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Grafu will have to report this himself, with sufficient information to raise doubt regarding resource ownership (i.e, proof)

Get component matrix is possible too.

The requirement is that you access it using OOP. vec = vehicle:getComponentRotation(...) x, y, z = getVehicleComponentRotation(vehicle, ...)

Okay.

It could be restricted to client sided vehicles only.

Hi Petey99, Keep in mind that the command does not have any spaces. You should type in: /debugscript 3 You will also find that you typed getPed0ccupiedVehicle, and not getPedOccupiedVehicle. Does that help?

Just to make things clear, Arran & fastman92, this is a discussion so that the team can understand what the community wants from the limit adjuster, and how they want to make use of the limit adjuster in MTA. It is not a poll. Once the team has understood what the community wants, we can decide on how we want things to be implemented. If fastman92 goes through the enormous amount of effort in submitting a pull request with his limit adjuster integrated into MTA (without prior discussion), and if his implementation does not align with how we'd like things to be implemented, we will have to reject the PR. Wasting effort is not fun for all parties involved - for the team to review the code and for fastman92 to implement the limit adjuster. A particularly personal note: People who fork MTA (i.e, The_GTA with MTA Eir) have complete creative freedom to do what they like with their forks. It would be absolutely awesome to have some features of Eir in MTA, but Eir has branched out way too far and all the work would likely have to be rewritten from scratch to work with the codebase we have today. If I'm not wrong, Eir was written around 2012? So Eir is four years out of date of all MTA features.

A reminder to users: you are allowed to dispute your resource removal here. What you are not allowed to do is fight with other users about the removal or any other matter. If you do not agree with certain decisions being made, make it easier for us to help you by explaining why your resource should be reinstated. The offending posts above have been hidden.

Grafu will have to report this himself. we cannot confirm if this is stolen or not

Done!

Done (I have removed the duplicate resource for you, even though it was not "stolen")

Hi there, I've looked into your issue and it seems that I cannot reproduce it. Type "ver" into the console and tell me what it says. Please also install the latest 1.5.3 nightly and let me know if that fixes things. I have tested it on version "Multi Theft Auto v1.5.3-release-10697". Please also make sure you have the latest version of hedit. Thanks.

I'll look into this.

this has been postponed for a future update

Done

Which resource?

Here's one that doesn't need tables: function getMostWantedPlayer ( ) local mostWantedPlayer = false local mostWantedLevel = -1 for _, player in ipairs ( getElementsByType ( "player", root ) ) do if getPlayerWantedLevel(player) > mostWantedLevel then mostWantedPlayer = player mostWantedLevel = getPlayerWantedLevel(player) end end return mostWantedPlayer end addCommandHandler ( "gewl", function ( thePlayer ) local mostWanted = getMostWantedPlayer ( ) if not mostWanted then outputChatBox("There are no players on the server") return end outputChatBox ( "The most online wanted player is ".. getPlayerName(mostWanted) .."!", thePlayer, 255, 255, 0 ) end )

You could use dxElements by The_GTA https://github.com/quiret/resedit (dxElements folder, and resedit_gdk folder)

Done. What's the rest of your post about?

They could just be using CEF

Are you using loadMapData

How are these being loaded? Is this when you first create an object in the map editor? What happens when you reload the map in the map editor? The object.doubleSided attribute should be forced to the .map value, shouldn't it? I'm not sure about this. I have a small hunch that this info is embedded in the dff/txd itself, but I don't actually know, If my assumptions are correct (with this being a map editor issue), then this could be solved by forcing the double sided attribute to false when first creating the object.

Ah that's true. runcode needs admin as well.