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Originally Posted by Alternative112 ^that seems like a LOT of extra work for a very simple process. There's two ways you can do it, by detecting physical damage of the car (less processes required) or just checking the car every x seconds (the only real way to detect if it loses health from bullets). Method 1: Код: new bool:disabled[MAX_VEHICLES]; public OnVehicleDamageStatusUpdate(vehicleid, playerid) { //Will ONLY trigger when the car takes physical damage (no bullets) new Float:vHealth; GetVehicleHealth(vehicleid, vHealth); if (health =< 300.0) { disabled[vehicleid] = true; } return 1; } CMD:engine(playerid, params) { //Do your validation stuff here if (disabled[GetPlayerVehicleID(playerid)]) { SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xCC0000FF, "The car's engine is too damaged to start!"); //Anything else you want to do } else { //What to do when car is healthy } return 1; } Method 2: Код: new bool:disabled[MAX_VEHICLES]; public OnGameModeInit() { SetTimer("vCheck", 1000, true); return 1; } forward vCheck; public vCheck() { for (new i = 1; i <= MAX_VEHICLES; i++) { if (!disabled[i]) { new Float:health; GetVehicleHealth(i, health); if (health <= 300.0) { disabled[i] = true; } } } return 1; } CMD:engine(playerid, params) { //Do your validation stuff here if (disabled[GetPlayerVehicleID(playerid)]) { SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xCC0000FF, "The car's engine is too damaged to start!"); //Anything else you want to do } else { //What to do when car is healthy } return 1; }

Your forgetting method #3 the dynamic approach with a custom iterator as the first method is a lousy implementation used that way and the second method makes no sense to keep checking all the vehicles when a custom iterator ex foreach(new i : Vehicle) could be used.