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=Making MTA work with handling.cfg= | =Making MTA work with handling.cfg= | ||
MTA ignores the GTA file data/handling.cfg because of the custom handling functions. | MTA ignores the GTA file data/handling.cfg because of the custom handling functions, and for fair play reasons (so that clients have no power over vehicle handlings, it's default unless the server decides otherwise). | ||
There are two ways to get a custom handling.cfg working in MTA: | There are two ways to get a custom handling.cfg working in MTA: | ||
Revision as of 06:41, 14 April 2021
Making MTA work with handling.cfg
MTA ignores the GTA file data/handling.cfg because of the custom handling functions, and for fair play reasons (so that clients have no power over vehicle handlings, it's default unless the server decides otherwise).
There are two ways to get a custom handling.cfg working in MTA:
Easy way
To load custom handling.cfg, follow these steps:
- Download the Handling Loader resource
- Unzip handling_loader.zip contents into server/mods/deathmatch/resources/handling_loader/
- Start server, or type refresh into the server console
- (Optional) Copy the global handling.cfg into server/mods/deathmatch/resources/handling_loader/
- (Optional) Tell clients to put their personalized handling.cfg into MTA San Andreas 1.6\mods\deathmatch\resources\handling_loader\
- Start Handling Loader with the command start handling_loader
The server handling.cfg will apply to everyone on the server. (If installed)
The customized handling lines of the player installed handling.cfg will only apply to the cars that player drives.