Mass Friend Request

[bennyboo123]

This only works on people that are in your current world/location. Using PlayerList...duuhhhh
This will also freeze when doing it, but it aint no biggie. Thread.Sleep :PP
Also sometimes crashes randomly from what I can see.

I'm not versed, but if you can list all Map/cell IDs, teleport to each of them, then SendFriendRequest once you're there. That way you can get more people.

This could be useful to some people I guess?
I personally put this in Game class in Update() void

if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.Insert))
{
	foreach (Player player2 in Entities.Instance.PlayerList)
	{
		Chat.Notify(player2.name.ToString(), "[FF0000]", Chat.FilterType.General);
	}
}

1) Find SendFriendRequest. There should be 2 of them, 1 using int/ID and another one using string/name.
2) Change SendFriendRequest(int id) to

public void SendFriendRequest(int id)
{
	if (Session.MyPlayerData.CanAddMoreFriends)
	{
		foreach (Player player2 in Entities.Instance.PlayerList)
		{
			RequestFriend requestFriend = new RequestFriend();
			requestFriend.CharID = Session.MyPlayerData.ID;
			requestFriend.FriendID = player2.ID;
			this.aec.sendRequest(requestFriend);
			Thread.Sleep(500);
		}
	}
}

3) Change SendFriendRequest(string name) to

	public void SendFriendRequest(string name)
	{
		if (Session.MyPlayerData.CanAddMoreFriends)
		{
			foreach (Player player2 in Entities.Instance.PlayerList)
			{
				RequestFriend requestFriend = new RequestFriend();
				requestFriend.CharID = Session.MyPlayerData.ID;
				requestFriend.FriendID = -1;
				requestFriend.Name = player2.name.ToString();
				this.aec.sendRequest(requestFriend);
				Thread.Sleep(500);
			}
		}
	}

4) Save
5) Profit


UPDATE: To bypass Ignore for adding friends.
Find SyncIgnore void
Take out the sendrequest part
Enjoy adding people who have you blocked

[IfOnlyYouKnew]

[FONT="Verdana"][COLOR="Black"][SIZE="2"][COLOR="#B22222"]This only works on people that are in your current world/location. Using PlayerList...duuhhhh

I personally wouldn't use Thread.Sleep if possible. Instead try adding

using System.Threading.Tasks;

then make your method async and call

await Task.Delay(int DelayInMS);

Just my preference, not trying to say it's better.

[bennyboo123]

I personally wouldn't use Thread.Sleep if possible. Instead try adding
then make your method async and call Just my preference, not trying to say it's better.

You're 100% correct. Just the first thing that popped in my mind to make it work :P