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• Fixed missing player info for servers with more than 75 players
• Re-added 'Map Name' column
• Removed UFT file system in favour of json (this will clear history and favourites)
• Few other fixes I may have forgotten about

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• Fixed more potential crashes in 3rd party library

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• Fixed potential crash in 3rd party library

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• Fixed potential memory leak resulting in a crash

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• Updated version number to 0.4.7.1
• Foot/Weapon sync changes
• Fixed UDP download problems
• Other bug fixes and improvements

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This release is more of a bug fix release for the previously released version.

• Foot/Weapon sync changes
• Fixed issue with bikes
• Fixed UDP download problems
• Reduced client stuttering when module list is called
• Other bug fixes and improvements

[Added support for HTTP downloads.]

The main focus of this update has been improving foot/weapon sync however I've also ported some features over from the old 0.4.7 beta.

• Added support for HTTP downloads.
  
  • A proxy can be used by setting the option net_dl_proxy to the proxy's URI, e.g. /setconfig net_dl_proxy http://192.0.0.7 or /setconfig net_dl_proxy socks4://192.0.0.8:1080. The proxy can be disabled by using /setconfig net_dl_proxy 0.
  
  
• Added support for custom cull zones.
  To use custom cull zones, add a file named maps/cullzones.xml to the server store with the following format:
  
  
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  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ASCII" ?>
<cullzones>
    <!-- Disable rain -->
    <cull min_x="-200.0" min_y="-200.0" min_z="-10.0" max_x="200.0" max_y="200.0" max_z="40.0" flags="8" />
</cullzones>
  
• Added support for replacing the surface traction table by adding a maps/surface.dat file.
• Added support for 3D arrow blips
• Added support for turning the engine off
• Added the ability to open automobiles' bonnets
• Added the ability to pop open automobiles' boots
• Fixed death anims when headshot in car
• Allow weapons as usable objects in XML maps
• Implemented fine-grained drunk visuals and handling
• Added support for DSound3D Software Emulation 64ch mod
  (https://gtaforums.com/topic/983941-mss-dsound3d-software-emulation-64ch-restoring-games-audio/)
• Rewritten module list code
• Partially re-written foot sync to improve accuracy (more changes may be made over time)
• Updated third-party components.

As usual, this update will take effect upon reloading the browser and joining a 0.4.7.0 server.

• Added support for HTTP downloads using server config option 'storeurl' followed by the URL to the root of the store
• Added plugin call for InterpolateCameraLookAt to smoothly transition (or interpolate) a player's camera
• Add player option for toggling bleeding peds
• Added plugin call to kill player
• The server will now randomly assign car colours if either colour is set to -1
• Added support for turning the engine off
• Added plugin call to open automobiles' bonnets
• Added plugin call to pop open automobiles' boots
• Added plugin calls for player 3D arrow blips
• Implemented fine-grained drunk visuals and handling
• Changes to module list (now includes a file hash)

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All accounts that were previously banned are still banned, however if you would like to request an unban for a specific user, go head. I can then make a decision based on the reason they were originally banned and the time since the ban.

As some of you may have been aware, the server running the web services for this community was hit by ransomware a few weeks ago, while we have been able to restore services fairly quickly it seems our forum was one of the casualties. Upon restoring the old forum (Wedge) it became obvious there we problems, some users being unable to post or even login. After several attempts to fix these problems and still no luck, I decided it was time to try a different approach...

Welcome back SMF!

Why the move? Simple! SMF is well maintained, unlike Wedge and offers a wide variety of mod and theme support should we be decide to utilise them. I have also managed to successfully convert most (if not all) user data and messages over from Wedge, however if anyone notices any issues feel free to report them.

Happy posting!

A client update has been released for 04rel006.

This release was supposed to go live back in December but apparently I actually forgot to release it (sorry!)

• Fixed OnPlayerShoot eventing not being called for shotguns or snipers.
• Fixed checkbox crash on clicked in buildmode.
• Fixed filepath sprite crashes in buildmode.
• Updated Squirrel.
• Fixed shotguns shooting through objects with wall glitch disabled.
• 'PlayerShoot' now gets called when firing in first-person view.
• Fixed 'onObjectShot' for explosions being called for everyone.
• Hopefully fixed a few issues with the Steam version
• New splash screen (credits to Spiller, thanks!)

This update will take effect upon reloading the browser.

First off I appreciate your enthusiasm for helping to keep VC:MP alive, however there are a few problems with example (bare in mind I've only had a quick look).

• The first problem I see is you're never checking "Server" is a valid pointer anywhere. While yes, it should always be valid, never assume anything. Always check before using it.
• for (int i = 1; i < 3000; i++) should be 1000 not 3000 as the vehicle limit is 1000 and you're just wasting CPU cycles.
• fn_OnPlayerMessage and fn_OnPlayerConnect both have the same mistake, if for whatever reason GetPlayerName returns something other than 0, you're not freeing memory causing a memory leak.
• fn_OnPlayerCommand allocates memory but doesn't free memory AT ALL, that'll cause a memory leak everytime a player issues a command, which is a big mistake.

For the above reasons I highly recommend avoiding using this, however I won't delete the topic as it gives yourself and other people the opportunity to learn.
It's also a really good demonstration as to why we as developers give server owners scripting languages such as Squirrel that offer garbage collection rather than expecting people to use languages like C.

I think you're misunderstanding what the colour parameter is for. In this case, colour refers to the colour of the text (and by extension text alpha) and not the alpha value of the overall label.

So simply put:

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label.Alpha
and:

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label.Colour
set the alpha (and colour) value of the label itself, whereas the colour parameter in this code:

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GUILabel(VectorScreen(0, 0), Colour(255, 255, 255, 0), "Colour!");
sets the colour and alpha of the text only, so it's effectively doing the same as:

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label.TextColour 

Hope this helps.

It's not really a bug per se, MGUIs intended behaviour is to continue with the defined colour until you close the colour tag using '[#d]'. So to conform to what MGUI is looking for, it should be:

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Label.Text = "[#ff00ff]purple colored text[#d]";
then when you change the text, you can just do:

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Label.Text = "non-purple colored text";
and the line will be the default colour.

Hope this helps.

An update for VC:MP 0.4 (04rel006) servers has been released.

• Fixed reference counting issue resulting in checkpoint bug located here.

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