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Use TPlayer.autoActuate instead of IEnumerable.Any()

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ProfessorXZ 2016-07-19 00:21:54 +02:00
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TShockAPI/GetDataHandlers.cs
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@ -2047,7 +2047,7 @@ namespace TShockAPI
}
// Using the actuation accessory can lead to actuator hacking
if (TShock.Itembans.ItemIsBanned("Actuator", args.Player) && args.Player.Accessories.Any(accessory => accessory != null && accessory.stack > 0 && accessory.type == ItemID.ActuationAccessory))
if (TShock.Itembans.ItemIsBanned("Actuator", args.Player) && args.Player.TPlayer.autoActuator)
{
args.Player.SendTileSquare(tileX, tileY, 1);
args.Player.SendErrorMessage("You do not have permission to place actuators.");
@ -2110,8 +2110,7 @@ namespace TShockAPI
else if (action == EditAction.PlaceActuator)
{
// If they aren't selecting the actuator and don't have the Presserator equipped, they're hacking.
// ActuationAccessory = The Presserator
if (selectedItem.type != ItemID.Actuator && !args.Player.Accessories.Any(accessory => accessory != null && accessory.stack > 0 && accessory.type == ItemID.ActuationAccessory))
if (selectedItem.type != ItemID.Actuator && !args.Player.TPlayer.autoActuator)
{
args.Player.SendTileSquare(tileX, tileY, 1);
return true;