Having a huge query to save account flags in a single table is fine. It's not ideal, but it's *fine*. Long as you know what you're doing the worst thing that'll happen is it just being annoying to wor...

The only way to effectivelly do this would be to use apID as the index. Other way would be to set apID to the id on each array at the same time, and letting each enum have a cache variable to hold th...

All of the lines on the error log are super far away from each other so the snippet you provided won't suffice. We also have no way to know which of those lines is contained in the snippet you sent. P...

There's no easier way since the last DCC update. It shouldn't be that hard anyways, you'll just need to fetch those two things at the top of the callback. And of course, DCC_GetMessageContent for the ...

What Runn3R said should work. Alternatively, you should take your measurement for a single cycle, and reset it everytime the bus stops in the starting place, with a vehicle checkpoint as well.

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Quote: Originally Posted by m4karow If you using y_hooks why don't you use y_vehicledata instead creating another array for vehicle names? y_hooks is optional, hence the compiler checks...

An easy-to-implement 3D Speedometer. - Include with y_hooks and it will work inmediatly. - If you don't have y_hooks then making it work is as simple as pasting a few lines of code in 4 callbacks. - ...

What's wrong with that? IMO it's the best approach for this solution. To answer your question though, there's this: Code: stock bool:FALSE = false; new scmExStr[144]; #define SendClientMessageEx(%0...

Memory sizes are meaningless for speed, lowering memory usage won't improve anything since no script will ever use more than 300mb of ram anyways. What should concern you is performance profilings in...

Quote: Originally Posted by Uberanwar How do you estimate the size? Based on what exactly are the estimations, to set pragma dynamic value? If you mean the amount of heap that your scri...

Heap/stack size max. usage estimations are based, mostly, on how much depth of function calls your script might fall into. Provided there is no recursion, in which case it'd theoretically be infinite....

Seems the sscanf plugin requires the universal C runtime, which you can find clicking here

Quote: Originally Posted by rockys So is recommanded to be 0? Certain scripts might not compile properly with compact encoding enabled. I reckon perhaps scripts which handle strings in ...

The "#pragma compress" directive toggles wether or not the compiler's generated bytecode will be in either compact or plain encoding. If the value is anything but zero, compact encoding is used, other...

The solution above is good, but to do it yourself, basically: - Keep constant track of the position of the players who have ongoing streams. - Have a player variable ("Listening") for everyone which ...

For future reference, keep in mind using "&" instead of "==" is ideal for key state. This is because & functions as a bit-wise "and", meaning it'll check for that key being pressed instead of ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kwarde A non-emit alternative: Code: stock bool:FALSE = false; new scmExStr[144]; #define SendClientMessageEx(%0,%1,%2,%3) do{format(scmExStr,144,%2,%3);SendC...

#emit is a way to write in-line P-Code/Bytecode (Pawn's compiled "Assembly" so to speak). This is often done to either bypass limitations of the language, obsfucate code, increase execution speed (b...

Quote: Originally Posted by TheLeech Not so long ago I think someone was making a include or plugin or something that would get someone's HWID and mac address, not sure if they ever releas...