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TheNormalnij: Dynamic models update

2025-01-05T13:30:08Z

Dynamic models update

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	* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]] (which are missing these features).		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]] (which are missing these features).

	* Buildings ~~cannot~~ be created with dynamic object model IDs ~~(like a door that opens when you push it)~~, they ~~are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests~~. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a ~~dynamic object model, which '''~~can only be spawned''' using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe)] is a static object model, which should be created with [[~~createBuilding~~]].		* Buildings can be created with dynamic object model IDs, but they won't have any physical interaction. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a door that can only be opened if created with [[createObject]].

	* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.		* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.

Fernando187: Typos improve

2024-10-22T22:28:13Z

Typos improve

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	* Buildings can only be created inside regular GTA:SA Map Boundaries (X between -3000 and 3000; Y between -3000 and 3000). Use [[createObject]] to spawn objects outside these normal limits. '''This limitation is probably going to stop existing in the near future.'''		* Buildings can only be created inside regular GTA:SA Map Boundaries (X between -3000 and 3000; Y between -3000 and 3000). Use [[createObject]] to spawn objects outside these normal limits. '''This limitation is probably going to stop existing in the near future.'''

	* Created buildings can have '''LOD models'''~~, which can be spawned~~ using [[createBuilding]], then ~~using~~ [[setLowLODElement]] ~~you will~~ associate it with a non-LOD building element created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] ~~also~~ works for buildings.		* Created buildings can have '''LOD models'''. The procedure is as follows: spawn the LOD building using [[createBuilding]], then use [[setLowLODElement]] to associate it with the non-LOD building element you created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] works for buildings.

	* Buildings cannot appear ~~only~~ in certain [[Dimension\|~~dimensions~~]]. Function [[setElementDimension]] ~~will return~~ false on any building. A building is created in a specific [[Interior\|interior world]] (such as 0, the main world), like the default GTA:SA landscape objects. All '''buildings appear in EVERY DIMENSION'''.		* Buildings cannot appear in certain a [[Dimension\|dimension]], and not show in others. Function [[setElementDimension]] returns false on any building. A building is created in a specific [[Interior\|interior world]] (such as 0, the main world), like the default GTA:SA landscape objects. All '''buildings appear in EVERY DIMENSION'''.

Fernando187: /* 48px Important info about Buildings */

2024-10-22T22:24:57Z

48px Important info about Buildings

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	* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]] (which are missing these features).		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]] (which are missing these features).

	* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which '''can only be spawned''' using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is ~~non-dynamic]~~, it should be created with [[createBuilding]].		* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which '''can only be spawned''' using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe)] is a static object model, which should be created with [[createBuilding]].

	* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.		* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.

Fernando187: /* 48px Important info about Buildings */

2024-10-22T22:24:06Z

48px Important info about Buildings

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	* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]] (which are missing these features).		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]] (which are missing these features).

	* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which '''can only be spawned''' using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], ~~you can spawn~~ it with [[createBuilding]].		* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which '''can only be spawned''' using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], it should be created with [[createBuilding]].

	* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.		* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.

Fernando187: Typos

2024-10-22T22:22:53Z

Typos

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	<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>		<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>
	== [[File:Dialog-warning.svg\|48px]] Important info about [[Building\|Buildings]] ==		== [[File:Dialog-warning.svg\|48px]] Important info about [[Building\|Buildings]] ==
	* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which are missing these features).		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]] (which are missing these features).

			* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which '''can only be spawned''' using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], you can spawn it with [[createBuilding]].

	* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.		* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.

	* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which can be spawned using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], you can use it with [[createBuilding]].		* Buildings can only be created inside regular GTA:SA Map Boundaries (X between -3000 and 3000; Y between -3000 and 3000). Use [[createObject]] to spawn objects outside these normal limits. '''This limitation is probably going to stop existing in the near future.'''

	* Buildings can only be created inside regular GTA:SA Map Boundaries (X between -3000 and 3000; Y between -3000 and 3000). Use [[createObject]] to spawn objects outside these normal limits.

	* Created buildings can have '''LOD models''', which ~~is possible~~ using [[createBuilding]] ~~to spawn the LOD building~~, then [[setLowLODElement]] to associate it with a non-LOD building element created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] ~~affects~~ buildings ~~too~~.		* Created buildings can have '''LOD models''', which can be spawned using [[createBuilding]], then using [[setLowLODElement]] you will associate it with a non-LOD building element created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] also works for buildings.

	* Buildings cannot ~~change~~ [[Dimension\|~~dimension~~]]. Function [[setElementDimension]] will return false on any building. A building is created in a specific [[Interior\|interior world]], like the default GTA:SA landscape objects. All '''buildings appear in EVERY DIMENSION'''.		* Buildings cannot appear only in certain [[Dimension\|dimensions]]. Function [[setElementDimension]] will return false on any building. A building is created in a specific [[Interior\|interior world]] (such as 0, the main world), like the default GTA:SA landscape objects. All '''buildings appear in EVERY DIMENSION'''.

