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it's buged, you cannot write "@" symbol

creeeepy :~

thanks mate

I have a resource on community, what is similar, try it out. https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=resources&s=details&id=18102 Just change the "collisionsmoke" to "bullethitsmoke" in client.Lua, at line 24.

That's because there are two variables called (x, y) and the 2nd variables only will be called here Try this if playerTarget then local xp,yp,zp = getElementPosition(playerTarget) local x,y,distance = getScreenFromWorldPosition (xp,yp,zp+0.5) distance = 30 if getElementData(playerTarget,"bandit") then text = string.gsub(getPlayerName(playerTarget), '#%x%x%x%x%x%x', '' ) else text = string.gsub(getPlayerName(playerTarget), '#%x%x%x%x%x%x', '' ) end local w = dxGetTextWidth(text,distance*0.033,"default-bold") if w and x and y and text and distance then dxDrawText ( text.."("..(getDistanceBetweenPoints3D( xp,yp,zp, getElementPosition ( localPlayer )))..")",x-(w/5),y,x-(w/5),y,tocolor(100, 255, 100, 200),distance*0.033,"bankgothic") end end end);

12 09 2017 do you recognize yourself? Feel old yet?

Em vez disso, use essa função: function getPlayerFromAccountID (id) if (tonumber (id)) then for i, player in ipairs (getElementsByType("player")) do if (getAccountID (getPlayerAccount(player)) == tonumber (id)) then return player end end end return false end É que está bem difícil entender sua lógica pois a indentação está terrível.

function getPlayersFromAccountData (data) if (not data) then return false end -- Se não tiver data no parâmetro, retorna false. local dataPlayers = {} -- Inicia uma table vazia. for i, player in ipairs (getElementsByType ("player")) do -- Para cada jogador conectado no servidor, faça: if (getAccountData (getPlayerAccount(player), data) > 0) then -- Se o jogador possui a accountData específica maior que 0, então: table.insert (dataPlayers, player) -- Adiciona esse jogador na table dataPlayers end end return dataPlayers -- Retorna uma lista de jogadores que possuem a accountData específica. Retornará uma lista vazia se ninguém possuir tal accountData. end

Recently @Tut and I were experimenting about lightmapping with a light map and a shader (Very different from vertex lighting) and i want to share our experience with that. Initially we only wanted to make the 2nd UV channel work with objects but then i remembered about @Ren_712 lightmapped "Dust" map from counter strike and i wanted to re-create that effect. I thought his instructions were a bit unclear, so i write it down here again. If an Admin reads this, please move this topic to User Guides, i think thats better than this scripting tutorial section. This is the original resource of Ren: https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=resources&s=details&id=12151 In 3ds max, first you need an object that you want to assign the 2nd UV map to. Doesnt matter what object. -Create the "unwrap uvw" modifier -Select "2" as Map Channel in the modifier -In the following Dialog, "Move" or "Abandon" the UV coordinates of Channel 1 to the new Channel 2, you will most likely need to use "Flatten mapping" anyway -Do whatever you need with the new UVs (Flatten mapping makes everything fit on 1 texture = no more "tiling") -Create the lightmap with whatever tool (Radiosity?) that can render the light onto a grayscale lightmap image. This image will later produce light with our 2nd flattened UV map. -Right click on the object and "Convert to -> Editable mesh", this collapses everything nicely and saves your changes. -Finish your object and then export it with rwio or Kams max scripts. This is the lightmap shader created by Ren, its nothing special and i simplified the code a little bit and i added some comments: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/mlcev0quowyccpcl3vnrr/light.fx?rlkey=um6t3lzwz5xwjm4i5bqbepah5&dl=0 Now all you need to do is assign the lightmap shader to your object with the following simple code: local lshader = dxCreateShader("light.fx") if lshader then local lightTexture = dxCreateTexture("your_lightmap.png", "argb") if lightTexture then dxSetShaderValue(lshader, "lightTexture", lightTexture) engineApplyShaderToWorldTexture(lshader, "*", THE_TARGET_OBJECT_THAT_NEEDS_LIGHT) end end

sure am gonna try to find out what's the wrong and tell u

I did'nt understand anything.

طبيعي كل مبرمج يبدأ يأخذ مودات ويغير حقوق بعدين يعدل بالمودات , شوي بالكلام وشوي باللوحة ثم ينتقل للمرحلة الي بعدها , ويبدأ يصنع مودات خفيفة وآخر شيء يتطور مع الوقت

Calling them complete idiots are not way to go too.