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...pearing not to load them at all. Refer to the second example on that page, it's a client-side function and cannot be used next to assignLOD.}} local lod = createObject(getElementModel(element),0, 0 ,0, 0, 0, 0, true)

...s not fully visible. If a low LOD element is assigned to several elements, it will be displayed when any of these elements are not fully visible. objNormal = createObject ( 3620, x,y,z,0,0,0 )

...example checks if the object created is breakable and if it is then breaks it. local object = createObject (id, x, y, z)

...example checks if the object created is breakable and if it is then breaks it. local object = createObject (id, x, y, z)

...lly creates an object then get's the mass and set's its mass 300 more than it's original mass, then tell the client the old and new mass of the object. <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">local object = createObject(1225,0,0,3)

...lly creates an object then get's the mass and set's its mass 300 more than it's original mass, then tell the client the old and new mass of the object. <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">local object = createObject(1337,0,0,3)

* ''false'' if it can't or if invalid arguments are passed. This example creates an object when the resource starts and sets it to be breakable.

sm.object1 = createObject(1337, x1, y1, z1) sm.object2 = createObject(1337, x1t, y1t, z1t)

...and named ''getscale'' which creates an object and prints out the scale of it. local theObject = createObject(1337, getElementPosition(localPlayer))

...ot virtualized (streamed out from GTA) when the player moves far away from it. This function only works in elements with a physical representation in the ...he same type or not) to stream out, GTA will always try to render them, so it can cause a noticeable FPS drop.}}

obj = createObject( modelId, x,y,z ) objLOD = createObject( modelIdLOD, x,y,z, 0, 0, 0, true )

myobject = createObject ( 5822, -1084.52, -1634.81, 76.36 ) ...- Choose a random number between 1 and 18000 as a whole integer and assign it to

This example creates an antenna, and changes the size of it. local antennaObject = createObject(1595, x + 2, y, z)

This function attempts to read a double (native type) from a file and return it. The amount of bytes read should be eight. Returns a double if it was successfully read from the file, '''false''' otherwise.

This function attempts to read a double (native type) from a file and return it. The amount of bytes read should be eight. Returns a double if it was successfully read from the file, '''false''' otherwise.

...tType(ban))--if the argument is not a ban, then checks its type and output it into the chat box. local object = createObject(2600,0,0,0)

...el (of a bed) near a player called ''someguy'', if they exist in the game. It will then move the model towards the player over 3 seconds. bed = createObject ( 1700, x + 5, y, z )

This function takes two sets of XYZ coordinates. It returns the 3D direction from point A to point B. This can for example be u This command makes the player's vehicle to rotate at vehicle near it.

local claymoreObject = createObject ( 1945, x, y, z - 1, 0, 0, 90 ) --create an object which looks like a claym ...tData ( claymoreCol , "type", "claymore" ) --store the type of colshape so it can be retrieved

local theGun = createObject(358, 0, 0, 0) local thePara = createObject(371, 0, 0, 0)

destroyElement ( theZone ) -- if so, destroy it local claymoreObject = createObject ( 1945, x, y, z - 1, 0, 0, 90 ) --create an object which looks like a claym

This function destroys an [[element]] and all elements within it in the hierarchy (its children, the children of those children etc). [[play ...successfully, ''false'' if either the element passed to it was invalid or it could not be destroyed for some other reason (for example, clientside destr

...unction creates a camera object at a specified location in the game world. It then sets up a timer to check the speed of all vehicles in the game every s local camera = createObject(modelId, x, y, z)

* ''"OutElastic"'' can define ''fEasingPeriod'' and ''fEasingAmplitude'' so it can be used with ''getEasingValue( fProgress, "OutElastic", 0.3, 1.0 )'' * ''"InBack"'' can define ''fEasingOvershoot'', but since it comes after ''fEasingPeriod'' and ''fEasingAmplitude'' in the order of para

...ator:''' the explosion's simulated creator, the [[player]] responsible for it. local claymoreObject = createObject ( 1945, x, y, z - 1, 0, 0, 90 ) --create an object which looks like a claym

mainObject = createObject ( 17050, mainPos[1], mainPos[2], mainPos[3], mainRot[1], mainRot[2], mainRo -- Otherwise it will look all funny

...object" individually. Instead of having to call a function and referencing it inside the call, you actually call the function INSIDE the class. ...I say ''object'', I don't mean [[createObject]] (unless I actually mention it), but to make things clearer I will avoid mentioning physical objects as I

createObject ( 1337, posX, posY, posZ ) Having read the section above it should be clear that a gamemode should always consist of two parts:

...ns that the gamemode code does not have any map-specific data hardcoded in it, like the positions of players or cars. Instead, the gamemode should be abl An obvious example of a "proper gamemode" is MTA:Race. It allows user-made maps with lots of possibilities within the .map file. To a

createObject ( 1337, posX, posY, posZ ) Having read the section above it should be clear that a gamemode should always consist of two parts:

{{IT/MainP}} [[Category:IT/Guide e tutorial]]

An obvious example of a "proper gamemode" is MTA:Race. It allows usermade maps with lots of possibilities within the .map file. To al createObject ( 1337, posX, posY, posZ )

createObject ( 1337, posX, posY, posZ ) [[it:Scrivere una gamemode]]

createObject ( 1337, posX, posY, posZ ) [[it:Scrivere una gamemode]]

createObject ( 1337, posX, posY, posZ ) [[it:Scrivere una gamemode]]

createObject ( 1337, posX, posY, posZ ) [[it:Scrivere una gamemode]]