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fix: self position skill on MuHelper#305

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fix: self position skill on MuHelper#305
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@eduardosmaniotto eduardosmaniotto commented Mar 27, 2026

Fix skills like Hellfire and Inferno that were not working when configured in MuHelper.

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This pull request addresses an issue where specific area-of-effect skills were failing to activate in MuHelper because they were incorrectly requiring a target character. By introducing a mechanism to classify and handle 'self-position' skills, the changes ensure these abilities can be used correctly regardless of the current target state, improving the overall reliability of automated combat.

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  • Self-Position Skill Support: Added logic to identify and handle skills that target the player's own position (e.g., Hellfire, Inferno, Nova) within the MuHelper system.
  • Targeting Logic Refinement: Updated the skill execution flow to allow self-position skills to function even when no specific target is selected, while maintaining validation for existing targets.
  • Distance Calculation Update: Optimized distance calculation in ComputeDistanceFromTarget to use current and next position data more effectively.

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This pull request introduces support for self-positioning skills (such as Nova and Hellfire) in the MUHelper, refactors distance calculation logic, and ensures proper target deletion when skills fail. The review identified an opportunity to improve the robustness and efficiency of the self-position skill validation logic by reusing existing character indices and ensuring consistent target deletion for invalid targets.

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