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Yes, I double checked after the post and it said it was allowed.

Nice edit, but there won't be a GTX 720, nor an i7 1024.

Post the code you tried, not the full code.

What does that has to do? @Micro, I've never used exec function so I can't help you much but are you sure the PHP page is being executed? Try outputting something when the page loads with "echo".

There should have been some problem or I mistyped the domain.

Problem solved, any moderator please lock the thread.

@Mr.Pres[T]ege, no, that has nothing to do with what he wants / No, it isn't impossible. / His code DOES makes sense, it's PHP. @Micro, is the page running in the same folder as the server? @Jaysds1, PHP isn't for website design.

It is possible to do something similar, but there is always a way to bypass that.

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Element/Shader You'll need some HLSL knowledge to make complex shaders.

You can do it with Lua.

You have a big list of manuals about Lua here: viewtopic.php?f=148&t=40809

By the way, in the ipairs function change "_clans" to "clans". I forgot to change it after editing the code

Take a look at setElementModel's syntax.

There is no such thing as "how to make realistic scripts" - as long as you have a good language's knowledge and a good brain, you'll do anything you want.

Bump.

Timers are laggy.

So, what?

Good point, I guess I got it now. Thanks for explaining.

Do you mind explaining in what form will it help then? Because most websites disagree with you (or perhaps I didn't understand correctly when to use that?).

Faster lookups, it won't give any advantage in little things, but will help in large projects.

Sure, it can: local fTableInsert, fTableSort = table.insert, table.sort; local clans = { { "Sanity", { 0, 0, 255 }, { 150, 250, 14 } }, { "Blodz", { 255, 0, 0 }, { 50, 300, 15 } }, { "Gringo", { 0, 255, 0 }, { 350, 10, 16 } } }; clanForMember = function() local clanMembers = {} for i,v in ipairs ( _clans ) do fTableInsert ( clanMembers, { v[1], clanCountMembers ( v[ 1 ] ) } ); end fTableSort ( clanMembers, function ( a, b ) return a[1] < b[1] end ); return clanGet ( clanMembers[1][1] ); end

Well, WHMCS domain checker doesn't say so. It might be their fault, though.

Not really, but I'm not here to argue about what's this, I already gave my opinion above Let's just stop this convo.

i've wrote it's may block noobs from decompiling it ..it's compiles like any other compiler we use , then convert it's bytes to hexadecimal as you said above .. if this wasn't a compiler then all compilers even lua's compiler are not a real compilers . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiler

That doesn't prove that he didn't steal it, you could also have written that conversation.