Anderl

You didn't add "weather.lua" to meta.xml. Also, the code is wrong. It will only check if weather is number 8 when the script starts.

He might reinstall OS or change to other system and serial would not be the same. As with IP, if he had dynamic IP he could easily change it.

There is no 'gui.lua' file in that folder, that's the problem.

If you're system is x64, install ia32-libs. If it still doesn't work, install the library lib32ncursesw5 ( something like that ). If it's x86.. Well, wait someone else.

Is it only in Twisted Gamers' server?

That's what I call a kid Btw, there are probably more than one person with name "George" from Canada so.. we can't just go and ban everybody that joins from Canada with name "George".

No, he didn't. All files without type are loaded as server-side

The script must be in a folder or in a ZIP file. RAR files aren't supported.

That depends what you mean by "use Photoshop to mods". You mean, to create a texture? Yes, you can | To create the model? No, use ZModeler or 3D Studio Max.

thanks, that worked. I tried using string.find before but it didn't work, I guess it was because I didn't cancel the event You might want to try mine, it removes HEX codes automatically.

This should be scripted, there's no reason for deleting a object inside a map.

I see nothing wrong here. Oh, sorry. I didn't understand that he was telling where 'resources' folder was and not where to put the scripts

Load texture before model.

Wrong, it's: $MTA_FOLDER$/server/mods/deathmatch/resources/.

I don't talk "nab" english, nor I understand it.

Really good job, I liked that. It might be a bit boring, though.

What the hell?

This should do what you want: addEventHandler('onPlayerChangeNick', root, function(_, new) setPlayerName(source, new:gsub('#%x%x%x%x%x%x', '')) end )

If you want to save the image on the server you'll need file functions.

That still doesn't make people trust in you.

How could people trust in you?

break stops for loops, while statements and I guess it stops repeat too. It's a common "variable" in almost all languages.

And there's no player argument on onResourceStart.