pls help me with this welcoming letter

[SullyDawish]

when i loging to my server there is welcoming letter on the left corner of my screen  where its say Connected [ MTA SA server 1.5.5 [GNU/Linux]]   underneath it  pls  help how can i edited or remove it her is a picture explaining what i mean . 

 

 

  

[Senna]

Do you want to remove Omg "some arabic text" Omg ? Or  Connected [ MTA SA server 1.5.5 [GNU/Linux]]? 

[SullyDawish]

yes i want to remove OMG " arabic text " OMG please help me out 

[MIKI785]

It's some script doing that. Try stopping some resource, reconnect and see if it's still there, if so stop another resource, reconnect again and repeat until the message doesn't appear anymore. Then you know which resource is responsible.

[SullyDawish]

yes its a script i cant find it tho i tried you methods but it didnt goes off at all  

[SullyDawish]

when i loging to my server there is welcoming letter on the left corner of my screen  where its say Connected [ MTA SA server 1.5.5 [GNU/Linux]]   underneath it  pls  help how can i edited or remove it her is a picture explaining what i mean . 

 

im tryin remove  OMG " arabic text " OMG  where can i find it 

[MIKI785]

Use this to find out which resource is responsible:

addEventHandler("onChatMessage", root, function (msg, element)
    if getElementType(element) == "resource" and element ~= resource then
      outputChatBox(getResourceName(element))
    end
end)

 

[Dutchman101]

You can easily find the resource/piece of code responsible for anything you'd like to locate, by using certain tools. My favourite method:

- download & install Notepad++ (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download)

- go to the main folder (parent to all your resource folders) and use Windows explorer to perform a file search for: *.lua like this;

 

Depending on the size of your gamemode, all script files (.lua) will be the search result after a while. Now, select all of them (CTRL + A) and rightclick, "Edit with Notepad++".

Notepad++ will take a while to open all files at the same time, again depending on the amount and size of them (trust me, it's never a hang.. just wait).

The final step is, once Notepad has the files open, to press CTRL + F which is the "Find" window. Now, enter the keyword or what you need to locate in which script it is (in your case the "OMG ...arabic text.. OMG") and don't just hit enter or search, but click: "Find All in All Opened Files".

It's exactly this button: 

Now we're done, all results from any script files are listed at the bottom of your screen, nicely sorted.

Ofcourse grep is easier and quicker ('better' editors like VS code can even include similar functionality), this is just for beginners. You can use these instructions for any type of file if you change the search query in explorer (like .xml, .fx, .js, anything that can be found in resources and contains code or text). Novice tip: you could search (in Notepad++) for anything you see visually in-game (in text form) to identify the resource and part of the code responsible, just write it over from your screen or copy it. These methods are especially helpful when you're not very familiar with your codebase.

[Pirulax]

@MIKI785's solution is the best I think.

[Dutchman101]

1 minute ago, Pirulax said:

@MIKI785's solution is the best I think.

It is.. my advice is more for general purpose.

[Pirulax]

But for sure, your is more general purpose.
you got a like from me for that