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Nice work, a big amount of people will use it for sure

I was saying about the avast files Dealman mentioned

I think there's a simple solution. Make it possible for other people to create their own master servers and an easy way for players to change the master server.

thePlayer isnt defined in the client script, use localPlayer

It is possible that those files were infected.

This should do the trick: function v1p ( source ) outputChatBox ( "Want to be VIP? add skype Load31", source, 0, 250, 150, false, false) outputChatBox ( "VIPs can not abuse their extra skills", source, 0, 250, 150, false, false) playSoundFrontEnd ( source, 5 ) removeCommandHandler("vip", v1p) setTimer(addCommandHandler, 10000, 1, "vip", v1p) end addCommandHandler("vip", v1p)

oh, sorry

label[1] isnt defined.

You cant store tables in account data. Use toJSON and fromJSON.

Add outputChatBox(characterID) Then tell me what it writes in the chat.

It wouldnt hurt to try.

Function getAccount returns an account element. Just do if(password_check)

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/GetAccount

Thanks a lot

But, I am trying to make MTA use less power, while I dont really care about the web server

function SpawnHunter ( player, wep ) To function SpawnHunter ( player, cmd, wep )

You should use MTA's in-built HTTP server: https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Re ... Web_Access Look at example 2: https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/HttpWrite

Well, I have put a weird title, but I couldnt think of anything else. The question I have is simple. I have some variable whose value I want to sync with a database. So, on every change I need to update the db. So, would it be better if I directly update it using MTA's db functions or to send a request to a local http server via call remote and let it handle the rest of updating. My goal is to lower the usage of MTA server, so what would be better? (HTTP, MySQL and MTA servers are running on the same machine.)

Hmmm, I will try to find a better way tomorrow

Remove the comma after the last position

Its a bit harder, Desaster, but you should be able to use MTA's inbuild http server.

uh, sorry, I first named the table "vehicle", but then, as its commonly used name, changed it to playerVehicle and forgot the change it on other places

I think you could create a collision if you had a .dff from that object using 3ds max and coll editor.

You got really nice GUIs there

This is the worst way to do it... Here's a nice way: local playerVehicle = {} function enterVehicle(player) vehicle[player] = source end function exitVehicle(player) vehicle[player] = nil end function playerDied() local vehicle = playerVehicle[source] playerVehicle[source] = nil setElementDimension(vehicle, 0) end addEventHandler("onPlayerWasted", root, playerDied) addEventHandler("onVehicleEnter", root, enterVehicle) addEventHandler("onVehicleExit", root, exitVehicle)