how do commands like the the mod char force change /switch char1 char2 and the /change command bypass it? Meh. #Blame Fanat.

stonedDiscord commented 8 years ago

to show the charselect the server sends DONE#% to the client that shrinks the window /switch char1 char2 sends CID#newid#% which doesn't show the charselect and i don't know what /change is or where to find it

Catalylia commented 8 years ago

/change is in a different server program. It works similarly to the mod command skipping the char select. Only it's a "proprietary" server version. >...> (I.E no one but that server has it.) I was just wondering if it were possible to do is all. Like a way to allow a client without mod/admin access to switch themselves to a designated target like the mod command, but only working for themselves (I.E : They can't switch other players.) and bypassing the DONE#% send off. Though the only way I see that happening would be with a separate public user command. <...<

stonedDiscord commented 8 years ago

It's "proprietary" because it's most likely 90% ripped off this. I can tell because "Demons Server for Demons" started using their "proprietary" server a few months after I released the source code to serverD. Also they are the ones who pushed me to doing it with accusations coming from their userbase that my server contains malware or something.

But the /change command to let users switch themself is a good idea, I will add it.

stonedDiscord commented 8 years ago

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