Jani

Also make sure you don't have any other mods installed too...

You might also want to make sure you have the game language set to English, and that you have an US/UK version of the game.

http://www.portforward.com/english/rout ... rindex.htm Find the make and model of router you have and then follow the instructions on that site. Remember obviously to open the ports you've set for the game, not some random ones.

The myth screen...you have an illegal copy of GTA3. You need to get the proper version, it won't work with anything else. Plus, we can't provide support for users of illegal copies/versions.

We can't support users with illegal versions of the game.

If you had posted it in the Help section, or even used the search feature, you would have found a topic titled "Patching your German, 1.01 or 2.00 version of gta_sa.exe".

To your server, or to the MTA Center? If it's to your server, just upload it to the /mods/race/maps folder. If it's to the Center, register here and then upload your map here.

I preferred using Home as the passenger entry key

Why have you changed the 'enter as passenger' key, are you copying SA-MP?

I have no cans because I'm special!

NWA - Express Yourself from GTA San Andreas.

Firstly, your server needs to be running Windows. Install mIRC (download from mirc.com). Then, download Aeron's MTAmA tool (from here), extract all the files into your mIRC folder. Then in mIRC, hit ALT+R twice and go File->Load and select mta.mrc. Click Yes if prompted, and it should load MTAmA. Put your server info into this window, and hit connect. You should be able to type messages to your server through admin. Then in MTAmA, click on General->Scripts and Load. Load your script. Walaa.

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Downloading the game is illegal, please don't talk about it here. If you really want to play it, just go and buy it.

What? You don't need an account to play MTA...

Not a virus, but possibly illegal.

Yes, it is by far the most popular version. To play, you need a copy of the appropriate GTA version (in this case, San Andreas), an Internet connection (preferrably broadband) and a computer.

I'm sure they wouldn't mind, since there's no copyright on the page or anything.