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    How would i make the GFX go around the NPC on a PI source?

    Example; ZGS ice barrage on the special attack

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    NPC n = NPCHandler.npcs[attackingOn];
    n.gfx0(##);
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jinrake View Post
    NPC n = NPCHandler.npcs[attackingOn];
    n.gfx0(##);
    Code:
    src\server\model\npcs\NPCHandler.java:1652: cannot find symbol
    symbol  : variable attackingOn
    location: class server.model.npcs.NPCHandler
                            NPC n = NPCHandler.npcs[attackingOn];
    Got the attackingOn?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Alex View Post
    Code:
    src\server\model\npcs\NPCHandler.java:1652: cannot find symbol
    symbol  : variable attackingOn
    location: class server.model.npcs.NPCHandler
                            NPC n = NPCHandler.npcs[attackingOn];
    Got the attackingOn?
    wow learn to do stuff for yourself

    andler.npcs[c.attackingOn]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jinrake View Post
    wow learn to do stuff for yourself

    andler.npcs[c.attackingOn]
    src\server\model\npcs\NPCHandler.java:1653: cannot find symbol
    symbol : variable attackingOn
    location: class server.model.players.Client
    NPC n = NPCHandler.npcs[c.attackingOn];

    Lol.

    Tried adding a int for it, but then it crashes the server rofl.
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    If you have the NPC graphic mask, it works the same way as for players..just on an NPC.

    Look for something else that uses graphic on npc on your server (such as magic) and learn from it.

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