add a custom object

[Hani2001]

Please How To Add a custom object id on mtasa
ex: id:18633

is this function work ?
 

addEventHandler("onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot,

function()

        dff = engineLoadDFF ( "object.dff", 18633)

        engineReplaceModel ( dff, 18633)

        col = engineLoadCOL( "object.col" )

        engineReplaceCOL( col, 18633 )

        txd = engineLoadTXD( "object.txd" )

        engineImportTXD( col, 18633 )

end

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Edited December 18, 2017 by Hani2001

[kieran]

Here's a link to the MTA channel on YouTube, it explains how you make, export, and load a custom object into your server, it's also pretty funny  

Custom Map Models Tutorial

Time that the script is made for importing the custom object

Edited December 19, 2017 by kieran

[Captain Cody]

     
		local DFFdictonary = '' -- example content/models/
		local COLdictonary = ''
		local TXDdictonary = ''
	txdTable = {}
	function loadTXD(TXD)
  		txdTable[TXD] = txdTable[TXD] or engineLoadTXD(TXD..TXDdictonary..'.txd')
  		return txdTable[TXD]
     end

		models = {
  		{'object','object','object',18633},
		} -- Dff, Col, Txd, ID

		for i=1,#models do
 
			dff = engineLoadDFF ( DFFdictonary..models[i][1]..'.dff', models[i][4])
				engineReplaceModel ( dff, models[i][4])

			col = engineLoadCOL( COLdictonary..models[i][2]..'.col' )
				engineReplaceCOL( col, models[i][4] )

			txd = loadTXD[models[i][3]]
				engineImportTXD( col, models[i][4] ) 
    	end

Loads your models and ensures that if something shares a TXD that is only loaded once to save memory.

Edited December 20, 2017 by CodyJ(L)

[Hani2001]

On 20/12/2017 at 12:19, CodyJ(L) said:

     
		local DFFdictonary = '' -- example content/models/
		local COLdictonary = ''
		local TXDdictonary = ''
	txdTable = {}
	function loadTXD(TXD)
  		txdTable[TXD] = txdTable[TXD] or engineLoadTXD(TXD..TXDdictonary..'.txd')
  		return txdTable[TXD]
     end

		models = {
  		{'object','object','object',18633},
		} -- Dff, Col, Txd, ID

		for i=1,#models do
 
			dff = engineLoadDFF ( DFFdictonary..models[i][1]..'.dff', models[i][4])
				engineReplaceModel ( dff, models[i][4])

			col = engineLoadCOL( COLdictonary..models[i][2]..'.col' )
				engineReplaceCOL( col, models[i][4] )

			txd = loadTXD[models[i][3]]
				engineImportTXD( col, models[i][4] ) 
    	end

Loads your models and ensures that if something shares a TXD that is only loaded once to save memory.

 

i change it to this and not work
 

		local DFFdictonary = 'dff' -- example content/models/
		local COLdictonary = 'col'
		local TXDdictonary = 'txd'
	txdTable = {}
	function loadTXD(TXD)
  		txdTable[TXD] = txdTable[TXD] or engineLoadTXD(TXD..TXDdictonary..'.txd')
  		return txdTable[TXD]
     end

		models = {
  		{'WSRocky1','WSRocky1','WSSections',19073},
		} -- Dff, Col, Txd, ID

		for i=1,#models do
 
  			txd = loadTXD[models[i][3]]
				engineImportTXD( txd, models[i][4] ) 
  
  			col = engineLoadCOL( COLdictonary..models[i][2]..'.col' )
				engineReplaceCOL( col, models[i][4] )
  
			dff = engineLoadDFF ( DFFdictonary..models[i][1]..'.dff', models[i][4])
				engineReplaceModel ( dff, models[i][4])
    	end

 

[Captain Cody]

You did something wrong with your model then.

[ShayF2]

On 12/20/2017 at 05:19, CodyJ(L) said:

     
		local DFFdictonary = '' -- example content/models/
		local COLdictonary = ''
		local TXDdictonary = ''
	txdTable = {}
	function loadTXD(TXD)
  		txdTable[TXD] = txdTable[TXD] or engineLoadTXD(TXD..TXDdictonary..'.txd')
  		return txdTable[TXD]
     end

		models = {
  		{'object','object','object',18633},
		} -- Dff, Col, Txd, ID

		for i=1,#models do
 
			dff = engineLoadDFF ( DFFdictonary..models[i][1]..'.dff', models[i][4])
				engineReplaceModel ( dff, models[i][4])

			col = engineLoadCOL( COLdictonary..models[i][2]..'.col' )
				engineReplaceCOL( col, models[i][4] )

			txd = loadTXD[models[i][3]]
				engineImportTXD( col, models[i][4] ) 
    	end

Loads your models and ensures that if something shares a TXD that is only loaded once to save memory.

models = {
	{'object.dff','object.col','object.txd',18633},
}

addEventHandler('onClientResourceStart',resourceRoot,function()
	for i=1,#models do
		local dff = engineLoadDFF(models[i][1],models[i][4])
		engineReplaceModel(dff,models[i][4])

		local col = engineLoadCOL(models[i][2])
		engineReplaceCOL(col,models[i][4])

		local txd = engineLoadTXD[models[i][3]]
		engineImportTXD(txd,models[i][4])
	end
end)

Formatted code. Same result.

If this does not work, it is either your model or the element id is not valid, have a nice day.

Edited December 23, 2017 by ShayF

[Captain Cody]

Well if you even bothered  to read mine it's setup for more customization. Plus you're missing the loadTXD function.

[ShayF2]

14 minutes ago, CodyJ(L) said:

Well if you even bothered  to read mine it's setup for more customization. Plus you're missing the loadTXD function.

onClientResourceStart runs 1 time, all the code is unloaded when the script stops, so it runs a loop through the table 1 time. meaning it uses the information 1 time. And so on, simply put the whole thing runs once and only once. All you need for customization is the table above. It includes dff name, txd name, and col name, as well as the element id you want to replace. I'm not quite sure what other customization you're including.

What i posted is customizable, clean, and functional.
You've made cool :~ Cody, I wont deny your skill, you've got a lot more potential than I do. However your code is not 'clean', it becomes hard to understand. I ask that you don't contradict me because I find it insulting.

[Captain Cody]

There's literally no reason to put on client resource start just slapping it in the client script works the same, also mine has ability to set object location. Other then removing that you've basically done nothing else to the code besides remove an important function.

 

And I will respond back because I've been doing this type of stuff for a while now, I know exactly what I'm doing.

Edited December 23, 2017 by CodyJ(L)

[ShayF2]

2 hours ago, CodyJ(L) said:

There's literally no reason to put on client resource start just slapping it in the client script works the same, also mine has ability to set object location. Other then removing that you've basically done nothing else to the code besides remove an important function.

 

And I will respond back because I've been doing this type of stuff for a while now, I know exactly what I'm doing.

I'm not trying to change what the code does Cody. I'm just making the code simpler and cleaner than it was.