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Originally Posted by Overhaul ^ That, and if I may be honest, you haven't explained much either. Just for the sake of convenience, you should rename the IsEngineOn variable to something like: 'EngineStatus' and declare it as a bool: PHP код: new bool:EngineStatus[MAX_PLAYERS];  By declaring it as a boolean, you will no longer have to use the '==' in if statements that use this variable. PHP код: if(EngineStatus[playerid])  which is equal to PHP код: if(EngineStatus[playerid] == 1)  and PHP код: if(!EngineStatus[playerid])  which is equal to PHP код: if(EngineStatus[playerid] == 0)  That is just for the sake of convenience though. You declare all the variables that will be put to use in the function's body. Okay, but why? I know why but I am 100 percent sure that other people that don't know will question that. In that case I prefer to go to the wiki and figure it out myself or seek a better tutorial. I am talking about the variables used for the SetVehicleParamsEx function.

This would be a great point in another language (not PAWN), but remember PAWN is typeless.