Fernando187: typo

2024-10-22T14:23:16Z

typo

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	* Created buildings can have '''LOD models''', which is possible using [[createBuilding]] to spawn the LOD building, then [[setLowLODElement]] to associate it with a non-LOD building element created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] affects buildings too.		* Created buildings can have '''LOD models''', which is possible using [[createBuilding]] to spawn the LOD building, then [[setLowLODElement]] to associate it with a non-LOD building element created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] affects buildings too.

	* Buildings cannot change [[Dimension\|dimension]]. Function [[setElementDimension]] will return false on any building. A building is created in a specific [[Interior\|interior world]], like the default GTA:SA landscape objects. All '''buildings appear in ~~ANY~~ DIMENSION'''.		* Buildings cannot change [[Dimension\|dimension]]. Function [[setElementDimension]] will return false on any building. A building is created in a specific [[Interior\|interior world]], like the default GTA:SA landscape objects. All '''buildings appear in EVERY DIMENSION'''.

Fernando187: add icon

2024-10-22T13:49:18Z

add icon

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	<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>		<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>
	== Important ~~information~~ about [[Building\|~~buildings~~]]: ==		== [[File:Dialog-warning.svg\|48px]] Important info about [[Building\|Buildings]] ==
	* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which are missing these features).		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which are missing these features).

Fernando187 at 13:48, 22 October 2024

2024-10-22T13:48:08Z

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	* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which are missing these features).		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which are missing these features).

	* Using buildings for ~~exterior~~ mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.		* Using buildings for mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.

	* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which can be spawned using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], you can use it with [[createBuilding]].		* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which can be spawned using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], you can use it with [[createBuilding]].

Fernando187: edit part about dimension

2024-10-22T13:44:15Z

edit part about dimension

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	<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>		<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>
	== Important information about [[Building\|buildings]]: ==		== Important information about [[Building\|buildings]]: ==
	* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which ~~can be created in any [[Dimension\|dimension]]~~).		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which are missing these features).

	* Using buildings for exterior mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.		* Using buildings for exterior mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.
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	* Created buildings can have '''LOD models''', which is possible using [[createBuilding]] to spawn the LOD building, then [[setLowLODElement]] to associate it with a non-LOD building element created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] affects buildings too.		* Created buildings can have '''LOD models''', which is possible using [[createBuilding]] to spawn the LOD building, then [[setLowLODElement]] to associate it with a non-LOD building element created beforehand. LOD model distance changed with [[engineSetModelLODDistance]] affects buildings too.

	* Buildings cannot ~~be created outside~~ [[Dimension\|dimension]] 0. Function [[setElementDimension]] will return false on any building.		* Buildings cannot change [[Dimension\|dimension]]. Function [[setElementDimension]] will return false on any building. A building is created in a specific [[Interior\|interior world]], like the default GTA:SA landscape objects. All '''buildings appear in ANY DIMENSION'''.

Fernando187 at 11:41, 14 October 2024

2024-10-14T11:41:10Z

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	<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>		<noinclude>This template is used on [[Building]] and related pages. <hr></noinclude>
	== Important information about [[Building\|buildings]]: ==		== Important information about [[Building\|buildings]]: ==
	* ~~Buildings are essentially the same as objects, but internally (~~in GTA: San Andreas ~~game logic) they~~ use a separate streaming system ~~that is not affected by~~ [[Object\|~~MTA objects~~]], which can be created in any [[Dimension\|dimension]] ~~unlike buildings~~. ~~In terms of performance, using~~ buildings for exterior mapping is more optimized than objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.		* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models (these use a separate streaming system). Examples of buildings include building models, roads, and terrain. Objects created as [[Building\|Buildings]] can contain '''glass''' and '''shadows''', unlike those created as [[Object\|Objects]](which can be created in any [[Dimension\|dimension]]).

			* Using buildings for exterior mapping is more optimized than using objects. Gains in FPS can be noticed in areas where a lot of objects were replaced with buildings of this new system.

	* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which can be spawned using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], you can use it with [[createBuilding]].		* Buildings cannot be created with dynamic object model IDs (like a door that opens when you push it), they are meant to be used for static objects, mainly buildings as the name suggests. For example, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/1502-Gen_doorINT04/ object ID 1502 (Gen_doorINT04)] is a dynamic object model, which can be spawned using [[createObject]]. On the other hand, [https://dev.prineside.com/en/gtasa_samp_model_id/model/3556-compmedhos3_LAe/ object ID 3556 (compmedhos3_LAe) is non-dynamic], you can use it with [[createBuilding]].