How to hide the message

[Mohamed Boubekri]

Need help about deleting that thing

[Xmair]

You will have to disable the default class system used by VCMP through SetUseClasses(false) and create your own class system.

[Mohamed Boubekri]

I have deleted class from server.conf
and i have install a new class you can see the code below:

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function onScriptLoad()
{
SetUseClasses(true);
AddClass(0,RGB(119,136,152),1,Vector(-657.076294,762.287720,11.599755),2.281145,0,0,17,272,19,120);
AddClass(6,RGB(99,149,236),96,Vector(-379.328278,-593.527954,10.362345),3.275983006,0,0,23,272,31,850);
SetSpawnPlayerPos(Vector(-1000.0,185.5,11.43));
SetSpawnCameraPos(Vector(-1000.0,191.5,12.0));
SetSpawnCameraLook(Vector(-1000.0,185.5,11.5));
}The new class is loaded successfully. but the message is still appearing. @Xmair

[Mohamed Boubekri]

Currently, I think the problem is in plugins.

[NicusorN5]

That's not what he meant. He wanted to say DISABLING classes at all. Not the XML plugin classes.

And no, the issue is not the plugins. The text is in the VC:MP client itself.

Xmair clearly told you to disable classes by using SetUseClasses(false). You used true as parameter. Therefore classes are still enabled.

By making a custom class system, Xmair clearly said that you should write client-side code to handle the input and then send packets back and forth to change the `class` selection.

Yes, you need to do this the hard way. You have to hardcode the class system again.

Alternatively, you can patch VC:MP's client DLL to remove that text.

[Xmair]

That's not what he meant. He wanted to say DISABLING classes at all. Not the XML plugin classes.

And no, the issue is not the plugins. The text is in the VC:MP client itself.

Xmair clearly told you to disable classes by using SetUseClasses(false). You used true as parameter. Therefore classes are still enabled.

By making a custom class system, Xmair clearly said that you should write client-side code to handle the input and then send packets back and forth to change the `class` selection.

Yes, you need to do this the hard way. You have to hardcode the class system again.

Alternatively, you can patch VC:MP's client DLL to remove that text.

Below is an implementation of custom classes created by DizzasTeR. You will have to port it to the official plugin as it is written in SqMod. It's enough for a basic idea though.

https://forum.vc-mp.org/?topic=7600.0

[Mohamed Boubekri]

That's not what he meant. He wanted to say DISABLING classes at all. Not the XML plugin classes.

And no, the issue is not the plugins. The text is in the VC:MP client itself.

Xmair clearly told you to disable classes by using SetUseClasses(false). You used true as parameter. Therefore classes are still enabled.

By making a custom class system, Xmair clearly said that you should write client-side code to handle the input and then send packets back and forth to change the `class` selection.

Yes, you need to do this the hard way. You have to hardcode the class system again.

Alternatively, you can patch VC:MP's client DLL to remove that text.

Already use false SetUseClasses(false) But the class its not working at all
Please show us the code which you told in client side. @Athanatos

[NicusorN5]

I don't have any code. I just told you the general set of steps needed to implement a custom class system.

Also Xmair posted this custom class system made in SqMod. You'll need to convert it to the official plugin. ?topic=7600.0

[Xmair]

That's not what he meant. He wanted to say DISABLING classes at all. Not the XML plugin classes.

And no, the issue is not the plugins. The text is in the VC:MP client itself.

Xmair clearly told you to disable classes by using SetUseClasses(false). You used true as parameter. Therefore classes are still enabled.

By making a custom class system, Xmair clearly said that you should write client-side code to handle the input and then send packets back and forth to change the `class` selection.

Yes, you need to do this the hard way. You have to hardcode the class system again.

Alternatively, you can patch VC:MP's client DLL to remove that text.

Already use false SetUseClasses(false) But the class its not working at all

The classes are not supposed to work if you disable that setting, you must implement your own system.

[Mohamed Boubekri]

Well, I'll make a change. Thanks for the help.

[InFIdeL]

You will have to disable the default class system used by VCMP through SetUseClasses(false) and create your own class system.

It still occures even when you disable the default class system too
https://ibb.co/qFZC3z7

[Mohamed Boubekri]

Hey everyone, i have seen the post of @DizzasTeR: https://forum.vc-mp.org/?topic=7600.0
but he told us something that i dosen't understand it
"You can place this code inside a spawnselector.nut file and just load it from sqmod.ini as Compile"
I hadn't understand how i can load .nut file from sqmod.ini as compile.

[Mohamed Boubekri]

No one can help ? :/

[habi]

I will help but do not have computer atm. Let me reach home


PS: Did tou tried SetCinematicBorder(true) ?

[Mohamed Boubekri]

I will help but do not have computer atm. Let me reach home


PS: Did tou tried SetCinematicBorder(true) ?

Hey, thank you for your reply, no i didn't try that & i don't think its represent the problem.
Xmair told me that i need to make my own class system to skip THE MESSAGE.
I have seen DizzasTeR Class system but i hadn't understand somethings like that:-

Hey everyone, i have seen the post of @DizzasTeR: https://forum.vc-mp.org/?topic=7600.0
but he told us something that i dosen't understand it
"You can place this code inside a spawnselector.nut file and just load it from sqmod.ini as Compile"
I hadn't understand how i can load .nut file from sqmod.ini as compile.

I hadn't understand how i can load .nut file from sqmod.ini as compile.