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* Objects only represent models '''created by a script''', they do not represent objects that are part of GTA's default landscape (these belong to the "building pool"). | * Objects only represent models '''created by a script''', they do not represent objects that are part of GTA's default landscape (these belong to the "building pool"). | ||
* There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models. The alternative [[createBuilding]] function allows you to create objects that are non-dynamic. | * There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models. The alternative [[createBuilding]] function allows you to create objects that are non-dynamic, utilizing the GTA Building pool, which makes better use of memory. | ||
* The [[createObject]] function can also create non-dynamic objects, but for optimization reasons '''it is recommended to spawn [[building|Buildings]] when creating static objects that don't rely on the [[Dimension]] system''' (buildings don't use the same MTA object-streaming system). | * The [[createObject]] function can also create non-dynamic objects, but for optimization reasons '''it is recommended to spawn [[building|Buildings]] when creating static objects that don't rely on the [[Dimension]] system''' (buildings don't use the same MTA object-streaming system). | ||
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Important info about Objects
- Objects only represent models created by a script, they do not represent objects that are part of GTA's default landscape (these belong to the "building pool").
- There is a distinction in GTA: San Andreas between static and dynamic models. The alternative createBuilding function allows you to create objects that are non-dynamic, utilizing the GTA Building pool, which makes better use of memory.
- The createObject function can also create non-dynamic objects, but for optimization reasons it is recommended to spawn Buildings when creating static objects that don't rely on the Dimension system (buildings don't use the same MTA object-streaming system).