Torran

I know, but the current IDs i use may or may not be buggy, so I want to see what other IDs people use to test (something preferably not used alot in SA to notice it)

Hello, A while ago I was attempting to convert a singleplayer map mod to MTA. This went near perfect, except for the fact the map kept disappearing.. I created a topic about this and although had many suggestions, nothing fixed it. I was wondering if this could be something to do with the IDs I replaced.. So I am creating this topic to test this theory.. What object IDs do you replace with your custom maps?

Is it possible to change the .txd file of a specific object, rather than every one on the map? Not using shaders preferably

I ran through some "debug" tests, and I actually got rid of the plants/grass! Thanks for the help though guys

I tried changing the material, but the grass/small trees still spawn as normal

Nice map, where do people get that infernus?

Object IDs: 4000, 4001, 4002, 4003 and 4004

Yeah the COL is still present when it disappears

There are 5 objects in total to create the hillclimb map But the bit you see disappearing on the video is all 1 object, yes It still disappears whether setElementStreamable is at true or false

Doesn't seem to be doing anything. EDIT: Could it be that I'm getting a certain distance from the center point of the object so it starts unloading? If so.. how come it works in single player?

Not sure if this is the right or wrong section.. But I am converting single player maps to practice custom maps. They all work fine on single player, and somewhat fine on MTA. But, on all the different objects and maps I have tried.. they disappear randomly, but at certain places. I wasn't sure how to properly explain this, so I made a video:

That could take some time.. but i'll look into it, thanks

I have looked through the models, I find nothing relating to this grass so far

The grass isnt a selectable object.. They use opcodes to be enabled/disabled.. I dont think they even have COL

I dont know the names of the files to edit them.