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The ones who could do any decent copy of FFS would not do such thing so you're being ripped off. Off-topic ended.

Because you put a timer to set camera matrix after 1,9 minutes the resource started.

Wrong. Some scripts are published under certain licensing system and if you break it, you're in trouble. thats internet bro. there is a lot thing to protect people. cc thing protect nothing. and please dont reply if you arent interested with the offer.. Yeah, then try to infrige copyrights and you'll see what happens. Doesn't matter what the thing is, it's copyrighted.

Where did you add this?

Where did you add this?

You deleted "mk1" marker, it's obvious that the event is not going to work since it's trying to attach to a nil variable.

You must be joking...

You already have a topic about that.

Ele é PT-PT. Não não é. Eu sou PT-PT e aquilo não é PT-PT. Eu também sou PT-PT e aquilo É PT-PT. Ele apenas está usando as expressões usadas em Portugal, continua a ser PT.

interpolateBetween will be harder for you, just do the way I told you.

You can, however, create a sound "manager" resource. You create all the functions for playing sounds there and save the sound element in a variable inside that resource and then export all functions. Then you create a function to get current sound element. Here's an example: Audio resource > Sound.lua: local pSound = nil SoundPlay = function( path, loop ) pSound = playSound( path, loop ); if ( pSound ) then return true end return false end SoundStop = function() destroyElement( pSound ); if ( not isElement( pSound ) ) then return true end return false end SoundGetCurrent = function() return pSound end Sound resource > meta.xml: <meta> <script src="Sound.lua" type="client" /> <export function="SoundPlay" type="client"/> <export function="SoundStop" type="client"/> <export function="SoundGetCurrent" type="client"/> </meta> Your resource: exports.[[YOUR_AUDIO_RESOURCE_NAME]]:SoundPlay( "sound1.mp3", false ); -- ... local currentSound = exports.[[YOUR_AUDIO_RESOURCE_NAME]]:SoundGetCurrent(); -- ... exports.[[YOUR_AUDIO_RESOURCE_NAME]]:SoundStop(); --or exports["[[YOUR_AUDIO_RESOURCE_NAME]]"]:SoundPlay( "sound1.mp3", false ); -- ... local currentSound = exports["[[YOUR_AUDIO_RESOURCE_NAME]]"]:SoundGetCurrent(); -- ... exports["[[YOUR_AUDIO_RESOURCE_NAME]]"]:SoundStop();

Keep track of the positions of the rectangle and keep increasing/decreasing it depending on the movement you want with onClientRender.

Are you sure the gridlist text is the file path?

You can try removing that "limit" but I don't recommend you doing it. It will consume a lot more of CPU/RAM.

And why do you need to take "Y" axis? Btw, you should use math.ceil in getDistanceBetweenPoints2D not in X axis', if I understood what you wanted to say.

I still didn't get what are you trying to do. Would you mind explaining?

All of these configurations should be enough for 2-3 years but the AMD CPUs should rest a little more due to having the ability to OC ( you will however need a decent CPU cooler to do anything ). They should run any actual game on high settings.

The picture is either repeated multiple times or resized ( I'm guessing it's the first option, though ).

NVIDIA cards are overpriced atm. Unless you really need PhysX or the CUDA cores you should get an AMD card because it has a better power consumption, a lot more "power of overclock" - means you can overclock it much more and very easily, they do exactly the same and are cheaper.

If you don't need mobility, get a desktop because laptops aren't really meant for gaming ( I mean, you can use them for gaming but the best are desktops ). Anyway I did some setups based on Amazon UK prices ( of course this will have to be changed because prices ain't same in all stores - this can have some hardware that might not be the best because I did this quite fast, just a base ): I did choose that case for being a very good for its price and you can buy a better one later easily. P.S. None of these configurations include O.S. or peripherals. With such a low budget you'll get like 200 pounds for the whole machine which is a VERY LOW amount of money for a gaming machine.

You can't do it. It needs advanced knowledge and any guy that needs to ask here how to do it doesn't have that big knowledge. Either learn more ( if you even know Lua ) or start learning and do something basic first. If you don't have an idea and I'm wrong and you have that big knowledge to do it then to do it: 1. You gotta edit much the race gamemode. 2. You gotta make things from race not be loaded to the player anymore; 3. You gotta make play things get "running" for that player. I can't explain better than that, it should be easy for you to understand if you know Lua good.

Do you need mobility? Btw, that HD7670 is ruining everything. You also don't need an i7 for gaming.

"i have a pc" - so, this "hosting" is also home-based? Shit. I knew no one would waste their money to give something for free.

I already told you via Skype it was wrong.

Fez outro script com outras texturas ou as mesmas?