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-- Retrieve the blip's size into the variable 'blipSize' -- If the blip's size wasn't 2 (the default size) already

Ez a function 3D-s vonalat rajzol a 3D-s világ két pontja között - egy képkocka erejéig van kirajzolva. Ezt az A 3D-s vonalak egy adott helyen vannak rajzolva a [[Game_Processing_Order|játékf

...we invert (toggle) the variable, so if it's false, it becomes true, if it's true, it becomes false.

...les will be invalidated during the restart, though of course, the resource's name will not.}} -- if it's running,

...or is fully spun up. Higher values than normal will not affect the vehicle's handling. Negative values are allowed and will make the rotor spin in the o This example changes the rotor speed of the vehicle the player is in, if it's a helicopter or plane.

*** '''checkBuildings''': allows the shoot to be blocked by GTA's internally placed buildings, i.e. the world map. *** '''checkDummies''': allows the shoot to be blocked by GTA's internal dummies. These are not used in the current MTA version so this arg

This function gets a setting's value, or a group of settings' values, from the [[settings system|settings *the list of the script's resource settings if an empty string is passed.

*'''x:''' A float of the 2D x position of the window on a player's screen. This is affected by the ''relative'' argument. *'''y:''' A float of the 2D y position of the window on a player's screen. This is affected by the ''relative'' argument.

This function returns the position of the specified marker's target, the position it points to. This only works for checkpoint markers a Returns three ''float''s if a target is set, or ''false'' in the first variable and ''nil'' in the t

This function is used to forcefully show a player's radar map. Returns ''true'' if the player's radar map was forced on, ''false'' otherwise.

This resource is designed to allow you to create directX GUI's as an alternative to the original MTA:SA GUI functions. ...ibrary easier to use and understand, I choose to follow the usage of cegui's.

This example will create a blip and make your blip on top of all other blip's. ...outputChatBox("*INFO: #ffff00" .. getPlayerName(thePlayer) .. "'s blip is now on top of your blip!",v,255,0,0,true)

...uld be the argument's name as in the argument list above, NOT the argument's data type --> ...status = isElementAttached ( thePlayer ) -- call the function and store it's result in the 'status' variable

Returns ''true'' if the gui element's alpha was successfully changed, ''false'' otherwise. This creates a GUI window and allows a player to change it's alpha (the visibleness/transparency) value with a command.

outputChatBox("Looks like it's going to be a rainy day!",255,130,130,false) outputChatBox("Looks like it's going to be a rainy day!",player,255,130,130,false)

...uld be the argument's name as in the argument list above, NOT the argument's data type --> Returns a string containing the requested element's text, or false if the dgs element passed to the function is invalid.

Returns 3 [[Float|floats]] indicating the position X, Y and Z of the vehicle's dummy. It returns ''false'' otherwise. This is a command to get the position of the player's vehicle dummy position specified as an argument.

Returns an ''integer'' indicating the camera's interior, ''false'' if the argument is invalid. Returns an ''integer'' indicating the camera's interior, ''false'' if the argument is invalid.

Returns a [[string]] indicating the ped's move state, or ''false'' if the ped is not streamed in, the movement type i outputChatBox( playerName .. "'s current moveState is: " .. moveState, 0, 150, 0, true )