scripting help

[Pouloud]

Hello everyone and thank you for reading this topic

I need help with a script

first of all:

I have a server with the Nerd Gaming gamemode. I would replace the original speedometer with one that has more functions (km, sql, turn light indicator)

I want it to work with my gamemode but I just started in script and I do not think being able to realize his own because the codes are a little different.

is anyone would be able to help me?

thank you in advance for your help

cordially

(Sorry for my bad english)

[tosfera]

It's all about the logic behind it, put down on a piece of paper what you want to display and what you want to add/remove. Once you've got that, create it piece by piece. km state should be something with elementData, same goes for indicators. If you're stuck with a part of the script, make sure to come back here and we'll help you with what you've tried. (:

[Pouloud]

the problem is that I do not recognize the functions in the new script I think it is not in English

local [color=#FF0000]kapcsolat[/color] = exports["RB_Mains"]:getConnection()

 

function saveKilometer([color=#FF0000]jarmu[/color],km)

    exec = dbExec([color=#FF0000]kapcsolat[/color], "UPDATE vehicles SET traveled = ? WHERE ID = ?",km, getElementData(jarmu,"id"))

    if exec then

        outputDebugString("mentve",1)

    end 

end

addEvent("saveKilometer",true)

addEventHandler("saveKilometer",getRootElement(),saveKilometer)

[tosfera]

the problem is that I do not recognize the functions in the new script I think it is not in English

local [color=#FF0000]kapcsolat[/color] = exports["RB_Mains"]:getConnection()

 

function saveKilometer([color=#FF0000]jarmu[/color],km)

    exec = dbExec([color=#FF0000]kapcsolat[/color], "UPDATE vehicles SET traveled = ? WHERE ID = ?",km, getElementData(jarmu,"id"))

    if exec then

        outputDebugString("mentve",1)

    end 

end

addEvent("saveKilometer",true)

addEventHandler("saveKilometer",getRootElement(),saveKilometer)

I can say for sure that those variables are not English. But recreating that wouldn't be too hard.