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    Registered Member bebew67's Avatar
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    I am running 317 Delta. For most their case 72 is located in their client.java mine is in packets, why? What in the world does this mean
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    if (!c.antiHax())
    for certain lines i have noticed that i have this for example
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    if (c.deathStage < 1) {
    Not really sure what the significance of the "c." before everything. If anyone could answer some of my my questions that would be great. Sorry if it sounds too noob i guess. PLEASE no flaming about how i'm using Delta its perfectly fine to learn off of.
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    It means that they access a method or variable in the Client or Player class. The abbrevation (for Client) c is commonly used in 317 server bases, but yes, it could have been more specific: player or client, for example.

    I have no clue what case 72 is, sorry.
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