Can I add a custom object without replacing an object?

[szekelymilan]

Hi guys! I have a big problem on my server with road signs.
I want to add 192 road signs (custom objects) to my server, but when I wrote an unknown Object ID, it wasn't working.

THE SCRIPT:

addEventHandler('onClientResourceStart', resourceRoot,  
    function()  
        local txd = engineLoadTXD('files/kresz_es01.txd',true) 
        engineImportTXD(txd, 19998) 
        local dff = engineLoadDFF('files/kresz_es01.dff', 0)  
        engineReplaceModel(dff, 19998) 
        engineSetModelLODDistance(19998, 500) 
    end  
)

It's a very simple script.
I tried to change that id (19998) to a wire's id, and it was working, I was seeing it, but it's a big object by the server, and I couldn't move it a bit.

I have only TXD and DFF files, beacuse I downloaded an .img file for SA-MP and with an .img extractor, I extracted the files. (https://sampforum.hu/index.php?topic=32525.0) <- it says the object ids are 19808 -> 19999.
I know, there are tables in the editor, but there aren't 192 tables/road signs (only 8).
So please help me!

Can I create a new ID for objects?

Thanks,
MakroBox

And sorry for my bad English! Bye!
 

[Walid]

  On 05/11/2016 at 10:43, MakroBox said:

 

Can I add a custom object without replacing an object?

Expand  

No you can't.

[szekelymilan]

  On 05/11/2016 at 10:56, Walid said:

No you can't.

Expand  

But...

Go to a Hungarian Roleplay server. (like SeeMTA or ExternalGamkng) They can solve this... But in the GTA... there are only 8 objects is same sized with my road signs...

[Walid]

  On 05/11/2016 at 11:07, MakroBox said:

But...

Go to a Hungarian Roleplay server. (like SeeMTA or ExternalGamkng) They can solve this... But in the GTA... there are only 8 objects is same sized with my road signs...

Expand  

Just change the object texture that's all.

[szekelymilan]

  On 05/11/2016 at 11:19, Walid said:

Just change the object texture that's all.

Expand  

You don't understand. "the object": Can you send me a WORKING ID?

My problem: I change an object's texture, but if I changing a big object's texture I can't move it, only the size of the object (if my sign has 1 meter width and the object's 10 meter, i can move it only by 10 meters.)

And there's only max. 20 goodsized object! Only 20, for 192 road signs. How can I do that? Please! Help me.

[Walid]

I'm not talking about the TXD file, you don't need to replace 192 object , just replace only one object (maybe you need 2 objects depending on the signs ( triangle and circle)) then use: (dxCreateShader, dxCreateTexture, dxSetShaderValue, engineApplyShaderToWorldTexture), to change the signs texture.

I'm pretty sure, you don't undrestand what i'm talking about.

 

[szekelymilan]

  On 05/11/2016 at 19:40, Walid said:

I'm not talking about the TXD file, you don't need to replace 192 object , just replace only one object (maybe you need 2 objects depending on the signs ( triangle and circle)) then use: (dxCreateShader, dxCreateTexture, dxSetShaderValue, engineApplyShaderToWorldTexture), to change the signs texture.

I'm pretty sure, you don't undrestand what i'm talking about.

 

Expand  

Oh. I have 7 different DFF files (triangle up, triangle down, circle, etc.)

And the TXD is the texture...

Can you send me a script, please, of your idea?

And in your idea... is TXD the trinagle up and etc. files and is the DFF the textures? Or what? And that's nice... you're amazing!

Thanks,

MakroBox

[HeySlickThatsMe]

they use shaders to apply different texture to an ONE model

model can replace anything that is unused (Eg: unused brothel interiors or something)

[Walid]

  On 05/11/2016 at 20:30, MakroBox said:

Can you send me a script, please, of your idea?

Expand  

No try to do it by yourself then post your code here. here is an example with the same object ID: 1323

Before (Default texture)

After ( the same object ID with different textures)

[szekelymilan]

  On 05/11/2016 at 21:04, Walid said:

No try to do it by yourself then post your code here. here is an example with the same object ID: 1323

Before (Default texture)

After ( the same object ID with different textures)

Expand  

Okay, I make the object afternoon, thanks for the help!

