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Something to do with collisions, and rotating their axies a certain way. You could also use colshapes on the bottom of the object maybe, and create a dummy underneath. Not sure exactly.

Shouldn't this be posted in servers to play on? Anyway, 'looks interesting'.

Jusonex... That is purely amazing. I am just stunned for words. You have proven yet again we can do so much in MTA. Great work! I bet this would piss off SAMP players.

He wants to run a JCMP, MTA and TS3 server from a 512mb 1 core machine. I take it he wants 30 slots each fir the JCMP and MTA servers, and 10 for his TeamSpeak. Add some extra power just in case, and boom.

Ram: 512mb Processor(s): 1 core (Processor: Intel Hex-Core) Ahhhhhhhhh. These will run stuff you want it to, but not very well at all. 6gb RAM minimum, and maybe an i7-3770k.

I remember when you were finalizing it, and we were talking over Skype. Glad to see a nice release. Good work Atton.

Did you even connect to a server lol?

Are they connecting to your real IP address or a different one (server.mtasa.com or 192.532.53.8.66)?

Should be in Linux-Server. What version are you using (1.3.5 rc 6239 etc)?

Best of luck with your project.

By default, if undeclared in meta.xml, the script will become server-sided. So, you need to change it in meta.xml (add in type="client" />). Sometimes, you have to make things client side... It's just how it works.

You can always do some model conversions yourself. It takes a few GB of download, an installation, installing simple script, googling some models, covert them and use them in your resource. It takes a few hours in total, with most of it being the download. You can always modify the train tracks, and replace the train so it always snaps to the tracks.

setElementHealth setElementData getElementData setPedAnimation -- if you want to do create a realistic death scene

Who knows, Markeloff might be using 1.4. You never know.

It looks really nice with anti-aliasing turned right up. It'd be cool if you could do a nice time cycle video, or as KRZO said, a Google Earth replica.

Wasn't Will Briggs, ex CSG and SAUR owner, doing something like this?

It boosts your FPS majorly. As your computer takes time in between each frame to render the next (default 14ms in GTA SA), if you lower that time, you can draw a larger FPS. This is good for those with older, less functional PCs.

Hey, I was going through my old laptop recently, and came across my GTA SA folder. I saw a program called SAFPSI in it. I realised it was an application that hooked into gtasa.exe and reduced the delay between each frame. I really would love MTA to have an in-built feature like that. Somewhere that you could adjust the delay you want between two frames. I'm not sure of exactly the limitations are of MTA, or what we can do regarding the RenderWare engine, so forgive me if I look like a fool over this. Thanks.

Not bad. Good job, Smart. Removed gg.

Hey. Currently, there is no valid link on the Wiki of MTA o.5 r2. I had to use a different mirror. If possible, could you guys please update this to a new link? Thanks.

Or try to create something no one has seen. I'm sure a conversion from some Steam game would be great!

Well, a good module example is the MySQL one made by ryden. It's widely used and is awesome! You can probably get on irc.mtasa.com and talk to some devs there. I'm sure they'd be glad to talk to you about modules. And yes, you can make custom GUIs and other things.

Make sure your resolution is configured to be on 32bit colour mode. You can check by what is on the end of your resolution in settings. It says 1024x768x32 or 1024x768x16. Make sure it's set on 32.

Is this on Mantis by any chance? I don't know where to put this, and I hate using Mantis.

I was wondering why your activity here was dormant. I finally know why. This is obviously the best suggestion I've seen for a long time.