Slayer

Apologies for bumping an aging thread, but I wanted to take a minute to acknowledge the impact this mod has had on me. I played GTA:SA religiously on my slim PS2. I 'graduated' to the PC version when I was around 14, sometime in early 2010. It was then that I came across MTA. I invested so much of my time in MTA making friends, some of which I still talk to. I found a love for scripting and 3d modelling because of the people I met through MTA. I lost some interest a few years ago, but this mod gave me a good 5-6 years of entertainment and joy. I still get on occasionally, and I'm always amazed at how far it has come. Script hackery is no longer necessary for custom models, and it's possible to create just about any kind of UI imaginable. The struggle is no more. Very grateful to the entire MTA team and community for all of the fun times and friendships I've made over the years. Definitely helped me through some rough teenage years. Much love. Happy 20th!

Is it now possible to have our server names bound to an IP address? I was told that CIT has "CIT" bound to their server IPs now, so only they can use it.

Let people run their servers how they want... If they want to have a crappy server then let them. They're not destroying anything except your mood apparently. This is just a game afterall...

Are you sure MTA isn't crashing? it won't save your settings and binds if it crashes..

Meh. As I've said before, they wouldn't have reached 1024 (1028) players if they hadn't bribed players with free VIP/money (which I might add, some people lost after the server crashed, and were basically told to "fuck off" if they complained about it) and repeatedly told players to connect . A server doesn't just gain 200 players out of nowhere. I'm sorry, but you haven't earned any kind of achievement. Your "player peak" was cheated, and your players were treated very unfairly afterwards.

Gentlemen, prepare to be jelly. CPU: DualCore Intel Core 2 Duo E6300, 1866 MHz (7 x 267) RAM: 4.5GB Samsung DDR2 Mobo: Intel Broadwater G965 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 (512 MB) PSU: n/a HDD: Two Hitachi SATA II 320gb drives OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Yeah I know it's outdated, but it does the job for a manufactured PC with a few modifications. Going for a HD 6870/5770 and a better mobo next

Congratulations on le release. Thanks to everyone who made MTA possible

MTA is not officially compatible with Windows 8. The Windows 8 beta hasn't even been released, it's a developer preview, which is why it's 'free'. Not worth downloading IMO, just another Windows 7 with a fancy overlay.

Congratulations. Well deserved. Well earned.

https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=resources&s=details&id=3397 copy of: https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=resources&s=details&id=3069 compiled with a few Arabic labels added

Looking good. I like how you made it to where you click on the label to register a new account rather than having the register page in another tab. Btw, which program/codec did you use to record that video? I'd like to record some videos myself sometime

Given the method provided to accomplish this I'd say it's brilliant and very unique. Testing it was fun and full of lols. Good job!

Care to elaborate a bit further..?

I used to have a redirect script in my test server. You probably have to allow 'function.redirectPlayer' in the 'Default' group in the ACL. (That's what I had to do)

I may be able to help This may or may not work as I'm not able to test it (and I don't remember exactly how I did it before). You'll need to get the exact coordinates and rotation of the fence object with a map editor (not the MTA editor) like MEd. Then fill in the coordinates and rotation in line 1 in the script below. --clientside local fencing = createObject(16094, xCoordinate, yCoordinate, zCoordinate, xRotation, yRotation, zRotation) -- create a fence in the same position as the old fence to use for a stream element for the model replacement -- you can get the object's exact coordinates and rotation by using a GTA map editor called MeD setElementAlpha(fencing, 0) -- make the fence you created invisible so you won't see it twice once the new objects are streamed in function replaceTheFence() -- create our function to replace the model, textures and col fenceTXD = engineLoadTXD("world/a52_ext.txd") --load your TXD fenceCOL = engineLoadCOL("world/remover.col") --load your COL fenceDFF = engineLoadDFF("world/des_a51infenc.dff", 0) --load your DFF engineImportTXD(fenceTXD, 16094) -- import and replace the TXD textures engineReplaceCOL(fenceCOL, 16094) -- replace the COL engineReplaceModel(fenceDFF, 16094) -- replace the DFF engineSetModelLODDistance(16094, 1000) -- set the LOD distance so the object won't disappear once you move slightly away end addEventHandler("onClientElementStreamIn", fencing, replaceTheFence) -- create an event handler to replace the models when the fence object you created is streamed in