[Abagail]

Okay, so I am just starting to map and was wondering what yal use for mapping? Whats best? MTA, JernelJ's Map Editor? I really would like to know what yal use for your mappings before I start making a huge mapping and figure out the map editor sucks, ;p

[Matt]

Jernej's! For some it's hard but for a person like me, I understand it better and I'm pretty good with using it.

[Si|ent]

Jernejl's is all you need. If you are a novice you can use it in a basic fashion. If you are more experienced (or simply able to learn) it has many advanced features

[FaceTutorialz]

MTA for a start, you can use Jernejl's later, unless you want to go overkill and learn it all at once.

[Nightcell]

Jernejl's is awesome overall, I've been using it since I begun mapping.

[Pottus]

I make all my own mapping tools because I've never liked any map editors that were released, as far as I go is using Jernejl's for removing objects. I like it this way because if I need a feature I can develop it myself which is usually quickly. I prefer to map in game so I can test everything during creation a "what you see is what you get" approach.

Texture Studio 1.3 will be released in a few days (GUI is being built)

[Flake.]

I use Jernejl's for mapping, getting look at cords, attaching objects to vehicles and even making graphics for my website (Using the stream distance with some edited configs)

[V1ceC1ty]

There is 0 reason to use MTA. Jernejl's SA-MP map editor is much better in every way.

[LeGGGeNNdA]

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Originally Posted by Si|ent Jernejl's is all you need. If you are a novice you can use it in a basic fashion. If you are more experienced (or simply able to learn) it has many advanced features

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[kurta999]

MTA.

Easy, fast and accurate.