GTA:SA Scene2Res Converter

[Captain Cody]

LC uses the same models as SA, so just replace ids in the .map file with SAs ids.

[sasosak]

Thanks, it work You know how to change all "5553" to "1315" etc. or do everything manually ?

[Captain Cody]

Tomorrow I'll write a script to automatically do it (You just need to make sure to save the map as a .map file for this to work)

[HeySlickThatsMe]

You can also use Notepad++ and replace every 5553 with 1315

[Captain Cody]

LC has hundreds of shared models with SA.

[sasosak]

Thanks for help, now all work.

[Mr.unpredictable.]

i'm facing one issue , the collision are not restored back to original mta models in other maps 

 

[The_GTA]

Linux support!

Recent changes to Scene2Res and dependencies have added Linux compilation support. Thus I want to share it with you guys.

Linux only download: OSDN.net
Windows only download: OSDN.net

Some people have noticed me that they could not download from OSDN.net, thus here is a mirror:

How to compile on Linux

First execute the following commands in your terminal:

sudo apt-get install g++-7
sudo apt-get install codeblocks
sudo apt-get install subversion
cd ~
subversion checkout https://svn.osdn.net/svnroot/scene2res/ scene2res

Then go here to setup your Code::Blocks for compilation. Now continue with the commands...

codeblocks --build --target=Release build/scene2res.workspace
mv obin/linux/Release/scene2res bin/scene2res
cd bin

Now you should have a terminal with Scene2Res set-up in the common run location (contents of a downloaded zip archive). Have fun!
You can execute scene2res using...

./scene2res

Of course, you can simply use the Code::Blocks GUI interface to build Scene2Res. But that ain't the fun, rite?

What is new?

Nothing really noteworthy. The whole implementation of my modules has received a huge facelift over time.

Yours,
- Martin

Edited January 27, 2018 by The_GTA
fix for compilation steps

[Captain Cody]

Two things I'd highly recommend you do are -

#1 switch over to the rotation formula I sent you through PM (Helps a lot with accuracy)

#2 Make it so it checks if the model exists in default SA first, and if so use SAs built in model; this helps vastly with stuff like traffic lights, physics and performance.

[Hani2001]

could not find object def for 'new_bushsm'

dff file : new_bushsm.dff

txd file : gta_proc_bush.txd

without col 

 

files on /resources

and he show this message

could not find object def for 'new_bushsm'


please help me

Edited April 27, 2018 by Hani2001

[vitormonk]

hay gringo you salved may day

[The_GTA]

Dear MTA community, it is very likely that some of you have been following the recent fight between Take2/Rockstar Games against IP rights violators in the GTA community. I know that this is a very sensitive issue so I want to give you some legal advice about using scene2res safely from now on:

If you are using scene2res to convert your GTA:SA map (original, TC, etc) into a MTA server format, then you must make sure to have the permission of all content creators before offering the game files on a public server. In our case this is most likely Rockstar Games/Take2 themselves. I cannot help you with content ID (very very complicated) so you have to act responsibly/in good faith.

If you are creating scene2res converted maps for personal use (you are the only one playing on the server) then you have nothing to worry about. Generally I cannot recommend the use of scene2res on any servers anymore because it is too easy for the common user to get it wrong. Instead a new tool is required that would directly convert the game files from a rightful game installation itself. Every connecting MTA player would have to perform that conversion himself. This new and different process would be considered fair-use.

I have been very clear on Twitter about this grave situation but here is a quick breakdown: the re3 / revc project are promoting the easy access to GTA compatible/reverse-engineered executables, so Rockstar Games/Take2 are very vigilant about removing their rightfully owned game files from the internet using DMCA. Respect other people's work, even if it comes from a big corporation. While it was questionable to upload game files in the past, Rockstar Games/Take2 could have acted under the assumption that only they could legally provide a GTA executable so they chose to allow many so-called "mods".

Good luck and stay righteous! 

Edited July 21, 2021 by The_GTA

[Tut]

Thanks for the update @The_GTA. I've applied some glue to your post so everyone reading this thread is aware.