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Well the Steam executable we know for sure is different, which means memory addresses are also different, but we are unsure of what else is changed in the Steam version to be honest.

How did you get that working? Steam's versions aren't compatible with MTA. Did you change out the executable?

Correct. The Steam executables do not work with any version of MTA. You need the 1.0 or 1.1 versions. Steam is believed to be 2.0 for III and VC, or 3.0 for SA.

MTA: Orange IS MTA:IV lol...

I think that would constitute something different than MTA:IV/MTA: Orange, like IV:SAMP or MTA:IV:SA lol

Then fix your signature images so we can enjoy the VC goodness when you do!

Holy hell, man! Where's the punctuation? D:

Except me

He's trying to avoid people knowing hahaha...

Oh, sorry, I misread that.

Hell, if they would be willing to give me FTP/file access, I'd be glad to fix the damn links myself

What do you mean by the second one? If you mean changing your Signature from the Profile section in the User Control Panel, I did it earlier.

*Bump!*

Registered mine in 2008, started playing MTA in 2003.

Hahaha...yep! That's why I have more forum posts!

Stop flaming unless you want the topic locked and you all to receive forum warnings...or worse.

For adding vehicles, peds, etc., those require using scripts, just to note.

Hahaha... Ya, today I still play SA:MP and MTA:VC actively, but for whatever reason MTA:SA and VC:MP don't like my newer computer, so I tend to avoid them a bit. My computer gets a lot of...unusual...issues. Just glad to see development continuing again!

0.5r2 FTW! Been around since GTA3:MTA 0.3 though

Holy crap...looking back at this, there's vehicles in here that aren't in 0.5 or 0.5r2...so how was this video made?

On the Mantis tracker pages, the top navbar contains outdated links, as well as the "Home" link still being named "News". *Bump* This is an easy fix. Modify html_api.php in \core\ and edit the links. Just do a search for the tag and find it in the code after that.

You're welcome!

Yes. MTA 0.x doesn't support mods and won't let you start the game if you have them installed. Copy your GTA III to another directory and install RealGTA3 there. That way your MTA-installed GTA III installation has no mods.

Would be a nice add-on feature, although I don't think it could be added without modifying the executable, and even then there would be a feature needed to turn it on or off

I know what you mean. I miss the old days. Earlier this week I actually ran into my old clan leader from GTA3:MTA, and we caught up after not speaking for a few years. It's mind-blowing that I was still a teenager the last time I saw him, and now I'm all grown up, and he has a family now. We're both still fans of MTA 0.x, though!