neozuki

Bump, since the problem persists. I'm also downloading a massive bunch of Windows XP updates, including SP3, so I'll check to see if MTA runs after they finish.

Hey, of course I am! Yeah, it's straight off the main page... sorta. I wanted to make sure it was MTA so I played SAMP for an hour, and it worked fantastically (except for it being ugly and all), so I'm pretty sure it's MTA related. I have had MTA work before, back when I first registered. I am really eager to script again but this error sorta puts a hold on it. Thank you all for your help so far!

I reinstalled GTA using a full installation from a mounted .iso. At first, MTA wouldn't start because it said it couldn't verify the CD, but after I downloaded a NO-CD fix, it just crashes how it used to before. Oh, also, I have the newest drivers available for my video card (nVidia GeForce FX 5500) so I don't know if that would be the problem.

Thanks for your help. I'll go uninstall everything and try again. I tried with my (legit) copy and it stopped at literally around 95% and then quit because it was so scratched. Guess I'll go find another copy. I'll let you know the result later on today.

Before you murder me, I just want to say that I have looked at the known issues and have tried all the fixes pertaining the this. I've disabled Nvidia Desktop Manger. I've downloaded the DirectX files from the link on the wiki. I've made sure the resolution isn't weird (it's 800x600). I've restarted my computer. I've uninstalled and reinstalled MTA (using different downloaded installers, just in case). I've even gotten the patched .exe from a friend, even though I'm pretty sure I already had it patched. Oh, I've also removed the .set files in My Documents. Forgot to mention that. I haven't tried reinstalling GTASA because my DVD copy of GTASA is scratched to hell, and I had to torrent it instead. It came inside of a .rar so I can't really "reinstall" it. Also, SAMP runs just fine, just not MTA. Edit: I forgot to add that I checked in task manager and GTA does start to run before it crashes. I do get an error sound so I know it's not just quitting. Any idea how to fix this?

I was just trying this last night I couldn't hide the clock either. I thought hiding the clock, then updating game time once per minute would make flickering less noticeable without too much of a lighting change.

Start off with a very basic script, then add more things to it. Take existing code and change it and see what happens. Make mistakes and learn from them, and eventually you'll get better.

To start a gamemode, type into the console "start resourcename", such as "start race". To add yourself as an admin: http://development.mtasa.com/index.php? ... ing_admins

Maybe have a smaller timer, that's just the three times added up. Red = 7 seconds. Yellow = 4 seconds. Green = 10 seconds. The timer would be 21 seconds, so the client could get the current timer number and find the light status. Example would be something like: if timer < 8 red elseif 7 < timer < 11 yellow else green I like the above method, it seems like it would be the easiest way to go about syncing the lights. (I know what I put was pseudo code)