Tank tracks? Some help requested :)

[Deekoyz]

My error code

Version = 1.4-release-6985.0.000

Time = Mon Dec 29 03:13:44 2014

Module = c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\grand theft auto san andreas\gta_sa.exe

Code = 0xC0000005

Offset = 0x0040D62A

EAX=36C6CFFC EBX=00000601 ECX=36C66FF4 EDX=016C46B0 ESI=36C6CFFC

EDI=36C66FF4 EBP=0028FBB4 ESP=0028FBB4 EIP=0080D62A FLG=00010246

CS=0023 DS=002B SS=002B ES=002B FS=0053 GS=002B

You'd probably be best off asking someone like Ren_712 on these forums, he's very experienced with shaders.

[xScatta]

Hey, guys!

I have a question because im not good at shaders. But Lua isn't problem. So let's go to the problem. I need to make Tank Tracks moving. I've seen in a MTA SA video by Einheit101

. He said he used shaders and some math calculations. But my problem is the shaders. Or if anyone know other idea how to make it then please say it

xScatta ( Sorry for that grammar )

[.:HyPeX:.]

Thats just drawing an image and moving it like you would do on a billboard/thingy. The only difficult part comes to apply it to the vehicle model like that.

[xScatta]

@.:HyPeX:. Maybe some examples in code? Please.

[.:HyPeX:.]

@.:HyPeX:. Maybe some examples in code? Please.

I just know that shaders can be used to know that, i have zero knowledge with them, i'll leave someone more experienced answer that.

[botder]

Find the texture name out.

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Sh ... ture_names

[McDeKi]

Hello, I've made a simple example for you:

http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/21401775/file.html

I've used this tank, you have to download it, otherwise you wont see any effect.

http://www.gamemodding.net/en/gta-san-a ... shing.html

You can change texture by passing their name in:

  
local nazwaTextury = "superpershing_track" 
  

[Dealman]

As it's mentioned in the description of the video; "Working tracks will be available in San Andreas At War after the release of Eir. Such functions were CLEO-only befor i made this script."

This was made on MTA: Eir and not MTA: Blue. I find it hard to believe you'd as easily achieve something like this with MTA: Blue.

Now, it might be possible if you're good with shaders as really all you'd have to do is change the UV co-ordinates of a texture. You could then use the function dxSetShaderValue to change it depending on your velocity/speed/direction/whatever.

You'd probably be best off asking someone like Ren_712 on these forums, he's very experienced with shaders.

[McDeKi]

As you mentioned its possible with dxSetShaderValue and fmod http://http.developer.nvidia.com/Cg/fmod.html

[xScatta]

@McDeKi dzięki wielkie.

Thanks to all who helped. Please close