[webby]

So, I've started my server (on Linux) with 0.3DL SA-MP version and I have the Liberty City map loaded too. The map is good, the models are loading and everything, but there are some places where objects doesn't load (appear) and I don't know why.

Down below you have some screenshots of the problem:

[img] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen.../sa-mp-665.png [/img]

And some of the buildings look like the white building in the front:
[img] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen.../sa-mp-667.png [/img]
[img] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen.../sa-mp-668.png [/img]

[img] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen.../sa-mp-666.png [/img]

I'm using the last version of Streamer plugin and I'm not receiving any errors.

[PepsiCola23]

did you try loading the map on map editor and see if the objects that are missing are actually where they should be?

[webby]

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Originally Posted by PepsiCola23 did you try loading the map on map editor and see if the objects that are missing are actually where they should be?

On the Windows version is all good. I don't know why on Linux version this problem persists.

[PepsiCola23]

they dont appear at all?even if you step a few meters near them?

also,are you using CreateObject or Dynamic ones?

[webby]

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Originally Posted by PepsiCola23 they dont appear at all?even if you step a few meters near them? also,are you using CreateObject or Dynamic ones?

I'm using CreateDynamicObject.

[PepsiCola23]

so if you go straight into them are they appearing or not?

[webby]

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Originally Posted by PepsiCola23 so if you go straight into them are they appearing or not?

Not.

[NaS]

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Originally Posted by webby On the Windows version is all good. I don't know why on Linux version this problem persists.

Windows isn't case sensitive, while Linux is.

If you have a model named "MyModel.dll" and load it using "mymodel.dff" it will work on Windows, but not on Linux.

Check the server log for model loading errors.

What you can do is simply rename all models to lower case and do the same for the code that loads it or artconfig.txt.

You can g00gle for batch code that renames all files in a directory to lower-case and use a Text Editor like Sublime Text to do the same for the code.

[webby]

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Originally Posted by NaS Windows isn't case sensitive, while Linux is. If you have a model named "MyModel.dll" and load it using "mymodel.dff" it will work on Windows, but not on Linux. Check the server log for model loading errors. What you can do is simply rename all models to lower case and do the same for the code that loads it or artconfig.txt. You can g00gle for batch code that renames all files in a directory to lower-case and use a Text Editor like Sublime Text to do the same for the code.

Thank you very much!