Hisoka

Hello everyone, I am looking for an experienced MTA mapper to create several custom buildings for the server. This is a paid commission. I am willing to discuss the price depending on the quality, complexity, and amount of work required. What I am looking for The main requirement is that the buildings should have a fully accessible interior connected directly to the exterior. I do not want the traditional MTA/GTA interior system where the player walks through a door and gets teleported to a separate interior. Instead, I want the building to work naturally: Outside → walk to the door → open the actual door → walk directly inside the building The interior and exterior should feel like one continuous building. Requirements I am looking for someone who: Has experience with MTA mapping Know how to remove/hide existing GTA:SA world objects/buildings using the appropriate MTA:SA methods Be capable of replacing an existing GTA:SA building with a custom mapped building Can create high-quality custom buildings Understands GTA/MTA object limitations and optimization Can create both exterior and interior areas Can make the building feel like a single connected structure Can create functional/openable doors or an appropriate door system Can optimize the map so it doesn't unnecessarily impact server/client performance Can provide examples/portfolio of previous work Payment This is a paid job. I am open to discussing the price based on the scope and quality of the work. If you are interested, please reply to this thread or contact me privately with: Examples of your previous mapping work Your experience with MTA Your estimated price Your estimated completion time Any questions you have about the project I can provide more information about the buildings, and the desired designs once we discuss the project. Thank you.

Hi @Remp, Just wanted to add my own confirmation to what xPeacefulDreams posted— I'm running into the exact same problem. GUI Editor crashes my MTA client on the current stable version (1.6) the moment I use Shift+G or /guied to open it. Doesn't seem to matter what else is running — it happens on a clean test too. I know this resource has been around a long time and I'm not sure if you're still actively maintaining it, but if you get a chance to take a look, it'd be genuinely appreciated by everyone — this is still one of the most useful tools for building native GUI in MTA, and there isn't really a working replacement for it right now. If you're not maintaining it anymore, would you be open to someone else picking it up to patch the 1.6 compatibility issue? Thanks for building and sharing this in the first place — it's helped a lot of people over the years.