[Mr.Faqahat]

Hello, As the title Says it i just need some hints and information , Maybe i posted it in wrong section . Ok the point is i am running a Gang war server since 16/08/11 " Los Santos Street Wars " I was going to Update my Server to V8.0 I added many things but im not yet Satisfied , There are No turfs in my server because its very common in Gang wars Server , But now i realized that whats a DM server without Turfs So i decided to add turfs in it . but still im not going to use the common Turfs Systems , i want to make something like that is related to Business , Warehouses , Factories which could be Taken over by Games like a Checkpoint On a shop , Warehouse , Business or any thing ...
And Gang members can come with there Team and take it over and stay there and Defend the Area , It is a Interesting idea but there is a problem that is i am just a very Basic Scripter i am working on my Server`s GM Since 2 Years and its a very successful GM , And we reach About 83/83 Players Daily my Server Rank is #202 . But Still I am a very basic scripter I just need some hints , Information for making this Thanks the good Idea Providers will get a Rep+ From me .
Thank You

[RenSoprano]

Why not use search or find a good scripter

[anybox]

There are some tutorials how to create captureable gang zones
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=276352
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=353267
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=370571

[Mr.Faqahat]

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Originally Posted by RenSoprano Why not use search or find a good scripter

Ok so wahts your demand for making this for me ... ?

[u3ber]

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Originally Posted by RenSoprano Why not use search or find a good scripter

that's not what he's asking!

@op: glad your asking for information rather than the usual "feed me!"

take a look at "y_areas" (i'm sure it needs rigorous testing) and "y_groups", i'm unsure if they're compatible with each other but both do what you want.

[Mr.Faqahat]

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Originally Posted by arbit that's not what he's asking! @op: glad your asking for information rather than the usual "feed me!" take a look at "y_areas" and "y_groups", i'm unsure if they're compatible with each other but both provides means for what you want to do.

Oh thanks . .. I look upon it , Rep+ Btw

[Mr.Faqahat]

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Originally Posted by ****** Actually they're specifically designed to work together.

But im not using Y_groups ...
maybe they are not quite gona work alone