dzek (varez) Posted February 7, 2010 Posted February 7, 2010 I have one question. If i zip my resources, the client will download from server a zipped version? or server will send unpacked files? Probably the 2nd one, right? As the client downloads just client-side files. Multi theft auto tools - replace cars and peds, move your map or compile your Lua files online! programista php rzeszów Need free webhosting for your small site? PM me. Need help with portforwarding? PM me. Do not PM me asking for help with scripting. Having problems with port forwarding? Send me pm, I can do whole thing for you using TeamViewer (already helped about 20 people, no worries)!
0 Gamesnert Posted February 7, 2010 Posted February 7, 2010 Unzipped then sent. Projects: Slothbot | Maximap
0 robhol Posted February 7, 2010 Posted February 7, 2010 There's generally no point zipping resources unless you're uploading it. It makes them harder to work with and doesn't provide any advantage other than making distribution slightly easier. Do NOT PM ME for help unless invited. - New MTA Script Editor Scripting help "etiquette": understandable language, relevant code (ALL code if unsure), [Lua] tags, error messages with line numbers. Super simple stuff.
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dzek (varez)
I have one question.
If i zip my resources, the client will download from server a zipped version? or server will send unpacked files? Probably the 2nd one, right? As the client downloads just client-side files.
Multi theft auto tools - replace cars and peds, move your map or compile your Lua files online!
programista php rzeszów
Need free webhosting for your small site? PM me. Need help with portforwarding? PM me. Do not PM me asking for help with scripting.
Having problems with port forwarding? Send me pm, I can do whole thing for you using TeamViewer (already helped about 20 people, no worries)!
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