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@Krokara @Mkl I have adjusted the scaling in the function because I forgot to half it. The scale_w and scale_h parameters are meant to be the world-coordinate units size of the texture.

Thank you very much for testing it and telling me about this coding mistake! ? I have fixed the above code.

The_GTA example works perfectly I have tested in-game and there is only a little mistake : local vx, vy, vz = ( ox - cx ), ( oy - cy ), ( oz - cz ); -- instead of local vx, vy, vz = ( ox - vx ), ( oy - vy ), ( oz - vz );

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Please put the barprogress variable and use the script I gave you as template. Put the following line and other drawing code... dxDrawImage(botX+sizeX+343, botX2+sizeX2+701, 592/100*barprogress, 6, 'assets/progress_bar.png', 0, 0, 0, tocolor(43, 171, 226, 255), true) ... into the onClientRender event handler which is about line 13 of my script. Also, do not use dxDrawImage without dxCreateTexture.

Haha, no no! That is not what you should do Let me explain. Inside the client events you should do what you previously did inside of the vehicle_left, vehicle_right key handlers! This is how your vehicle indicator scripts is executed on every game client on the server if one of them steers the vehicle left or right. Then you have to use triggerServerEvent inside of the vehicle_left and vehicle_right key handlers to send either onVehicleTurnOnIndicator or onVehicleTurnOffIndicator events, depending on if the key is pressed down or not. Imagine it like this: So try moving around the code on the client-side. What is now inside the key handlers should be put into the onClientVehicleTurnOn/OffIndicator event handlers. Then add new code into the bind key handlers to call the server events.

You really seem to do baby steps, don't you? ? I hope you do learn Lua this way, but I did a tiny mistake: remove the first argument to triggerClientEvent and set the (now) second argument to (in your case) vehicle. Honestly, I just try to play along with your code, even if you invent things! I helped you by putting the indicator type into the triggerClientEvent. addEvent("onVehicleTurnOnIndicator", true); addEventHandler("onVehicleTurnOnIndicator", root, function(rightindicator) local vehicle = getPedOccupiedVehicle (client) if vehicle then triggerClientEvent ( "onClientVehicleTurnOnIndicator", vehicle, rightindicator) end end ); addEvent("onVehicleTurnOffIndicator", true); addEventHandler("onVehicleTurnOffIndicator", root, function(right_indicator) local vehicle = getPedOccupiedVehicle (client) if vehicle then triggerClientEvent ( "onClientVehicleTurnOffIndicator", vehicle, right_indicator) end end ); So this is the server-side portion of the script. Look at my advice again and try looking into the triggerServerEvent function for the client-side. I am going to sleep now and will most likely be back tomorrow evening.