Daat99 MasterLooter - Can't [loot around party members

[SCR34M1NG G047]

I want to change the Daat99 Masterlooter to allow players to use [loot around their party members without receiving the "You are too close to another player to do that!" message. I'm just not sure how to go about it. I figure it needs

using Server.Engines.PartySystem;

at the top, but I don't know what to add in the

if ( player != other && !other.Hidden && other.AccessLevel == AccessLevel.Player )

to make it work.

Here's the full area in which this behavior is determined.

foreach ( Mobile other in player.GetMobilesInRange( 5 ) )
            {
                if ( ! ( other is PlayerMobile ) )
                    continue;
                if ( player != other && !other.Hidden && other.AccessLevel == AccessLevel.Player )
                {
                    //player.PlaySound(1069); //hey
                    player.SendMessage("You are too close to another player to do that!");
                    return false; //ignore self, staff and hidden
                }
            }

 

[SCR34M1NG G047]

Still having this issue after all this time

 

[Jacques Coetzee]

Still having this issue after all this time

( Mobile other in player.GetMobilesInRange(5))
change the (5) to 1.
it count the tiles that players are close to you if set to one you must be 1 tile away from a player
let me know if it help you

 

[PyrO]

I want to change the Daat99 Masterlooter to allow players to use [loot around their party members without receiving the "You are too close to another player to do that!" message. I'm just not sure how to go about it. I figure it needs

using Server.Engines.PartySystem;

at the top, but I don't know what to add in the

if ( player != other && !other.Hidden && other.AccessLevel == AccessLevel.Player )

to make it work.

Here's the full area in which this behavior is determined.

foreach ( Mobile other in player.GetMobilesInRange( 5 ) )
            {
                if ( ! ( other is PlayerMobile ) )
                    continue;
                if ( player != other && !other.Hidden && other.AccessLevel == AccessLevel.Player )
                {
                    //player.PlaySound(1069); //hey
                    player.SendMessage("You are too close to another player to do that!");
                    return false; //ignore self, staff and hidden
                }
            }

Well you could look at the Party system and then add a check to the if or make a separat one

           Party p = (Party)((PlayerMobile)player).Party;
            foreach ( Mobile other in player.GetMobilesInRange( 5 ) )
            {
                if ( ! ( other is PlayerMobile && p != null && !p.Contains(other)) )
                    continue;
                if ( player != other && !other.Hidden && other.AccessLevel == AccessLevel.Player )
                {
                    //player.PlaySound(1069); //hey
                    player.SendMessage("You are too close to another player to do that!");
                    return false; //ignore self, staff and hidden
                }
            }

I didnt test it, should work though. Also I wasnt sure if player is a Mobile or actually PlayerMobile, if it is you can change

Party p = (Party)((PlayerMobile)player).Party;

to

Party p = (Party)player.Party;