I'm goin' to the Wiki now, to understand your "commands". (sry for bad English :D)

Thanks,

MakroBox

  On 05/11/2016 at 20:34, ThatsMe said:

they use shaders to apply different texture to an ONE model

model can replace anything that is unused (Eg: unused brothel interiors or something)

Expand  

No! If I replace an interior... the road sign is okay (at the client), but by the server's idea it's a big object, and I can't move it, etc. I have to replace it to a road sign (beacuse I want a road sign)... Like 1323 OBJECT ID... See Walid's comment.

[szekelymilan]

  On 05/11/2016 at 21:04, Walid said:

No try to do it by yourself then post your code here. here is an example with the same object ID: 1323

Before (Default texture)

After ( the same object ID with different textures)

Expand  

I can't... Sorry. I don't know what is shader in MTA. I'm using Google about 30 minutes ago, but there aren't any good description...

And have I to use the WorldTexture "command"? Beacuse I don't want to change a world texture... (I think, the world texture is the world objects' texture. And the texture is the objects' texture. But if not, correct me.)

I'm a basic scripter... very basic. But, I wrote a nice bank system, but this... I can't.

Thanks,

MakroBox

EDIT: .fx file??? How can I create it?

EDIT2: Is it a programming language? Oh my god....

Edited November 6, 2016 by MakroBox

[Walid]

Here is the fx file

//-- Declare the texture. These are set using dxSetShaderValue( shader, "Tex0", texture )
texture Tex0;
 
technique simple
{
    pass P0
    {
        //-- Set up texture stage 0
        Texture[0] = Tex0;
 
        //-- Leave the rest of the states to the default settings
    }
}

 

[szekelymilan]

  On 06/11/2016 at 09:03, Walid said:

Here is the fx file

//-- Declare the texture. These are set using dxSetShaderValue( shader, "Tex0", texture )
texture Tex0;
 
technique simple
{
    pass P0
    {
        //-- Set up texture stage 0
        Texture[0] = Tex0;
 
        //-- Leave the rest of the states to the default settings
    }
}

 

Expand  

Oh, it's okay, but I only need one fx file? I think I need 2 or more fx file, to change the texture.
I'm leading off the script.

[Walid]

  On 06/11/2016 at 09:39, MakroBox said:

Oh, it's okay, but I only need one fx file? I think I need 2 or more fx file, to change the texture.
I'm leading off the script.

Expand  

Why you need two fx (shader) files ???

[szekelymilan]

  On 06/11/2016 at 10:01, Walid said:

Why you need two fx (shader) files ???

Expand  

Do I need? I think I need, beacuse one shader for the first texture and one more shader for the second texture. Or not?
Help me, please!
 

[Walid]

  On 06/11/2016 at 10:58, MakroBox said:

Do I need? I think I need, beacuse one shader for the first texture and one more shader for the second texture. Or not?
Help me, please!
 

Expand  

lol  you can use the same shader with multiple textures.

[szekelymilan]

  On 06/11/2016 at 11:00, Walid said:

lol  you can use the same shader with multiple textures.

Expand  

Okay... but. Why do I need shader? What it does? Why?
 

[Walid]

  On 06/11/2016 at 11:00, MakroBox said:

Okay... but. Why do I need shader? What it does? Why?

Expand  

Read this : Shader

[szekelymilan]

  On 06/11/2016 at 11:02, Walid said:

Read this : Shader

Expand  

Oh, thanks!!
And you copied the .fx file from here.

[Walid]

  On 06/11/2016 at 11:06, MakroBox said:

Oh, thanks!!
And you copied the .fx file from here.

Expand  

Ofc if you want to replace world textures with engineApplyShaderToWaorldTexture you need to use it.

[szekelymilan]

This is my script...
I think it's bad, but.
I can make that...

 

addEventHandler('onClientResourceStart', resourceRoot, 
	function()
		local dff = engineLoadDFF('files/kresz01.dff', 0)  
        engineReplaceModel(dff, 1323) 
        engineSetModelLODDistance(1323, 500) 
		local myShader = dxCreateShader('files/shader.fx')
	end
)

function first()
	local txd = engineLoadTXD('files/kresz_es01.txd')
	dxSetShaderValue( myShader, "1323", txd )
end

function second()
	local txd = engineLoadTXD('files/kresz_es02.txd')
	dxSetShaderValue( myShader, "1323", txd )
end


addCommandHandler ( "kresz011", first )
addCommandHandler ( "kresz012", second )