Friends, targets and teams
By default, Citron’s combat modules treat every player the same. Three modules in the World category change that:
- Friend List: never attack the players on your list.
- Target List: only attack the players on your list.
- Teams: leave your teammates alone, detected by their nametag color.
Friend List and Target List are opposites, so only one can be on at a time. Turning one on turns the other off.
Adding players
Section titled “Adding players”The two lists work the same way. Switch the module on, then use any of these:
With the keybind. Bind a key to Friend List or Target List. In game, look at a player and press it: the nearest player to your crosshair is added, or removed if they are already on the list. A notification tells you what happened (“Added” and the name, “Removed”, or “Nobody under your crosshair”). The key does not toggle the module, it only edits the list.
In the panel. Expand the module’s card, type a gamertag under ADD A FRIEND or ADD A TARGET and press Enter or click Add.
In the Click GUI. Open the module’s settings, click + add a name, type the name and press Enter.
To remove someone, hover their name and click it (REMOVE in the panel, remove in game).
Names are not case sensitive. Each list holds up to 128 names.
Lists and configs
Section titled “Lists and configs”Your lists are not part of any config. They are stored in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Citron\playerlists.txt, stay the same whichever config is active, and are never included when you export or share a config.
Teams has no list. It works out who is on your team from nametag colors, which is how most minigame servers mark teams. Set Team Color to Auto to let it detect your team, or pick a color if the server colors teams in a way Auto misses. Teammates are also drawn in their own ESP color.
Which modules follow the lists
Section titled “Which modules follow the lists”The lists and Teams apply to every Citron module that picks a player to aim at or hit, such as AimAssist, Silent Aura, Trigger Bot and Bow Aim. ESP, Radar and the Tab List also draw friends and targets in the list colors.
They need Citron Internal running, because only the injected part can read player names. With Teams, Friend List and Target List all off, combat modules treat every player as a target.