Dude you need to use tables, It's way more better then spamming the script with lines...
-- x, y, z table
markers = {
( -1938.59998, 192.10001, 24.7),
( -1498.80005, 582.70001, 33.6 ),
( -591.79999, 1186.80005, 26 ),
( 1478, 2360, 10.4 ),
( 1625.69995, 2366, 9.8 ),
( 2148, 2691, 9.8 ),
(2153, 2696, 9.8 ),
( 1633, 2638, 9.8 ),
( 2555, 2451, 9.8 ),
( 2549, 2465, 9.8 ),
( 2782, 1961, 3.6 ),
( 2778, 1716, 9.8 ),
( -136, 1281, 19.4 ),
( 497, 1224, 12.9 ),
( 745, 1829, 4.3 ),
( 728, 2333, 18.1 ),
( 2372, 2688, 9.8 ),
( 2282, -1282, 23 ),
( 2282, -921, 25.4 ),
( 2085, -359, 60.8 ),
( 2825, -9.1, 29 ),
( 2763, 415, 7.3 ),
( 2762, 616, 7.3 ),
( 2762, 1023, 9.9 ),
( 2862, 1236, 9.8 ),
( 2849, 1542, 9.8 ),
( 2249, -1540, 18.8 ),
( 2196, -1880, 12.5 ),
( 1979, -1951, 12.5 ),
( 1686, -1951, 13.1 ),
( 1327, -1916, 0.03 ),
( 778, -1339, -2.6 ),
( 179.7, -1023, 20.9 ),
( -348, -1211, 38.6 ),
( -831, -1295, 78.4 ),
( -848, -1402, 90.8 ),
( -1320, -1508, 22.7 ),
( -1977, -567, 28 ),
}
function creatingTheBlips ()
for k, v in ipairs (markers) do --looping the table..
createBlip (v[1], v[2], v[3], 56)
setElementDimension(markers, 11000 )
end
end
addEventHandler("onResourceStart", resourceRoot, creatingTheBlips )