JR10

You can trigger the client event that loads the mod for certain players only.

Just take a look at the OP's code?

customblips

Check it again. call meta.xml: <export function='showWindow' type='client'/> Client-side: function showWindow() guiSetVisible(window, true) end And from the other resource, in a client-side script: exports.resource_name:showWindow()

createColRectangle

You can use exports. call

Then you should post it for future reference.

I don't think it's possible to remove the /login command by cancelling onPlayerCommand.

removeWorldModel

You could map the inside of the building object and make an open-able door. It will need precision and even that might still be unstable. If the door is part of the building object then you'll need to mod the object and remove the door.

You could always disable access to the command with acl.

You could do the timer and the calculations client-side and when ready send the coords server-side.

local color_node = xmlFindChild(node, 'color', 0) local skin_node = xmlFindChild(node, 'skin', 0)

Either you're not in the VIP group or you don't have the "lang" element data set to any of the two options.

You're already doing that with guiSetText.

The forum software itself is vastly outdated. Adding new plugins might not be the best idea. Plus, this idea has been suggested more than once before and it never got implemented.

Because you're creating a gui-label each time the event is triggered, just set the text of the label, you don't have to create a new one each time.

setTimer(function() for i,plr in pairs(getElementsByType"player")do local inAcl if isObjectInACLGroup ("user."..getAccountName ( getPlayerAccount ( plr ) ), aclGetGroup ( "vip" ) ) then inAcl = true else inAcl = false end triggerClientEvent( plr, "aaaaaa", plr, inAcl) end end,5000,0) thePlayer wasn't defined. I also localized inAcl.

For the forum? Absolutely useless.

if tonumber (points) == 1 then PointsString = "TEST" elseif tonumber (points) >= 2 and tonumber(points) < 5 then PointsString = "TEST1" else PointsString = "TEST2" end outputChatBox("#FFFF00test #FF0000[" .. points .. "] #00FF00"..PointsString, killer, 255, 255, 255, true)

This is not the correct syntax of the if conditional in Lua. if tonumber (points) == 1 then PointsString = "Point!" elseif tonumber (points) >= 2 then PointsString = "Points!" end outputChatBox("#FFFF00test #FF0000[" .. points .. "] #00FF00"..PointsString, killer, 255, 255, 255, true) This is different from your original code, but it's what you described.

You can already set/give the player a certain amount of money and then use getPlayerMoney to make sure the player can afford the price.

The client-side setWeaponProperty deals with custom weapons, while the server-side one deals with normal weapons.

You could use a colshape to detect players hitting it.