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This page is related to the [https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-resources mtasa-resources] project, the <strong>Default Lua resources that come with the Multi Theft Auto (MTA) multiplayer mod</strong>. | This page is related to the [https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-resources mtasa-resources] project, the <strong>Default Lua resources that come with the Multi Theft Auto (MTA) multiplayer mod</strong>. | ||
{{Note|This article is currently '''Work In Progress'''}} | {{Note|This article is currently '''Work In Progress'''}} | ||
== Download == | |||
These resources are available for '''download''' as a full ZIP archive on the '''Official Resources''' webpage at https://mirror-cdn.multitheftauto.com/mtasa/resources/. You may also obtain the files by downloading the GitHub Repository as a zip archive or by cloning it to your machine using Git. | |||
== Resources == | == Resources == | ||
All resources described below can be found in the [https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-resources mtasa-resources official GitHub repository]. To learn about a resource's history and recent changes, view the '''Git Commit History''' available online. | All resources described below can be found in the [https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-resources mtasa-resources official GitHub repository]. To learn about a resource's history and recent changes, view the '''Git Commit History''' available online. | ||
=== [[File:Preferences-system.svg|48px]] Administration === | |||
=== Administration === | |||
===== [[admin]] ===== | ===== [[admin]] ===== | ||
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A general overhaul to MTA's default admin panel which is currently in development and meant to eventually replace the original admin resource. | A general overhaul to MTA's default admin panel which is currently in development and meant to eventually replace the original admin resource. | ||
===== ip2c ===== | |||
=== Gameplay === | Utility resource to find the country associated with a certain IP-address range. | ||
===== runcode ===== | |||
Runcode allows the user to quickly execute code via the use of an ingame command. Use /run [your code] for server-side or /crun [your code] for client-side code execution. Typically used for testing on development servers, not recommended for production level servers. | |||
=== [[File:Preferences-desktop-wallpaper.svg|48px]] Map Editor === | |||
===== [[editor]] ===== | |||
MTA's default map editor system, allowing you to create maps for gamemodes. | |||
===== [[edf]] ===== | |||
EDF stands for Editor Definition File. This resource is the core functionality behind .edf files. | |||
=== [[File:Input-gaming.svg|48px]] Gamemodes === | |||
===== [[resource:assault|assault]] ===== | |||
In assault one team has to fulfill certain tasks within a time limit while the other team has to prevent their opponents from completing them. | |||
===== briefcaserace ===== | |||
In briefcase race multiple teams compete to deliver briefcases to their destination. | |||
===== [[Resource:CTF|ctf]] ===== | |||
In capture the flag two or more teams compete to steal and capture the flags of the opposing teams. | |||
===== ctv ===== | |||
In capture the vehicle two or more teams compete to deliver vehicles to their home base before the opponents. | |||
===== deathmatch ===== | |||
Deathmatch is a free-for-all gamemode where the goal is to reach a certain frag limit before anyone else. | |||
===== fallout ===== | |||
In fallout players compete to stay on top of falling platforms for as long as possible. | |||
===== hay ===== | |||
In hay players attempt reach the top of a tall tower made from moving hay bales. | |||
===== play ===== | |||
MTA's default freeroam gamemode. It will spawn players around certain areas all over San Andreas and spawn in vehicles for them to explore the world with. | |||
===== [[resource:race|race]] ===== | |||
MTA's race gamemode features both checkpoint races and last-man-standing style destruction derbies. Originally created by arc_ with lots of improvements from ccw. | |||
===== [[Resource:Stealth|stealth]] ===== | |||
The stealth gamemode features noise and stealth mechanics as well as many gadgets players can choose from. Two teams compete to be the last one standing. Originally created by slothman and talidan. | |||
===== tdm ===== | |||
A basic team deathmatch mode where two teams compete to reach a given frag limit before the other. | |||
===== tdma ===== | |||
Team death match arena is another team death match gamemode. It functions similarly to 'tdm' but is usually played on smaller, more concealed maps with spawn points establishing a clear frontline separating the teams. | |||
=== [[File:Input-gaming.svg|48px]] Gameplay === | |||
===== deathpickups ===== | ===== deathpickups ===== | ||
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===== freeroam ===== | ===== freeroam ===== | ||
Freeroam provides players with a simple to use GUI window to do simple things like teleport, spawn vehicles or weapons, select a skin or play animations. It's used by the 'play'-gamemode. | |||
===== gps ===== | ===== gps ===== | ||
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===== [[hedit]] ===== | ===== [[hedit]] ===== | ||
Powerful in-game handling editor to adjust various vehicle handling properties in real-time. | Powerful in-game handling editor to adjust various vehicle handling properties in real-time. | ||
===== mapfixes ===== | |||
Patches some flaws in the default MTA world, caused by missing objects that would usually be loaded in the singleplayer game via mission-scripts. | |||
===== [[Resource:Realdriveby|realdriveby]] ===== | ===== [[Resource:Realdriveby|realdriveby]] ===== | ||
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GUI browser to find and play sound effects from GTA:SA's sound banks. After starting the resource use /sfxbrowser to open. | GUI browser to find and play sound effects from GTA:SA's sound banks. After starting the resource use /sfxbrowser to open. | ||
=== [[File:Preferences-system-windows.svg|48px]] Managers === | |||
=== Managers === | |||
===== [[helpmanager]] ===== | ===== [[helpmanager]] ===== | ||
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A resource to provide servers with the ability to start and process votes like mapvotes, kickvotes and more. | A resource to provide servers with the ability to start and process votes like mapvotes, kickvotes and more. | ||
== Development == | == Development == | ||
The [https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-resources mtasa-resources] project is open source. Contributions can be done in various ways: not only with code, but also with documentation and bug reporting, for example. | The [https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-resources mtasa-resources] project is open source. Contributions can be done in various ways: not only with code, but also with documentation and bug reporting, for example. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:00, 3 September 2024
This page is related to the mtasa-resources project, the Default Lua resources that come with the Multi Theft Auto (MTA) multiplayer mod.
