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Did you try it all? Btw; nobody can do anything with your IP, besides, it's probably your local one. Either way, blocking it is pretty dumb.

First: Start>Run>Type: taskkill /IM "MTA Server.exe" /F (Definitely works in XP pro, don't know about shit-sta) If it doesn't, open taskmgr and click the processes tab, order alphabetically and terminate any MTA Server.exe you find. Restart server. If that doesn't work,try opening mtaserver.conf and changing the port from 22004 to... well, something else.

What I meant is being able to get the contents of ANY url..

As do I. And, secksy vid, I especially can't wait for the map editor

Servers are connectable within 2 seconds from start, unless your server sucks. It's way more likely you noobed while trying to forward ports. Try again.

What do you mean, "back to 1.0"?! 1.0 is an unstable alpha of THE NEXT VERSION, it's not officially released yet. There's also at least one new version/change to it per night. You can't expect people to bother with all that unless they have a special reason. My special reason is coding for my 1.0 server so I can release it ASAP after 1.0's release. I bet that 1.0 will tear off a considerable amount of players from SA-MP (hell, it's already better), maybe reintroduce some old members who got tired of DP2 and its relentless bugging, maybe some completely new members, who knows? All in all the player count should rise.

Yeah, I've got a couple of suggestions: Reinstall the game, then MTA. Even though my post was edited, I'd still like to inform you that using caps lock excessively, not giving proper information in the topic title and to top it off, posting it in the wrong subforum might be construed as an indice that your intelligence level is sub-standard as well as contributing to an unwillingness to provide assistance among the general population of the forum. (That polite enough, toady?)

Download nightly. Download data files. Install nightly. Install data files. (Into GTA San Andreas directory) Note: if installing one nightly over another, data file installation isn't necessary unless they've changed.

But if I understand correctly that web page has to be specifically created for MTA, using its SDK, etc.

Thanks for giving so much info. What exactly happens/doesn't, what errors do you get, etc? We're not psychic, you know.

Lord_'s solution worked, the topic can be closed.

I think you can trust me when I say; few people give a rats ass, especially since trying to understand what you're saying isn't an easy task. Also: Check for firewalls, check port forwarding, check configurations, try again.

OK, so I could use a function where I give two points (X,Y,Z) and a value (e.g. percent) and get a point back that's x% "on the way" from point A to point B. That probably didn't make too much sense, so please ask if you're wondering what the hell I'm babbling about.

Probably bugs...

I'm far from sure, but I think trailers and towing are different.

Then why does it do it automatically when I load the script? Because you told it to do that. Look in your main script body and/or onResourceStart handlers, I can practically guarantee you're going to find something. Scripts don't just decide to start a couple of timers for fun, you know...

There's no function for it, but attaching trailers isn't, in my experience, one of the things that are done by a lot of scripts. So, I'd suggest setting a flag (table/array, element data, you name it) and checking that when you need to.

lil_Toady has scripted something like it already, so, yes, it's possible. But since all ped functions that are actually USEFUL are client-side, synchronizing them all with the server is going to be a bitch to script, and even more of a bitch when it comes to bandwidth and processing power on the server's part.... Also, it's not called DP3 any more, it's 1.0...

I have no idea why you'd want this, but have you tried setPlayerMoney?

Well... that was odd. But no, the server (or client) doesn't say DP2 when it's not, so either you're running another install (must've confused them) or the install didn't happen. Try reinstalling to a new directory, don't mess with anything afterwards, just run it.

Do you see the splash screen? The menu? Where does it stop? Do you get any error messages? Have you tried reinstalling? Which version do you use? Which OS? And nice gang.

Personally, I think that naming Race "Race" was completely appropriate while naming the other versions "Deathmatch" was an incredible failure. The name DM should be removed, and now is probably the very best time to do so.

I suppose a more accurate term is if a line in 3D intersects with a marker, but it doesn't matter, I found another way to do it.

You've been nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging and nagging AND NAGGING about the same thing like a billion times now, and I, too, find myself growing tired of it. Gamesnert has a very good point: kindly shut the hell up.