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Pedestrians like in single player would be impossible, since each one would have to be synchronized by the server and would take up as much bandwidth as a regular player. So it wouldn't be practical to have more than a handful of them. It would also add months to development time, so they will look into it for another release.

Don't make duplicate posts http://mtavc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17005

Download and install MTA client. http://light.mtavc.com/

No, I don't think even the devs know for sure yet.

Also try lowering sound acceleration to Basic.

Not to mention that they will look into changing it, as hinted by eAi.

My advice to you is make it BIG. All the concept maps I've seen for DM so far are only suitable for around 5 people, so it may need to be bigger than you initially think.

Try rcon startrace *

Why don't you just try them and decide for yourself?

Does the same thing happen in single player? Try updating drivers.

I get the same problem with my PC: P4 3.2 GHz, 1.5 GB RAM, 6600GT 128MB It doesn't occur in single player so I think it's a problem with MTA.

What do you want to know about DM? What it says about release dates obviously applies to DM. No one, not even the team knows when it will be released.

MTA only supports version 1.0 of GTA:SA. There is a downgrader however that you can use (just back up your original gta_sa.exe): http://forum.mtavc.com/viewtopic.php?t= ... c&&start=0

If they're connecting from computers outside of the network, external, if they're ON the same network then internal. Make sure they have the right port number (specified in mtaserver.conf). Also, what does it say in your server window when you load it up?

Yeah make sure everything is fine with your installation, namely that gta_sa.exe exists in "Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas" (unless it's installed elsewhere). If it does, maybe you specified the wrong folder when installing MTA (if it even asks for one).

You DO have GTA: San Andreas installed right?

Still better than putting a physical barrier, where they can't get out at all.

You might also want to stop it from auto-updating anti cheat definitions in the mtaserver.conf file.

Here's a step by step process: Open Dev-C++, go to File > New > Project, click Console Application and type in a name, save it somewhere, and paste the following into the editor: #include using namespace std; int main () { cout << "Hello World!"; system("PAUSE"); return 0; } Then hit the Compile and Run button on the top left, and the program should be launced.

Download this compiler ( http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html ) and start playing with simple code. Start out by reading the "Basics of C++" here: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

Yeah and usually you can escape even after you get hit.

Yes ideally it would be, according to your criteria.

That's what lag compensation is for.

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Does single player SA have this issue?