Download
These resources are available for download as a full ZIP archive on the Official Resources webpage at https://mirror-cdn.multitheftauto.com/mtasa/resources/. You may also obtain the files by downloading the GitHub Repository as a zip archive or by cloning it to your machine using Git.
Resources
All resources described below can be found in the mtasa-resources official GitHub repository. To learn about a resource's history and recent changes, view the Git Commit History available online.
Administration
admin
MTA's default admin panel. Originally created by lil_Toady.
admin2
A general overhaul to MTA's default admin panel which is currently in development and meant to eventually replace the original admin resource.
ip2c
Utility resource to find the country associated with a certain IP-address range.
runcode
Runcode allows the user to quickly execute code via the use of an ingame command. Use /run [your code] for server-side or /crun [your code] for client-side code execution. Typically used for testing on development servers, not recommended for production level servers.
Map Editor
editor
MTA's default map editor system, allowing you to create maps for gamemodes.
edf
EDF stands for Editor Definition File. This resource is the core functionality behind .edf files.
Gamemodes
assault
In assault one team has to fulfill certain tasks within a time limit while the other team has to prevent their opponents from completing them.
briefcaserace
In briefcase race multiple teams compete to deliver briefcases to their destination.
ctf
In capture the flag two or more teams compete to steal and capture the flags of the opposing teams.
ctv
In capture the vehicle two or more teams compete to deliver vehicles to their home base before the opponents.
deathmatch
Deathmatch is a free-for-all gamemode where the goal is to reach a certain frag limit before anyone else.
fallout
In fallout players compete to stay on top of falling platforms for as long as possible.
hay
In hay players attempt reach the top of a tall tower made from moving hay bales.
play
MTA's default freeroam gamemode. It will spawn players around certain areas all over San Andreas and spawn in vehicles for them to explore the world with.
race
MTA's race gamemode features both checkpoint races and last-man-standing style destruction derbies. Originally created by arc_ with lots of improvements from ccw.
stealth
The stealth gamemode features noise and stealth mechanics as well as many gadgets players can choose from. Two teams compete to be the last one standing. Originally created by slothman and talidan.
tdm
A basic team deathmatch mode where two teams compete to reach a given frag limit before the other.
tdma
Team death match arena is another team death match gamemode. It functions similarly to 'tdm' but is usually played on smaller, more concealed maps with spawn points establishing a clear frontline separating the teams.
Gameplay
deathpickups
This resource will spawn weapon pickups near player corpses after they died.
defaultstats
While running, this resource will make sure to give players maximum stats for stamina, weapon skills and more.
freeroam
Freeroam provides players with a simple to use GUI window to do simple things like teleport, spawn vehicles or weapons, select a skin or play animations. It's used by the 'play'-gamemode.
gps
GPS is able to calculate and display the quickest road path between two points on the map. Use /path2 [x] [y] [z] with your desired destination coordinates to receive directions on your mini-map.
headshot
While this resource is running a single shot to a player's head will result in an instant kill.
hedit
Powerful in-game handling editor to adjust various vehicle handling properties in real-time.
mapfixes
Patches some flaws in the default MTA world, caused by missing objects that would usually be loaded in the singleplayer game via mission-scripts.
realdriveby
Enables advanced drive-bys with more weapons and configurable restrictions. Originally created by talidan.
reload
Enables players to reload their current weapon with a configurable (default 'r') key.
sfxbrowser
GUI browser to find and play sound effects from GTA:SA's sound banks. After starting the resource use /sfxbrowser to open.
Managers
helpmanager
A GUI-interface meant to provide a central location for other resources to provide helpful insight on how to use them.
mapcycler
Enables servers to cycle between select lists of maps and gamemodes automatically.
votemanager
A resource to provide servers with the ability to start and process votes like mapvotes, kickvotes and more.
Development
The mtasa-resources project is open source. Contributions can be done in various ways: not only with code, but also with documentation and bug reporting, for example.
Contributing
Everyone is welcome to participate in improving the resource pack. Read more about the development process here: Default resources - Contributing