[New] The Target-Tracker Program

[cable-one]

awsome!

I like it

[TheOnlyOne]

Can you track stealthed Players o.O?
(for example after the Rogue vanished)

[Cursed]

Can you track stealthed Players o.O?
(for example after the Rogue vanished)

No! Impossible.

[Thaumatos]

Awesome job man! This is what i've been looking for a quite long time! This is helpful, when you sometimes tab-target a player, and you have no idea in what direction he fleed, well, now you know :P

[wouterflip]

aaah nice one

[blubb12345]

i coded something that you face the target until you press eg F8 again but it is too slow

[Apartment Wolf]

Thx is is pretty awesome

[Xenone]

lol nice :P :P :P

[Dakingof]

Nice looks very helpfull

[buckwheat]

Very nice, thanks! I'll be using this one for sure

[erccccc]

How far can this track someone. It would be so fun to just like endlessly gank someone.

[ilikrusyspoons]

Video of it in use would be nice.

[Agricolae]

Is there any way to make it do this for your focus as well?

Say if you press F9 it will turn you to face your focus?

[galpha]

Is there any way to make it do this for your focus as well?

Say if you press F9 it will turn you to face your focus?

I didn't download it to check if the source was there or not, but I suppose he uses the static target GUID address and then scans for that GUID in the object list to find the target's X/Y coords so he can turn to it.

To make it work with focus, he would just need to do the same but for the focus target's GUID, which might have a static address too. Otherwise, a simple keybind to set the focus's GUID into a variable so it can later be used for what you're asking.

[Agricolae]

I didn't download it to check if the source was there or not, but I suppose he uses the static target GUID address and then scans for that GUID in the object list to find the target's X/Y coords so he can turn to it.

To make it work with focus, he would just need to do the same but for the focus target's GUID, which might have a static address too. Otherwise, a simple keybind to set the focus's GUID into a variable so it can later be used for what you're asking.

There was no source, so I wasn't able to edit it myself, which is why I was asking if he could do it.

Thanks though.