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Wartech

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  1. Serious bug you got there.. Ever thought about that nobody plays GTA3:MTA anymore? -Wartech
  2. First of all, the hardware doesn't matter, what matters is your internet connection. Is it 512 both ways or is it 512/128 or something? No point in trying to run a server with 128 upload, it would maybe take 3 players if you're lucky. I run a 10 player server on my 1024/1024 SDSL line, and that works great without any lag. Takes about 900kbit of my upload with 10 players on it. -Wartech
  3. Me and Thijs made these movies a few days ago (some of them yesterday). Watch and enjoy. carparade.avi (first movie, 8,58MB) highway.avi (second movie, 5,99MB) a_bridge_too_far.avi (third movie, good quality and sound, 14MB) parking_lot.avi (fourth movie, good quality and sound, 11,9MB) They are encoded with the DivX 5.1 codec, so you will need that to view them. -Wartech
  4. Download the file, install it and start the program. Click on "New" and write 2003 in the "local port" box, 2003 in the "remote port" box, and type the LAN IP of your server in the "remote host" box. Check the "Use client's IP address" box and check the UDP option under "Protocol". -Wartech
  5. You need to forward UDP port 2003 on your computer to the computer in the LAN that is running the server. Here is a program you can use to do that. -Wartech
  6. Guess i was a little lazy checking the variables before i used functions on them, but just ignore those warnings, the stats are generated anyway. Check the stats/ directory in your public_html/ directory. EDIT: Oh, and, the mtasg.php is designed to run using PHP's CLI interface. There should be a cli/ directory in your php directory, and inside that there should be a php.exe. Make a shortcut to it with the following target line: Adjust the paths ofcourse. You may have to put full paths in your config.php too. Try running the shortcut and a MS-DOS window should appear for a few seconds. Now check the directory that you set in the config.php. Hope this helps. EDIT2: Argh, read your post again, to get the server to log everything you need to put "StatLogging 1" in your mtaserver.conf. -Wartech
  7. MTASG 0.3 is released! Some of the new features: Even faster than 0.2b Separate player pages for the top 20 players (can be disabled) Random quote on the player pages for the top 20 players (can be disabled) Server name (thanks to Skit3000 for idea, but this one gets the server name from the logfile) Score system (thanks to Skit3000 for idea) Picked up powerups/weapons stats (Haven't bothered collecting names and ID's for them yet, so only number of pickups is shown) A demo can be viewed here (some people has reported this URL not to work. I haven't had time to look into the problem, so use this if you have problems). Code looks a bit ugly, but hey, it works! Nobody has submitted themes yet (*hint*), so there are still only 3 themes (one by me and two by IJs). If you make a theme then please send me the .css and it will be included in the next release. Please let me know if you have any problems with it. You can download MTASG 0.3 here (use this if you have problems). -Wartech
  8. I am the author of MTASG, and I see lots of people put the mtasg.php on the web. The mtasg.php is intended to run from the command line, with PHP's CLI interface, like this: And then the file the script generates should be saved in the web directory. I've added the mtasg.php to the crontab so it updates every 10 minutes, like this: MTASG is designed to work on Linux, but it should work on Windows too. I'll maybe write a few tutorials later today. -Wartech
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