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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:

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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]]