Hello, I was looking at the official SAMP website and noticed that a new client version has been released, now there is version R5, does anyone know what has changed?

Как добавить плагины на сервер R2? Не могу поставить плагин mysql 41-4.

Hello, good afternoon! how do I upgrade my samp server to Open MP?

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Question for y-less, did you patent the game, some time ago people leeched the sa-mp source code and some people stole it.

If you patent the game then nobody can steal your source code just like that, then you can sue them :)

Will be lots of fun to play in the future the san andreas open multiplayer game :D

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https://github.com/openmultiplayer/open.mp

Also, server version 1.0 is out with minor fixes from RC1:

• Server: Fix .so being required on Linux legacy plugins.
  
• Server: reloadfs reuses its slot to preserve filterscript order.
  
• Server: Attached objects are correctly shown to other players.
  
• Server: Fix a crash when loading invalid pawn memory.
  
• Pawn: Added GetPlayerMarkerForPlayer.
  
• Pawn: Added a_??? file wrappers.
  
• Upgrader: Supports multiple codepages.
  
• Upgrader: Exclude files.
  
• Upgrader: Full replacements report.
  

Day RPG
server28.clans.hu:7793

Happy New Year @everyone

It's here!

It's finally here!

After four years, two rewrites, arguments and drama, and countless other hurdles; it is finally here!

Release Candidate 1 (RC1) of the open.mp server.

This, hopefully, represents the final version of the code for our 1.0 release, and if everything goes smoothly with this version we will be able to finally openthe so-called open.mp in just a few days from now.

Before I get in to the meat of the release I want to first sincerely thank every member of the open.mp team for helping the mod get this far. It has not been easy, mostly because of how invested everyone truly was - we all wanted what was best for the mod, for the community, for SA:MP, for our servers, and for our players; we wouldn't have embarked on this journey if that wasn't the case. Unfortunately strong differing opinions on what is bestsometimes causes friction. But we're here now. So to all, a huge thank you:

• Amir
  
• Cheaterman
  
• Freaksken
  
• Graber
  
• Hual
  
• Josh
  
• JustMichael
  
• kseny
  
• Nexius
  
• pkfln
  
• Potassium
  
• Southclaws
  
• TommyB
  
• Y_Less
  
• Zeex
  
• And probably more...
  

• Symbol length limit increased to 64, no more OnPlyrDoTheTing to try and fit your names in. Leading to...
  
• Multiple natives decompressed - is Col short for Colour or Collision? Now you know!
  
• Tags. Tags everywhere. See the included documentation.
  
• The official includes are finally const-correct. No more complaining that some people might not have them.
  
• Compiler version updated: __nameof, __addressof, fixes, and too many more things to go in to here.
  
• switch is way faster.
  
• More warnings for previously undetected issues. The more problems the compiler can find, the fewer you need to.
  
• An upgradertool to add tags and const to user-code and fix several new warnings.
  
• More consistent naming. Every native has been closely examined and compared to ensure the maximum level of similarity and intuitiveness in naming.
  
• Added {Float, _}:... everywhere. What does this mean? It means no more format()**- think y_va but natively.
  
• -O2, the highest pawn optimisation level, works when using the new compiler and VM. Some includes may need to be updated, but some already have. To help with that...
  
• The __optimisation macro was added so code can configure itself when compiled with -O2.
  

• Component - A logical individual piece of the server, like objects or pickups. Ones you don't need don't need to be loaded.
  
• Extension - Code that extends another bit of code. You can write component extensions, but the most common ones are player extensions, which define some structure of data to be associated with a player in addition to all their normal data like health and weapons.
  
• UID - Unique IDentifier, a number that represents your component, and your component alone. This ia always required and can be got here: http://open.mp/uid
  
• Entity - A thing, usually a thing a player can interact with, and which you might have a lot of. Objects are entities, but other players are also entities, even commands in a processor could be called entities.
  
• Pool - Something that holds entities. When you have a lot you need to be able to access them by name or ID in some way, this is what a pool does.
  
• Interface - Components use an abstract base class as an interface. This declares which methods a component has, but doesn't contain the code for the methods. Interfaces are passed around so that components can communicate with each other, but implementations are kept private.
  
• SDK - The collection of all the interfaces defined by the core server.
  
• ABI - An Application Binary Interface is the way compiled code talks to other compiled code. The interfaces exported by the SDK are ABI stable, which means that using two components compiled at different times will still work together.
  
• pawn-natives - The library on which all native declarations are built. Useing a wrapper called SCRIPT_API around this library: https://github.com/openmultiplayer/pawn-natives
  
• Event - Something that happens externally. Things like players connecting and typing commands are events. Any component can define events and tell other components when those events happen.
  
• Handler - A component that wants to know when an event happens.
  

• Per-player gang zones, as were in YSF.
  
• Per-player pickups, also as in YSF.
  
• AttachPlayerObjectToPlayer.
  
• Better PawnPlus support.
  
• :memory:, and other special names support in SQLite.
  
• SQLite open flags.
  
• exclude config option to not load certain components.
  
• Show config parse errors, don't just silently fail.
  
• SDK major version check, just in case we ever make major server changes (hopefully we won't).
  

• funcidx already registered warning.
  
• GDK plugins (streamer etc) missing natives.
  
• Random crash on GMX.
  
• GDK callbacks sometimes not called.
  
• No logging when requested in SQLite component.
  
• Some settings not reset on GMX.
  
• NPCs were connecting when there were a lot done at once.
  
• .so was still needed in Linux legacy plugin names.