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Originally Posted by fredelfredel HI , I have a good question, it is possible When a player quit from server his cars remain loaded ??

Yes, but it\'s not recommended for servers with a large player-base.


On top of the script, you\'ll find:

pawn Code:

// Setting this to "true" will load all vehicles assigned to houses when the filterscript loads
// Setting this to "false" will load the vehicles assigned to a house when the house-owner logs in (they\'ll also disappear when he logs out)
// Recommended setting for popular servers (with alot of players): "false"
// In popular servers, the amount of cars could go over the samp-limit (2000), bugging everything when all cars stay loaded
// even when the owner of the vehicle is offline
new bool:LoadCarsDuringFSInit = false;

The comments are a bit vague, but it means:

- Load all house-vehicles during initialization of the script (while the houses are being loaded) and spawn them

- Also keep them loaded when players logout




The comments explain what could happen if you use this feature.

Picture this:

- you have 500 players (accounts) on your server (which is not much)

- all players have 2 houses (which also isn\'t much, I have this set to 20 on my test-server)

- each house has 5 vehicles assigned to it (max per house would be 10 for a level 10 house, so also not that much)


Then the total amount of cars = 500 players * 2 houses * 5 vehicles = 5000 cars.

BUT the samp-limit is only 2000, and cannot be expanded.


So, players have bought 3000 cars too many, which never appear.

Guess what will happen to your player-base?

They will leave because they think your server is bugged (they bought a car but never got to drive it).



So, use that setting with extreme caution.

It\'s only recommended for local servers, or servers with only a few players (less than 100).


Or you can create static houses with a slot-count of 2 (fixed amount of carslots) and only allow one house per player.

Then it\'s easier to have more than 100 players.