Is there really an event function for on player getting shot?Quote from Athanatos on September 15th, 2020, 07:54 PM You need to sync the health in the server's code. Take the onPlayerShot client side function (or whatever it was) send a `damage` packet to the server and then sync the health manually. That's kinda the only way.
A recommendation from me would be to add a condition when the player executes a plugin command, I have tested these commands on my server and I realized that they were available to all players who were not developers or administrators, so I modified the plugin so that only administrators can use it, to test use the function VCMP-> IsPlayerAdmin (playerid), in the game it would be a question of putting player.Admin = true;
If you added just a checker, why is your file's size so different than @habi 's ?!Quote from SexAppeal on March 5th, 2021, 08:14 AM A recommendation from me would be to add a condition when the player executes a plugin command, I have tested these commands on my server and I realized that they were available to all players who were not developers or administrators, so I modified the plugin so that only administrators can use it, to test use the function VCMP-> IsPlayerAdmin (playerid), in the game it would be a question of putting player.Admin = true;
If you added just a checker, why is your file's size so different than @habi 's ?!Quote from SexAppeal on March 5th, 2021, 08:14 AM A recommendation from me would be to add a condition when the player executes a plugin command, I have tested these commands on my server and I realized that they were available to all players who were not developers or administrators, so I modified the plugin so that only administrators can use it, to test use the function VCMP-> IsPlayerAdmin (playerid), in the game it would be a question of putting player.Admin = true;
Yeah, indeed.
Also, meanwhile, @SLC enumerated few reasons why a file size can be different, even if with the almost same code:
Don't take it personally, but it was too strange for me :)
hi, the plugin use 8192 by default. you can change it by set_port("8193") for example.
Quote from habi on September 13th, 2020, 03:02 PM hi, the plugin use 8192 by default. you can change it by set_port("8193") for example.
Maybe try this, and for the server kicking the player, set anticheat 0 in server.cfg
Quote from gta5 on September 14th, 2021, 05:23 AM Quote from habi on September 13th, 2020, 03:02 PM hi, the plugin use 8192 by default. you can change it by set_port("8193") for example.Server's port is already 8192 and i have anticheat 0 in server.cfg.Quote from gta5 on September 14th, 2021, 05:23 AM Maybe try this, and for the server kicking the player, set anticheat 0 in server.cfg
I will try this set_port thing :thumbsup:
You may want to spawn the bot not when the server starts (i.e onScriptLoad() ) but after some predefined time interval (i.e a timer being created when the script is loaded). This fixed my issues with the plugin.Quote from Inferno on September 14th, 2021, 07:26 AM Quote from gta5 on September 14th, 2021, 05:23 AM Quote from habi on September 13th, 2020, 03:02 PM hi, the plugin use 8192 by default. you can change it by set_port("8193") for example.Server's port is already 8192 and i have anticheat 0 in server.cfg.Quote from gta5 on September 14th, 2021, 05:23 AM Maybe try this, and for the server kicking the player, set anticheat 0 in server.cfg
I will try this set_port thing :thumbsup:
