"Transfender", "Wheels arch angels" and "Loco Low Co"

[Nevadura]

most of you know tuning cars in TF WAA or LCLC crashes you game...
but some of you don't!
so remember WATCH OUT!
here is a list of what you CAN tune
- Wheels
- Paintjob
- Car Color
- Nitrous Oxcide
- Car Radio
- Hydraulics

and also a list which you CAN'T tune
- Bodykits
- Spoilers
- Roof Scoops
- Side skirts
- and other visible parts except for wheels

[Nimrod]

No way u can't tell me what to do. I'm a rebel

[Nevadura]

ok, i can't

BAM now you have a free virus  (-_-')

[Nykää]

SAMP team should do script something like: If you have carmods, you can't play. With that there would be no problems like this. But I think script like that is impossible.

[Bizzie]

But I think script like that is impossible.

Possibly yes.

There's already a little protection against carmods; internal errors. Some people who install their cars with SAMI or other automatic installers tend to get internal errors in SA-MP a lot. (Though, you can get them even if you don't have modded car(s) in your SA.) However, people who install their mods manually don't usually get this error.

Full carmod-blocking could be made like this:
SA-MP.saa file would include the default filesizes of every .dff and .txd file from gta3.img. The client would compare user's gta3.img to samp.saa's filesize list, and if there would be exception, the SA-MP client would stop. The scanning could be done in-game, so the protection would not affect to loading times.

Of course, I can't really see this would be included soon, if even ever, but that's my suggestion.

[Nykää]

But I think script like that is impossible.

Possibly yes.

There's already a little protection against carmods; internal errors. Some people who install their cars with SAMI or other automatic installers tend to get internal errors in SA-MP a lot. (Though, you can get them even if you don't have modded car(s) in your SA.) However, people who install their mods manually don't usually get this error.

Full carmod-blocking could be made like this:
SA-MP.saa file would include the default filesizes of every .dff and .txd file from gta3.img. The client would compare user's gta3.img to samp.saa's filesize list, and if there would be exception, the SA-MP client would stop. The scanning could be done in-game, so the protection would not affect to loading times.

Of course, I can't really see this would be included soon, if even ever, but that's my suggestion.

Sounds good.
"Pertti was kicked. (Using carmods)"

[Jaffakeksi]

Wha? Yeastarday I tuned side skirt and spoiler to my cheetah. O_o

[Nevadura]

But I think script like that is impossible.

Possibly yes.

There's already a little protection against carmods; internal errors. Some people who install their cars with SAMI or other automatic installers tend to get internal errors in SA-MP a lot. (Though, you can get them even if you don't have modded car(s) in your SA.) However, people who install their mods manually don't usually get this error.

Full carmod-blocking could be made like this:
SA-MP.saa file would include the default filesizes of every .dff and .txd file from gta3.img. The client would compare user's gta3.img to samp.saa's filesize list, and if there would be exception, the SA-MP client would stop. The scanning could be done in-game, so the protection would not affect to loading times.

Of course, I can't really see this would be included soon, if even ever, but that's my suggestion.

it's not the mod with me, it's those n00bs who want to tune their cars..
i say we should try and make a non-mod script and a command for /addnitro or/and /addoffroad (wheels)

[SuiXide]

But I think script like that is impossible.

Possibly yes.

There's already a little protection against carmods; internal errors. Some people who install their cars with SAMI or other automatic installers tend to get internal errors in SA-MP a lot. (Though, you can get them even if you don't have modded car(s) in your SA.) However, people who install their mods manually don't usually get this error.

Full carmod-blocking could be made like this:
SA-MP.saa file would include the default filesizes of every .dff and .txd file from gta3.img. The client would compare user's gta3.img to samp.saa's filesize list, and if there would be exception, the SA-MP client would stop. The scanning could be done in-game, so the protection would not affect to loading times.

Of course, I can't really see this would be included soon, if even ever, but that's my suggestion.

it's not the mod with me, it's those n00bs who want to tune their cars..
i say we should try and make a non-mod script and a command for /addnitro or/and /addoffroad (wheels)

I agree. That'd be a good idea. And I also agree with Jaffakeksi(BTW I never knew you liked wrestling too). I've modded vehicles in SA-MP several times and nothing bad happened.

[Dan]

I currently have a modded hydra (only colours) and the only thing wrong is in debug with my charecters, but I dont care about that

[Balance]

i think that its 2 bad that u cant put spoilers and stuff in samp

[Bizzie]

i think that its 2 bad that u cant put spoilers and stuff in samp

That will be fixed in upcoming SA-MP 0.2.2.

[Bluey]

They worked in 0.1b, why don't they work now?