Hello,

var listUnit = new List<WoWUnit>();
listUnit.AddRange(ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitHostile().Where(u => u.GetDistance2D <= 5).OrderBy(u => u.GetDistance));

foreach (var woWUnit in listUnit)

    Interact.InteractGameObject(woWUnit.GetBaseAddress, true);

 

The code select target, but char begin attack the "woWUnit" , how just select target without autoattack?

13 hours ago, 79135 said:

Hello,

var listUnit = new List<WoWUnit>();
listUnit.AddRange(ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitHostile().Where(u => u.GetDistance2D <= 5).OrderBy(u => u.GetDistance));

foreach (var woWUnit in listUnit)

    Interact.InteractGameObject(woWUnit.GetBaseAddress, true);

 

The code select target, but char begin attack the "woWUnit" , how just select target without autoattack?

ObjectManager.Me.Target = wowUnit.Guid;

2 hours ago, Matenia said:

ObjectManager.Me.Target = wowUnit.Guid; 

unfortunately, this command also select a unit and attacks it... BTW Wow ver 3.3.5

5 minutes ago, 79135 said:

unfortunately, this command also select a unit and attacks it...

By itself, it absolutely does not start the fight. It only sets the target.
You can call Fight.StopFight() before and after. Why do you even need to target a unit?

Just now, Matenia said:

By itself, it absolutely does not start the fight. It only sets the target.
You can call Fight.StopFight() before and after. Why do you even need to target a unit? 

For pickpocketing

3 minutes ago, Matenia said:

By itself, it absolutely does not start the fight. It only sets the target.
You can call Fight.StopFight() before and after. Why do you even need to target a unit? 

I don't know why it happen, but char begin attack target even if I add Fight.StopFight() before and after.

var unit = new WoWUnit(ObjectManager.GetObjectByGuid (17379391364021616671).GetBaseAddress);

Fight.StopFight();
ObjectManager.Me.Target = unit.Guid;  
Fight.StopFight();

If I use the code:

var unit = new WoWUnit(ObjectManager.GetObjectByGuid (17379391364021616671).GetBaseAddress);

wManager.Wow.Bot.Tasks.GoToTask.ToPosition(unit.Position); 
 

Work good, but don't select target. If use macro for select target after I get to the goal - it not always correctly selects the target

 

Has working pickpocket in vanilla. It saps enemy, targets enemy, prevents all fighting, actively pick pockets + loots and then moves on.
You can check out all the code there