robhol

getElementModel, I think the warning message you get says that?

If you want people to script for you, get out your wallet and make a decent offer. There's no such thing as a free lunch, but the forum's here and we'll gladly help you with MINOR questions. If you want someone to script for you for free, you're out of luck.

Semicolons are optional, unless you use it in lines with multiple statements in them. I use them all the time, because I think they look better, and because I'm used to it in several other programming/scripting languages I use.

Wrong, there are 50 million similar threads somewhere.

Yes, it makes XML handling easier. My job is not to accomodate every last person not wanting to keep his system updated. There's no real reason to not download .NET 3.5. Also, it's not like I get paid for this program: if people don't use it, I don't give a - I just released it because it could help people avoid getting their script stolen.

That's not my point though: I thought the point was to make scripting LESS complicated, this seems to make it MORE complicated if anything.

I'm a little tired of people waving offers of admin privileges around as if all people in the world wanted them more than food, air, and sex. Admin privileges isn't really a prize, and people have no reason to take on "charity cases" like this, when there's almost certainly more interesting projects about that they can spend their time on. As I'm sure I've said plenty of other times in similar threads: go learn Lua. Then check out the MTA scripting functions and get familiar with what you can do, and how you can do it. This forum isn't going anywhere. We'll be around, and we're happy to help you with minor questions and problems.

No offense, but if you're going to make a wiki page, it should be readable and include some proper information. I don't really see the need for half a paragraph on your reason for being interested in MTA. Also, what exactly is this? A branch? A module? A resource? While it's certainly an interesting project, I think it works a bit against its purpose - stuff like: Event.onPickupHit(function(player) local ch = ChatBox:init(player); ch:say("L_PLAYER_HIT_GOLD", getPlayerName(player)); end); seems awkward both to code, interpret and execute, and in no way simpler than the normal MTA scripting. As I said, no offense intended, just my thoughts on the matter.

No, I didn't, and won't, probably... are you completely sure you have installed 3.5?

Majorly different versions don't work together. But there's nothing stopping someone who's already had 2.1 installed (and a valid serial registered) from playing with DP2.3 users - there's only one DP2 server version.

Meaningless bug. But, DP2, 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3 are nearly identical: the only difference is the way they handle serials. At some point, the serial engine used by MTA went belly-up, which meant that no new players could play any more. DP2.* were different "fix releases" because of this.

.. he said maturely. If you would actually behave, you wouldn't get an answer like that. (Mine, that is. Lordy did tell you all you needed to know if you had half a brain.) Edit: post 666!

If that's true and Luac doesn't actually accept quotes, you have to move your resources to another folder to CLC them.

NO U :D

Well, aren't we picky! Here.

I thought it could be fun if we made a thread with gameplay pictures. Funny stuff happening, being said or done, pics showing skills in stunting, killing, whatever. Anything that might be worth looking at. I'll open with some pics from my old server SFDM: http://mta.robhol.net/img/ These are from today... playing some Team Wars with jhxp. MrHankey and lexagav[rus] also made a few appearances. http://mta.robhol.net/img/2405tdm/ Sorry for the bad quality/blurred text btw... Fraps is cocking it up a little.

Is anybody actually getting it to work? I've only talked to one guy who uses it, and it doesn't for him, although everything works to perfection here.

You're just extremely skilled at giving lots of useful information, aren't you? What group are you trying to join? Is it private or public? Do you get any error messages?

Oops... You should try to undo whatever it was that you did with imagecfg, then read the FAQ.

So, erm.. I assume you mean the crashes happen after a time of playing? I used to have that problem when I started playing MTA. It was finally fixed when someone recommended me a program called Imagecfg.exe... http://www.robpol86.com/pages/imagecfg.php Set affinity to one of your cores, that worked for me.

spawnPlayer() onPlayerWasted onPlayerJoin These three should be all you need for a rudimentary spawning system.

That is the dumbest thing I've seen so far today. (Admittedly, I've only been up for about half an hour, but still.) We're not here to serve you finished scripts on a silver platter for free. If you're here, you better damn try to learn for yourself. (Give us some information to work with and we're usually happy to help with minor problems.) Also, there isn't a huge lot of people who can actually be bothered answering topics all the time, (and who actually know enough to be helpful at all, I might add,) so if you get an answer, the last thing you wanna do is offend the poster so he never wants to help you again. Personally, I feel inclined towards never helping you, just from seeing this single post. Bottom line: you're not in a position to bitch at people who're trying of their own free will to help you.

Curiosity polls for the win. Edit: added earlier versions

A: May 17, 1814. Q: LOL?

And if I were using 2.0, people would still whine because not everybody has 2.0, I suppose.. Anyways, this uses LINQ features which were actually not implemented until 3.5. If you guys haven't gotten the last version of CLC (1.3) yet, do it now, by the way. I have no idea how I missed it, but the older versions had a nasty bug that caused it to randomly not give any output... It SHOULD be fixed by now, but let me know if it isn't.