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This is red: (cr == 255 and cg == 0 and cb == 0) -- red This is not red: not (cr == 255 and cg == 0 and cb == 0) -- not red if not (cr == 255 and cg == 0 and cb == 0) then end

You can build an ACL manager resource with MySQL. But it doesn't exist yet, so you have to build it yourself. And it is not quick job! Lots of things to take in consideration, especially security.

OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) is just a way to organize (Lua) code. Mostly used when working with a lot of entities/objects = things. But this option is not for enabling OOP in Lua, it is for enabling OOP in MTA (user-data). When enabled a lot of methods will available on the user-data of players, vehicles, peds etc. element:setPosition(x, y, z) -- MTA OOP setElementPosition(element, x, y, z) -- non MTA OOP Those methods are also available as functions, so basically it is an enhancement but not required in most cases. That is irrelevant, but feel free to count.

@greenops011 If the developer sets another resource as a dependency, then the <include /> tag should have been used in the meta.xml. https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Meta.xml If not, then indeed as Fernando explains, the functions you should look for.

See useful function getPedGender for getting the gender. https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/GetPedGender (getPedGender and getSkinGender) As for the skins table: local maleSkins = skins[1] -- returns a table print(maleSkins[1]) -- first male skin local femaleSkins = skins[2] -- returns a table print(femaleSkins[1]) -- first female skin

Requiring a loop and a table. function generateRandomNumbers (count, maxSize) local randomNumbers = {} for i=1, count do randomNumbers[#randomNumbers + 1] = math.random(maxSize) end return randomNumbers end local randomNumbers = generateRandomNumbers(30, 10) -- Generate 30 random numbers. With a max value of 10 print(1, randomNumbers[1]) -- 1 <random number> print(5, randomNumbers[5]) -- 5 <random number> print(10, randomNumbers[10]) -- 10 <random number> print(30, randomNumbers[30]) -- 30 <random number>

It is a bit tricky, but not impossible. And if the rotation is inverted, then invert the rotation. But yes, changing the engine is not possible, there will always be some limitations.

Not sure, but this is how you can get the camera rotation: local cameraElement = getCamera() -- local x, y, z = getElementRotation(cameraElement) --

onClientElementDataChange, that is if you do not mis use elementdata. For example setting element data every frame. If the event onClientElementDataChange is triggered more than ~5x each second (9 func calls x 1s vs ~2 func calls each update, 9 / 2 = ~5). The timer will be more optimised than the event. (9x with different element data key) But in general the timer has a slower update timing, which should also taken in consideration.

I agree with XaskeL, clusters are the most efficient way of doing this. @Hydra Feel free to use this cluster library, which I am using for the airplane resource. Or find another library if the cells are too large, there should be more available. (this is size 31x31) local sourceMap = Cluster:new() --[[ SET ]] local cell = sourceMap:getCellFromWorldMap( x, y ) if cell then cell:setData( "key", "<mixing>" ) end --[[ GET using position ]] local centerCell = sourceMap:getCellFromWorldMap( x, y ) local cellCollection = sourceMap:getCellsBetweenCells( sourceMap:getCellFromSourceMap( centerCell.x - 1, centerCell.y - 1 ), sourceMap:getCellFromSourceMap( centerCell.x + 1, centerCell.y + 1 ) ) -- 9 cells returned (but can be less) -- LOOP: cellCollection cell:getData( "key" ) --

For the resource servertimesync, I am using this method to solve that problem. 1. I am using the function getServerTime to get the time, if available. local timeNow = exports.servertimesync:getServerTime() 2. If it not available, then I am also listening to the event "onServerTimeInitialized", which is triggered when the data is available. addEventHandler( "onServerTimeInitialized", root, function() end )

setElementDoubleSided(obj, true) https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/SetElementDoubleSided If the object is successful created, you can use this function to make the object doublesided.

You can reduce this code btw, by disable caseSensitive. bool addCommandHandler ( string commandName, function handlerFunction [, bool caseSensitive = true ] ) addCommandHandler("buy", detectPanel, false) As for your initial question. local zones_CScns = {["Jefferson"] = true} local zones_GTcns = {["Rodeo"] = true} --- ... if zones_CScns[gps] then CScns() elseif zones_GTcns[gps] then GTcns() end or -- !Order matters local zones --- ... local theFunc = zones[gps] if theFunc then theFunc() else -- do something else... end -- ... functions CScns and GTcns here zones = {["Jefferson"] = CScns, ["Rodeo"] = GTcns}

Like this. When adding a subscriber, the data will be automatic synced. Here you have a test resource to see the behaviour of all stages. Very recommended to test it out, so that you do not add too much code.

Step 1: Find ALL existing slots This method does not do that unfortunately. So you will have to create a new one. local carrySlots = self:findExistingItemSlots(itemID) Step 2: Fill those up. Step 3: Create new slots for the remaining items. Repeat until is fine. repeat local slotX, slotY = self:findFreeSlotForItem(itemID) if slotX then local countInsert = math.min(count, itemDetails.stacklimit) -- ... local newItem = { ["itemID"] = itemID, ["count"] = countInsert, ["slot"] = {x = slotX, y = slotY}, } count = count - countInsert -- ... end until count == 0 or not slotX Step 4: Return the items that do not fit, so that you can decide what to do with those. local remainingItems = object:giveItem(1, 8) if #remainingItems > 0 then iprint("items do not fit", #remainingItems) end