I visit this forum occasionally (more often recently) but a quiet forum is a lonely place and it can be discouraging so I thought i would make a new topic to express my appreciation and thanks for this project and what the Open.MP team are doing - because the work you're doing is important and many of us are watching and waiting.  Perhaps all the activity is on Discord or your social media platforms but I like message boards so I'm going to make this topic and express my thoughts the old fashioned way on a forum, the original gangster.  So I'm here to write about my favourite PC game - yes it's just a game but GTA: San Andreas is special and for many of us it was part of our childhood.  But for me I also associate SA:MP with some of the best years of my life.  Looking back into the past I can honestly say that no other game or online multiplayer experience compares to the great times I had back then.  And that's what I would like to write about here (and probably much more) so prepare yourselves for a really long read, sorry it's just my style.

I come here to check for new information and to maintain some connection to a SA:MP community and I know the feeling of seeing a message board that doesn't have much activity as I'm an administrator of another forum that's been abandoned except for a couple of ocassional visitors.  I registered here recently and this is my first submission but I bought GTA San Andreas in 2007 and I've been involved in SA:MP since 2008 so I'm a veteran.

But before I continue I just wanted to say thank you to the Open.MP team and for all your own contributions to this project.  I recently returned to SA:MP so I'm not familiar with all your names but I remember Y_Less from the early days obviously, he's like the celebrity rock star of SA:MP and I'm amazed by the Open.MP team's programming knowledge it's well beyond my own capabilities.  I don't really understand most of what you discuss when it regards programming but I've been coding (or scripting as we used to say) since 2009 and I'm still doing it now when I can in the evenings and when I'm not working in a job that I sometimes think is just an inconvenient distraction - but it pays and I need the money.

I'm probably older than most people still doing things with SA:MP today and was likely to be older than most players when I started back in 2007.  It's a gaming experience that pulls you back and the nostalgia doesn't diminish as the years pass by.  I think it's the potential of SA:MP/Open.MP that is so interesting and basically it's just a great game and even more when you understand what can be done with some programming knowledge.  I associate the world of San Andreas (and Los Santos in particular) with many special memories and better times in my life.

GTA: San Andreas is a world in which you can step back into and forget about your worries and that's a good thing to do sometimes.  Many years ago I would play SA:MP for so long into the night that I would begin to imagine it was real life.  What I mean by that is that, even now, I can almost imagine Los Santos as a location that exists somewhere because I have recollections of moments in so many places.  I can drive along streets of Los Santos and still remember what happened there, right there under that golden sunshine where my radio played those great songs with the echos of gun battles going on around me.  Or standing on a hill near Mount Chilliad, that was where I once ran with others pretending we were being chased by a bear, but we escaped the beast and had to wait for another friend to come and pick us up "bring a four door car!" we'd shout.  Or witnessing a huge gathering of players waiting for a bus ride to Las Venturas, we all get on and have an adventure.  Even at obscure and remote places things happened that I still smile about now, recollections return to mind of a funny event on a street corner or of meeting someone in a shop that I would help that couldn't type English well in chat, he became a regular player and improved his language skills but like so many other players they're all gone now.

Moving from the single player experience to playing online was really exciting, honestly I still remember the feeling of connecting to a server for the first time.  The sense of so much potential and adventure was incredible, sharing experiences together with real people.  For months I had been playing the single player missions alone and to experience the same cities and familiar locations with actual players was really strange.  One of the first servers I started playing on regularly was a role playing server with freeroam aspects.  Even now around 15 years later I still code and develop a server swith the same kind of social and economic system.  I’ve hosted many servers and managed teams, administrated a couple of forums too but like many veterans from the early days, life has a way of eventually taking your attention away.  Perhaps some of us wanted to move on and do something else, some of us needed to grow up or take a break, start a job or make a family.  Yet I often regret leaving SA:MP and I'm missed it since to be honest.  As I mentioned earlier when I began playing I was probably older than most players but I’ve now reached my forties, are there many of us here that old?  I could type up many paragraphs (and have in the past on other forums) about my memories and experiences on San Andreas Multiplayer but I will say that after all that time I still can’t compare the depth and nostalgia of SA-MP to any other games, the game occupied a special time in my earlier life that I really miss.

What frustrates me most now is that I can’t devote as much time as I would like to programming and playing on SA-MP but I do try to do something regular that contributes to my own server project.  One night I might spend time making an object map or another evening I may work on trying to fix a mission that isn’t working correctly, another day could be spent typing up /help guidance into dialog boxes or setting up some nice scenes with interpolating cameras.  Often I think about ideas before sleep and I can honestly say I’ve kept myself awake going over the possibilities of new features but that’s what this game does for me, it still interests me all these years later.  I hope some of you can relate to the fascination and attraction of SA-MP and it’s great that Open.MP exists to provide the potential for life to return and continue across San Andreas for many thousands of players.

I first started managing a server back in 2009 (with average players being around 30 and peaking at 100) then I ‘retired’ in 2011.  Last year I opened a small server for a short time, a project which I had worked on for many years.  I could only keep the server online for about 2 weeks and I never got more than 10 players really but the experience was useful for me in seeing how SA-MP had changed and in some unfortunate ways how it hadn’t changed.  But I realised that my server was never going to be online for long.  Three reasons really, the first was I couldn’t find anyone else to help manage and moderate the server - it's difficult to find friends that you can trust and that can give enough time online.  And those you know that could do the job well are usually too busy with other games or their own lives.  Secondly I encountered problems with cheaters (as usual) and finally I was uncomfortable paying so much money for a ‘hosted tab’ listed server - even with the average financial resources of an adult I feel it’s too much to pay and that servers regardless of standards should be able to get online at minimal or no cost (beyond hosting) which is why I’m greatly encouraged by Open Multiplayer, it’s a great project with a nice team of people, many of whom have talent and ability far beyond my capabilities.

So I will end my introduction soon and just say a few more things.  As well as introducing me to lots of great music because of listening to the radio stations of GTA, the game itself (and the friends I made playing it) helped and inspired me to create digital art which I intend to submit here on the forum.  But in conclusion I still miss those days of moderating message boards, creating graphics, programming in pawn and managing servers; it was an amazing combination of interests to experience during the best days of SA-MP.  I wish for such great days to return with Open.MP - thanks for reading.

(If anyone reading this is interested, I've added some images from my own untitled server project which may launch soon but is waiting for the Open.MP client release.

Hello, I can't use file FCNPC.inc for my project.
Here I show the log:
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_Destroy
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_UseInfiniteAmmo
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_SetWeapon
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_SetVirtualWorld
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_SetInvulnerable
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_Spawn
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_GetPosition
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_IsValid
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] Function not registered: FCNPC_GetPluginVersion
[2023-03-15T23:39:32-0300] [Error] File or function is not found

Hello, I am searching for Everystuff Resurrection , but i can't find it 
anyone have it here, please send me in discord..

Moin ich habe mal mein SA-MP Script genommen und wollte es mit open mp testen
script startet auch auch alle plugins laden wenn ich mich dann einloggen will heißt es aber immer falsches passwort angeblich auch ein neuen account habe ich erstellt mit dem pw omgomg und nach relog geht auch omgomg nicht und wäre auch angeblich falsch dabei wird das passwort beim neu erstellen auch normal in die datenbank geschrieben muss ich was aktivieren ist da was neues drin was diese verhindert ? ich habe nur eine warnung drin das ssh256 veraltet ist jedoch ist ja nur ein warning und kein error und möchte es noch so belassen also woran kann das liegen das dort nun login nicht mehr geht was auf samp normal geht ?

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Hello, I don't know if you can help me with this, it is the following:

When I create a Dealership with the /adddealership command, a few seconds pass and the server crashes.

This is the command:

After a long time, I felt like doing PAWN scripting again and really wanted to develop something again. But since I thought that a complete game mode is a bit too much, I decided to use filter scripts with different systems. My first among them is this admin system, which is bilingual. I tried to keep the system as dynamic as possible. I'll explain what that means below. Let's start with the basic settings.

1. Required Plugins
The sscanf plugin is required. This can be downloaded here.

2. Folders and files
In order for the filter script to run properly, some folders and files are necessary in the script files. This structure is also included in the ZIP file. The required files are created by the script if they do not exist. In this way, the original state can be restored if necessary.



