CodyJ(L)

Typically it's either that the model does not have a proper LOD, or collisions are wrong. Try assigning a lod (Create a duplicate of the model with LOD set to true and assign it)

Well, that's the offically the dumbest thing I've seen today. Why can't people just come to terms with the fact that MTA is better then same in near every way.

Store it as lua, make it check the servers IP or name to verify the server and encrypt it using MTAs encrypter.

I'd recommend you just create a collision shape and when you enter it lower water level, when you raise reset water level.

I have received numerous reports of JStreamer failing to load on Linux based servers and I'd like to do some testing so I can fix the issue, however I need some people with linux servers to help conduct tests. All you'd need to do is upload new versions of JStreamer as I read the debug errors and update it and test to see if the map(s) load.

@Ghost156 You need to set the map saving mode in settings @ShayF Doesn't hurt FPS at all, even in it's Alpha state. Further builds will be even more optimized. In-fact even now, it runs far better then the default MTA editor. @delta1337 I have plans for an 'object brush' that'll do just this. By the way, currently my computer is dead (Long story and not my fault) so will be a while.

I am currently working on a system to allow this by cross checking IDs within certain zones.

Could you try starting the map on the 64 bit version and monitor the memory usage as it starts? Due to the methods used it may overload the memory for a brief amount of time.

Please post the section of the script that you have edited.

It may be over loading the 32 bit server on initial load. However I'm unsure at the moment.

Linux has an issue, I'm still investigating, however I have no test server. As for using the maps you need to ensure you put the right folders in. Either [AC2] or AC2

https://github.com/CodyJL/JLiberty-City https://github.com/CodyJL/JStreamer

Considering there's a full thread for it (And the poor content of the resource) you were ripped off.

Yes they do.

Please give the entire debug message.