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Returns an integer containing the requested vehicle's ID, or false if the vehicle passed to the function is invalid.

| '''Denise's Place''' || 244.0892 || 304.8456 || 999.1484 | '''Sweet's House''' || 2525.0420 || -1679.1150 || 1015.4990

...''set'' at any point, only binded to or get'd. These are ripped from ccw's current definitions, and i cant confirm return values. I'm guessing what t Right now MTA's internal get/setControlState use analog inputs, and force them to a value o

{{ChangelogItem|1.6.0-9.22663|Removed includeLODs argument. Now it's always true}}

outputChatBox (inspect (source).."'s interior changed from "..oldInterior.." to "..newInterior)

outputChatBox (inspect (source) .. "'s dimension changed from " .. oldDimension .. " to " .. newDimension)

This function sets a [[Element/Weapon|custom weapon]]'s state.

outputChatBox("Your vehicle's gravity is: "..x.." "..y.." "..z,0,255,0)

-- Get the vehicle's position

the timer for decay of body's and pickups body's decay is 3X a round so actualy the body will disapear

Returns ''true'' if the pickup is spawned, ''false'' if it's not spawned or an invalid pickup was specified.

...]] elements that were clicked. If the player clicked on no MTA element, it's set to false. The [[event system#Event source|source]] of this event is the client's [[root element]].

This function gets Custom EditBox's sides color.

Gets the specified vehicle's current gear.

This function tells the server who's the author who made the currently running resource.

...ultiple maps; also, people can create .map files for the gamemode with MTA's map editor, which is much more convenient than writing code. Let's take a Capture the Flag gamemode as an example. A map for this gamemode nee

*'''leftElement''': the [[element]] that left the [[marker|marker's]] area.

*'''theObject / modelId:''' The [[object]] / model ID that's being checked.

...odels, specific to your server. Imagine being able to display your server's logo during gameplay on the screen. * Have up to '''4096 players''' in your Race server. That's a lot more than ''32''. You may wonder "How on earth do 4096 people fit on

...string to the chatbox. It can be specified as a message to certain player(s) or all players. '''Example 3:''' This example allows for coloured chat, according to a player's nametag. This makes use of colour coded outputs.