Hello i need Functions

[Jey]

Hello Guys

Today i see in CIT2 Server

a group have a edited skin

and the orginal skin is working too

mean:

the edited skin he replace with it

working

and the

Orginal is working too

idk how

that mean i have edited skin like 230

i replaced it with the original

in CIT2 they have the orignial and the edited

How ?

Thanks

Sorry For my bad English <3

Edited August 13, 2014 by Guest

[Et-win]

Shaders I believe.

[Jey]

Shaders I believe.

Sorry but i can't understand what you mean by Shaders ?

[Jey]

Up no one helped me

[IIYAMA]

When somebody mention shaders you can better forget it. Far from your understanding and also mine.

This are shaders:

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Shader_examples

To edit everything related to directX.

[Saml1er]

It's because in that resource the script is running for a specific player. For example,

  
local function j (o) 
 if o and getPlayerName(o) == "Jey" then 
return  "Hey, Jey!" 
else 
return "You are not Jey" 
end  
       end 
local txt = j(localPlayer) 
outputChatBox(txt)  --> this will run on every client PC but it will output "Hey, Jey" for player whose name is Jey. 
  

so basically that model is loaded for specific players and shaders? 0.0

[Et-win]

Is it synced with the server then, or something? Because how do you want to replace the original ID with a something different while other players have the same ID which is the original?

[Saml1er]

Is it synced with the server then, or something?

Nope.

[Et-win]

Is it synced with the server then, or something?

Nope.

Because how do you want to replace the original ID with something different while other players have the same ID which is the original?

[DiSaMe]

Shader is a program for graphics processing, typically executed by graphics card. In MTA, shaders can be applied to specific elements. Which means different elements with the same model IDs may look different. Shaders make it possible to change the texture or reposition the vertices but I'm not sure about geometry shaders, the ones that generate new primitives, which is needed for full flexibility of this kind of model replacement.

[Saml1er]

Yeah, I actually forgot about this function

engineApplyShaderToWorldTexture 

This function has an argument where you can apply a shader to a specific element.