/scriptfiles/adminsystem/playerAdmin.ini  - This is where it is saved which player has which admin level

/scriptfiles/adminsystem/rangNames.ini - This is where the rank names are stored

/scriptfiles/adminsystem/settings.ini - The releases and general settings are saved here

/scriptfiles/adminsystem/warnings.ini - This is where player warnings are saved

/scriptfiles/adminsystem/bans - This is where player bans are stored

/scriptfiles/adminsystem/logs - Daily updated logs are saved here. The format is adminLog_DATE.txt

/scriptfiles/adminsystem/support -The tickets created are saved here on a daily basis. The format is ticketlog_DATE.txt

3. Settings
As soon as the required folders have been created and the filter script has been loaded, you can start making the general settings. These can be viewed in-game using the /settings command. This command can only be used if you are logged in as RCON Admin. This is to prevent misuse of the settings.



1. Become an admin
If this menu item is selected, the current maximum admin level is assigned to the player

2. Edit admin ranks
The rank names of the individual admin ranks can be edited under this menu item.



3. Edit max. admin ranks
The maximum admin level can be adjusted here. There is no upper limit here. All new admin ranks are automatically set to PLEASE CHANGE RANK NAME!.



4. Edit access level
This menu item can be used to specify which command is released for which rank. In this way, permissions can be changed while the server is running.



5. General Settings
The basic settings for the admin system are made here.

MAX WARNINGS = Indicates the maximum number of warnings a player can have before being automatically kicked by the system.
STACK WARNINGS = Should the warnings be stacked? Here you can specify whether this should happen. If the warnings are not stacked, the player will be kicked from the server at, for example, the 4th warning. If stacking is activated, the player will only be kicked from the server after the 6th warning. (Default settings at MAX_WARNINGS)
LOSE WARNING TIMER = Indicates the time in which a warning is cleared.
LANGUAGE = This sets the language of the admin system. Currently there is DE (German) and EN (English)
SUPVEH MODEL = The model of the support vehicle, which can be created with /supveh, can be set here



4. Overview of the commands
Commands that normal users can use

/admins
Returns an overview of currently connected team members

/supchat [text]
Creates a support ticket

/endchat
Closes a support ticket

Commands for Administrators

/kick [playerid][reason]
Kicks a player from the server

/ban [playerid][reason]
Permanently bans a player from the server

/timeban [playerid][time in minutes][reason]
Bans a player for a certain amount of time.

/unban [playername]
Unbans a player

/tp [playerid][target playerid]
Teleports a player to another player

/freeze [playerid]
Freeze or unfreeze a player

/setint [playerid][interiorid]
Changes a player's interior

/setvw [playerid][virtualworld]
Changes a player's virtual world

/supveh
Spawns a support vehicle

/spectate [playerid]
A selected player is watched here. If you re-enter the command, the viewer mode is terminated

/sethealth [playerid][amount]
Sets a player's life to a certain value

/setarmour [playerid][amount]
Sets a player's armor to a specific value

/repveh
Repairs the current vehicle. The player must be in it for this

/setweather [weatherid]
Changes the current weather

/killall
Kill all players on the server

/resetveh
Resets all unoccupied vehicles on the server

/delveh [vehicleid]
Deletes a specific vehicle

/respawnveh [vehicleid]
Respawns a specific vehicle

/getvid
Returns the current ID of the vehicle you are in

/warn [playerid][reason]
Gives the selected player a warning

/eject [playerid]
Kicks a player out of a vehicle if they are in one

/ slap [playerid]
Knocks up the selected player by +8

/cc
Cleans up the chat

/makeadmin [playerid][level]
Gives a selected player a specific rank. MAX_ADMINRANG cannot be exceeded

/getticket [id]
This accepts an open ticket

/a [text]
This allows team members to communicate with each other

/spawnveh [model]
This spawns a new vehicle

/restartserver [time in seconds]
The server will restart after the specified number of seconds.

5. Download

Quellcode: https://pastebin.com/MezvVVug
DL Link: https://dl.t4125gamer.de/SAMP/tg_adminsystem.zip

If you notice any errors or if you want more functions, please let me know. I would be happy about a rating.