Calling GameConnection from the client?

[Daenth]

So I used trace(1); to check out how something is done when your avatar changes and I noticed 7902 as the very first number in the parentheses. Using .getClassName(); I figured out that it was the GameConnection number. So, when I go to use that serverCmd I found, what should be in the parentheses? It contains a bunch of values that I have figured out what they are for but I need to know what to put as the first number in the parentheses.

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[Chrono]

A client, if you're doing this from the console, try something like serverCmdFirePants(findClientByName("blockhead"),45);

[Daenth]

A client, if you're doing this from the console, try something like serverCmdFirePants(findClientByName("blockhead"),45);

From the clients end, how would you do this? Or is it automatically done?

[Chrono]

From the clients end, how would you do this? Or is it automatically done?

Client's end?

You don't even need that part. In fact, if you could put in a value for a Gameconnection on the client end then you could potentially abuse any server.

commandToServer('function name without ServerCmd',args, and, stuff);

For example, commandToServer('useTool',0); will pull out your hammer, and that number (7902 in your case) is automatically defined by the server, being the client that called the command.

Simplified:
Client does commandToServer('UseTool',0);
Server gets ServerCmdUseTool(7902,0);

[Daenth]

Client's end?

You don't even need that part. In fact, if you could put in a value for a Gameconnection on the client end then you could potentially abuse any server.

commandToServer('function name without ServerCmd',args, and, stuff);

For example, commandToServer('useTool',0); will pull out your hammer, and that number (7902 in your case) is automatically defined by the server, being the client that called the command.

Simplified:
Client does commandToServer('UseTool',0);
Server gets ServerCmdUseTool(7902,0);

Ah, I see.