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Originally Posted by TheToretto pawn Код: #include <a_samp> #include <streamer> CreateWeaponPickup(weaponid, Float:x, Float:y, Float:z) {     weaponid = GetWeaponPickupID(weaponid);     CreateDynamicPickup(weaponid, 1, x, y, z, -1, -1, -1, STREAMER_PICKUP_SD);     return 1; } GetWeaponPickupID(weaponid) {     switch(weaponid)     {             case 1: return 331;         case 2: return 333;         case 3: return 334;         case 4: return 335;         case 5: return 336;         case 6: return 337;         case 7: return 338;         case 8: return 339;         case 9: return 341;         case 10: return 321;         case 11: return 322;         case 12: return 323;         case 13: return 324;         case 14: return 325;         case 15: return 326;         case 16: return 342;         case 17: return 343;         case 18: return 344;         case 22: return 346;         case 23: return 347;         case 24: return 348;         case 25: return 349;         case 26: return 350;         case 27: return 351;         case 28: return 352;         case 29: return 353;         case 30: return 355;         case 31: return 356;         case 32: return 372;         case 33: return 357;         case 34: return 358;         case 35: return 359;         case 36: return 360;         case 37: return 361;         case 38: return 362;         case 39: return 363;         case 40: return 364;         case 41: return 365;         case 42: return 366;         case 43: return 367;         case 44: return 368;         case 45: return 369;         case 46: return 371;         default: return 1239;     }     return 1; }

It's better to use an array to store the IDs instead. Either define a macro that points to the array or access the array content directly.