jhxp

Make sure that you are using this URL: https://forum.multitheftauto.com

What's your OS? Is it 32- or 64-bit? Are you sure you have both DirectX and Visual C++ 2008 SP1 runtimes installed? It might be confusing as their installers are occasionally updated, so you might be missing a file when you think you don't. A runtime for regular Visual C++ 2008 (9.0.21022) won't be enough, and you also need to make sure that you also have their 32 bit equivalents if you have a 64-bit OS. Check your installed programs list in Add/Remove programs applet (you can find it in Control Panel) and see if you have the runtimes as below:

You can't use Windows server files on Linux operating system - you need to use the Linux build. It's available here: http://linux.multitheftauto.com/

Try downloading and unpacking this into your MTA server folder (where net.so file is located): http://www.jhxp.net/personal/mta/libcurl.so.zip

You are missing some libraries which are needed for MTASA server. yum install libstdc++ yum install curl If it doesn't work: yum install libstdc++.i386 yum install curl.i386

libcurl3_7.18.2-8lenny4_i386.deb http://packages.debian.org/lenny/i386/libcurl3/download

The solution is in the thread you've mentioned, just do it for libcurl instead of libsqlite.

Voted. Took a while till the confirmation e-mail got through, however.

As Arran suggested first make sure that your LAN works fine. Go through the steps he explained in his last post.

Glad to hear that.

You can use our converter to update your maps to the new format - http://files.mtasa.com/apps/1.0/raceconv.zip .

Make sure to post bug reports at the bug tracker.

Yes R3al1ty, I have noticed that too. The setting gets saved however, so once MTA restarts it will load a theme you have selected.

Granted. viewforum.php?f=134

Please let us know if there are more people interested in such a subforum.

Granted. Finnish section Scandinavian section

The next release of our flagship mod - Multi Theft Auto: San Andreas 1.1 - is shaping up nicely with lots of work put by our developers. Here is the summary of what happened since the last progress update: MTA:SA code changes: new main menu*: added new default GUI template added news headlines - also available in 1.0.5 added support for custom GUI skins [*]new server browser* [*]support for unicode text - ingame and in scripts. You might have to convert the encoding in your current 1.0 scripts to 1.1 to UTF-8 BOM. [*]performance improvements: MTASA client start up and loading times were drastically reduced (comparison available) * improved average fps and increased glitchless fps limit from 46 to 70 - also available in 1.0.5+ [*]new features: added a possibility to change antialiasing and mipmapping setting within MTASA Aero fix for Windows Vista/7 users - if you are bothered with the forced change of your Windows Aero scheme to Windows Basic everytime you launch MTASA, you can use an option in MTASA settings to make it stick with the Aero scheme random player name generator - this feature picks a randomly generated player nickname upon your first MTASA 1.1 install, which should prevent people from having the same default nickname (and maybe encourage them to actually change it ) [*]various changes in linux server compilation schemes General news*: international subforums - launched last December over 1200 members in our Steam Group ( http://steamcommunity.com/groups/mta ) over 120000 unique MTASA players in April new player record - 4172 concurrent players on: 2011 May Sun 1st 17:00 UTC If you would like to find out more about the points marked with a star ( * ), please watch the video below (HD version available!): Until the next update.

Well, if it says it's closed, it is closed. Make sure the port you've forwarded is TCP, and not UDP.

Try this page for checking whether the ports are forwarded correctly: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/ports/

Thanks for your feedback.

You should upgrade to at least Debian Lenny (5.0). Etch (4.0) is unsupported and might cause problems.

You need to update your libstdc++ library. If you tell us what is the operating system you are trying to run the MTA server on, we might be able to hint you how to do it.

Object limit was raised in 1.1 to 700 - http://code.google.com/p/mtasa-blue/sou ... ail?r=2158 However, the above-mentioned higher object limit is not available in 1.0.5, as it was not ported to 1.0.5.

We are ready to present you the new point release of Multi Theft Auto: San Andreas - 1.0.5. It is an interim update before our next major release - 1.1. While Multi Theft Auto: San Andreas 1.0.5 does not offer any new major features (these are planned for 1.1), it brings dozens of bugfixes and improvements made since the stable release of 1.0.4. If you have been following our recent 1.0.4rc nightly builds and svn commit logs, then you should already have the idea of changes we included in this update. Originally we did not intend to make any further releases in the 1.0.x series, but there were a lot of good code changes committed to the 1.1 branch, which were possible to be re-used in 1.0.x series. Such changes can improve stability and fix bugs in various areas of the mod in the stable build. The fact that it was getting harder to keep track of various 1.0.4rc nightly builds has encouraged us to make a new release, which covers all of the updates available in 1.0.4rc nightlies. Aside from these changes, AC (Anticheat) has been improved in this release, and server owners with competitive game modes should consider enforcing the use of 1.0.5 clients. Details on how to do this can be found here: https://forum.multitheftauto.com/viewtopic.php?f=114&t=31716 As usual, we provide downloads for both the client/server package for Windows, and for the server package for Linux. You can see the list of changes in 1.0.5 at our MantisBT page. If you see a white page, make sure to switch to "Multi Theft Auto: San Andreas" project, using the drop-down menu on the top right side of the page.

Since its original release in June 2010, 1.0.4 has received quite a bunch of code backports from 1.1, which contained bugfixes and improvements to many areas of the mod. If you were following the nightly page and tried some recent 1.0.4rc nightlies, you should have experienced some of these changes in action already, and that is what we want to release as 1.0.5. It will contain all previously made changes to 1.0.x series since 1.0.4's release, and will not have any major features planned for 1.1. Once it is out, it should be easier to get the latest version by just installing 1.0.5, rather than getting an outdated stable 1.0.4 build, then installing a latest nightly over it.