@ Ali and Psycho What's that noob-talk going on between you guys? Topics aren't made to chat, Do this via PM
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Show posts Menuplayer.Vehicle.Angle.x = 11.55;
player.Vehicle.Angle.y = 11.55;
player.Vehicle.Angle.x = 11.55;
OR
player.Vehicle.Angle = Quaternion( X, Y, Z, W ); The parameters should be in float
local coord = ReadIniString( "Files/Malibu.ini", "Position" + taxia[ plr.ID ].Malibu , "Pos" + taxia[ plr.ID ].Malibu );
local split1 = split( coord, " " );
plr.Vehicle.EulerRotation.x = split1[3].tofloat();
plr.Vehicle.EulerRotation.y = split1[4].tofloat();
plr.Vehicle.EulerRotation.z = split1[5].tofloat();
plr.Vehicle.Pos = Vector(split1[0].tofloat(), split1[1].tofloat(), split1[2].tofloat() );
taxia[ plr.ID ].Malibu++;
Quote from: S.L.C on Dec 24, 2014, 02:30 AMStop wasting your time. The guy is probably a 4 year old kid that barely knows how to use a keyboard. And you're expecting him to know what a public IP is. And even if he manages to get his public IP (probably dynamic) hes still won't be able to use it because of the port forwarding in his router. And I highly doubt he can do port forwarding. So it's a waste of time no mater how you look at it.
It's like one of those annoying babies that cry all the time. No matter what you do they keep crying. No matter what you tell him to do he'll always come here with just "not work", "help me", "get error" etc. expecting you to know what's happening on his end.
Quote from: BLAKBERD(Use the x64 module this time)
Try executing this: ldconfig /usr/local/lib
Run your server.
In case this does not work, follow these steps:
1. Open the file /etc/ld.so.conf and remove everything and add the following
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include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf
(If this file does not exist, create it.)
2. Open the file /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libc.conf and remove everything and add the following:
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# libc default configuration
/usr/local/lib
(If this folder and this file don't exist add them.)
3. Now execute ldconfig using root.
In case none of the above works, try downloading this zip file, extract it, open the folder LDSO and copy all the files and folders inside of it to /etc/ (Replace files if asked)
Now execute ldconfig using root
Download: https://www.sendspace.com/file/ji6oib
If none of these work, then install the 32 bit OS, since I got no other idea.