Captain Cody

Higher the poly count = the better the lighting. Even if it's low poly you can still produce decent lighting that is much better then the current flat lighting. Trust me, I've been working on maps for years.

May I recommend adding prelighting. Gives the models a much more polished look.

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There will not be an MTA created for GTAV as the man power needed does not exist, however there are many modifications for V similar to the idea behind MTA.

I'll update it as soon as I get a new rig

If you do something truly unique then yes. My project for example has hundreds of people waiting for it if I ever finish it. Alot of things that people think are unique really are not and are mostly the same bull :~ that you come to expect everywhere.

nightly.mtasa.com/files/shaders/shader_hud_mask.zip

Alright first of all, next time you post please put the Lua stuff in the Lua boxes or whatever the hell they are called in the editor it can be found by clicking on the <>. Secondly please explain the issue more then just 'I don't know what's missing'.

text1 = dxDrawText ( "Click to copy", 700, 828, 150,"Click to copy" ) function setClipboardF (texts) setClipboard(texts) end addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick", tex1, setClipboardF, false)

Sorry for a bit of a late response, haven't been reading forums much lately. https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/OnClientVehicleDamage https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/GetVehiclePanelState https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/SetVehiclePanelState When you active the function loop through the panels and save their states. On vehicle damage loop through and restore their states to what has been saved. damageTable = {} function setVehiclePanelsDamageProof(player) local veh = getPedOccupiedVehicle(player) if isElement(veh) then if damageTable[veh] then damageTable[veh] = nil else damageTable[veh] = {} for i = 0,6 do local state = getVehiclePanelState(veh,i) damageTable[veh][i] = state end end end end addCommandHandler ( "damageProof", setVehiclePanelsDamageProof ) -- # Change this to whatever you want function onVehicleDamage() if isElement(source) and damageTable[source] then for i = 0,6 do setVehiclePanelState(source,i,damageTable[source][i]) end end end addEventHandler("onVehicleDamage", root, onVehicleDamage) Basic script, should work (Untested) . You'll have to modify it to your needs though. When you use the command "damageProof" it loops through the vehicles panels and saves their states (Or if table exists nils it) which enables or disables it. If a table exists (It's enabled) onVehicleDamage it loops through and resets the vehicles panel states. If disabled then it'll ignore it.

Take it up in private.

Firstly, MTA does not have it's own streamer; there is physically no difference between how SA handles elements and how MTA handles elements. However, separate LOD models are broken in MTA, luckly they are not really required as a typical SA object is lower poly then a far - lod element from modern games thus performance in't really hit much on decent computers (Even sub decent) unless you're going for custom maps. For important objects (AND ONLY IMPORTANT OBJECTS) create the object again with a lod boolen set to true. After that use https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/SetLowLODElement to assign it. And set the LOD distance to between 170 and 300 depending on how big the object is. https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/EngineSetModelLODDistance Typically I'd recommend people use my streamer, but apparently it's the worlds most difficult thing to figure out (Other then my girl friend) and the above does the job just as well for smaller maps. For bigger maps though https://github.com/CodyJL/JStreamer The github readme explains it.

This is because MTA does not support the second Alpha flag (Which it needs to)

Conflicting vehicle variants.

Looking back at this my grammar there sucks, and no. What I was thinking at the time (Which is completely different from what I wrote) was setting players to the dimension of the current player client side, this however would cause de-syncs. So either way it's wrong.