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What are you actually trying to do?

I can see some use for being able to apply effects, but frankly there's an awful lot more to do that's more important. Feel free to create a patch...

Google ignores meta tags - at least, they claim to.

The point is that MTA 1.0 can do everything Race could do and many many times more. If it doesn't do exactly what you want, you've got the source code for every aspect of it and are more than welcome to modify it to your hearts content. You could even hack around to get MTA:MA to work with 1.0, I doubt that would be more than a few hours work, though quite why you'd use it I'm not sure.

Looks well made. Seems to fit fairly well together, which is hard to do!

If this is data that does't change, store it as a file in the resource. That way it can be cached client-side. If not, does the every client really need all the data all the time?

There are a number of event pairs like this when an event affects two elements. They point being that you may want to know when a player enters a specific vehicle or the reverse, when a specific player enters any vehicle...

MTA:SA Race is very old, don't download it. MTA 1.0.2 is the most recent version which also supports race.

Why not add the files to the meta.xml?

getElementsByType("vehicle") will give you all the vehicles (even ones without players in). getElementsByType("player") will give you all the players, from them you can get which vehicle they are in using getPedOccupiedVehicle.

Not sure, but you can ask us and we can do it. You may be able to do it by clicking the edit link on the resource's page (when you're logged in). As a side note, can you please make sure you write a reasonable description for each of your resources - and ideally a picture too. You'll get more downloads and the community center will look less like a rubbish dump.

This sounds really good - I hope someone takes you up on your offer! You could write some code that would automatically generate paths for bots based on scanning the environment with processLineOfSight. This is effectively what Counter-Strike etc do. You'd run it once and store the result, rather than doing it in real-time.

If you're using Vista or 7, you may need to run MTA with admin access (right click -> run as?), and you may need to run a normal server (not the one inside the game) and start the editor manually (type 'start editor').

String formatting syntax is well documented all over the place. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printf#pri ... aceholders would be a reasonable place to start. %.3f means a floating point number (a number with a decimal point) with 3 numbers after the decimal point. %d would be an integer (no decimal places). So maybe you want "%d Miles Per Hour" or something?

What a brilliant idea, we've never thought of that! I'm amazed nobody else has suggested it before.

Try reading the second line DarkDragon wrote.

For one of the resources that failed to load, type: info name of resource here in the server's console, it should tell you some information about what went wrong. More than likely you're missing some default resources that are required.

Add a variable to keep track of whether the gates are currently opening or closing and don't allow another 'moveObject' to be triggered if it's true.

I'd guess it sells about 20,000 copies a month, which is a bit below average for a UK games magazine.

Why not show the controls in the help window like normal, rather than obscuring a fairly large part of the screen all the time?

Use getTickCount. This will give you a time since the system started in milliseconds.

Looks good. You could release that as a resource on the MTA community site.

Yes. You can have a lot of objects, it'll just shown the ones nearest to you, which generally is fine.

I haven't seen anyone hack client-side scripts but it's eminently possible. You shouldn't trust any client-side script to do what you expect. Client-side scripts were designed for 'superficial' things, not things that can affect the stability of other players game. If you start putting code client-side that other players can see the effect of, you're opening yourself up to potential trouble. Don't say I didn't warn you!