It suppose to show on the echo even if the nick is not registered. I never had that problem :S

Meaning for $findtok from mirc

$findtok(text,token,N,C)

Returns the position of the Nth matching token in text.



$findtok(a.b.c.d,c,1,46)        returns 3

$findtok(a.b.c.d,e,1,46)        returns $null



If you specify zero for N, it returns the total number of matching tokens.



Note: $findtokcs() is the case-sensitive version.


Use !lock <carid> and !unlock <carid>

Heres one

alias vcmp.lockcar vcmp.command set 3 $1 4
alias vcmp.unlockcar vcmp.command set 3 $1 0

elseif ($2 == !lock) {
  vcmp.lockcar $3
}
elseif ($2 == !unlock) {
  vcmp.unlockcar $3
}


Mines is:

C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTA Vice City

Make sure your "VCMP" Folder has the Vice City files.

Well, it suppose work.. unless you didnt locate the folder properly.

GTA3/LC

Locate your Vice City folder.

1st:Open your vc-mp
2nd:Goto Tools
3rd:Goto Settings
4th:Vice City Installation Location
5th:Browse for the folder
6th:Press Ok
7th:Save
8th:Try to join a server

Nah, the errors are from vc-mp everbody gets it. 0.4 version might be better.

Did you remove the vc-mp.flt and located the LC folder?

Here's a stfu from sansan, see if you can convert it.


alias vcmp.enforcestfu {
  if ($hget(stfu,$vcmp.hgetname($1)) != $null) {
    vcmp.adminchat ** Auto-Kicking $vcmp.hgetname($1) $+ ... $iif($len($hget(stfu,$vcmp.hgetname($1))) > 0,$par(User is on the STFU list for: $hget(stfu,$vcmp.hgetname($1))))
alias vcmp.addstfu { !hadd stfu $iif($vcmp.nameid($1) != $null,$vcmp.hgetname($vcmp.nameid($1)),$1) $iif($2-,$v1,stfu) | vcmp.adminchat ** Added $iif($vcmp.nameid($1) != $null,$vcmp.hgetname($vcmp.nameid($1)),$1) to the stfu list. }
alias vcmp.delstfu { !hdel stfu $iif($vcmp.nameid($1) != $null,$vcmp.hgetname($vcmp.nameid($1)),$1) | vcmp.adminchat ** Removed $iif($vcmp.nameid($1) != $null,$vcmp.hgetname($vcmp.nameid($1)),$1) from the stfu list. }

:::::::: Command ::::::::

elseif ($2 == !stfu) {
      if ($hget(vcmp,loggedin. $+ %id) < 3) vcmp.adminmsg %id You must be Admin Level 3 or higher to attempt this command.
      else {
        if ($vcmp.nameid($3) == $null) vcmp.adminmsg %id Error: Invalid ID.
        else {
          if ($hget(vcmp,loggedin. $+ %id) < $hget(vcmp,loggedin. $+ $vcmp.nameid($3))) { vcmp.adminmsg %id You can't make someone higher level admin than you stfu... | vcmp.kick %id }
          else vcmp.addstfu $vcmp.hgetname($vcmp.nameid($3))
        }
      }
    }
    elseif ($2 == !unstfu) {
      if ($hget(vcmp,loggedin. $+ %id) < 3) vcmp.adminmsg %id You must be Admin Level 3 or higher to attempt this command.
      else vcmp.delstfu $3-
    }


Put alias vcmp.enforcestfu under signals;
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Nice work

I don"t know how to put it on a site, but you can find a list of bans in your bot mirc folder. Its called "vcmp.bans" a ini file.

Use this..


alias vcmp.kicknow {
 vcmp.adminchat ** Kicking:[ $$vcmp.hgetname($vcmp.nameid($1)) ] Reason:[ $2- ]  
.timer. $+ $$vcmp.nameid($1) $+ .kick -m 1 50 vcmp.command kick $$vcmp.nameid($1)
}


Its the same thing like 0.3z. Read this;


How do I get coordinates?

Quote
What is ?build mode? and how does it work?
Build mode is a part of VC-MP where you can get coords for specific vehicles and skins.
It comes with VC-MP, so you do not need to download it from anywhere.

To activate build mode: Rename your ?gta-vc? file into ?gta-vc -d?.
Double click it (like single player) and wait till you get through the loading screen.
When that's done, simply open the chat (by clicking T), and type: /build
This will activate build mode, and your camera will not be stuck anymore.

To spawn a vehicle in build mode, do: /vehicle <VehicleIDGoesHere>
Note: Do not use < and > in the syntax! This is just for demonstration usage.
When your vehicle has been spawned, please go into it and drive it to the place desired.

To select another skin (pedestrian), do: /skin <SkinIDGoesHere>
Note: Do not use < and > in the syntax! This is just for demonstration usage.
When found the desired skin, please go to the location you'd like to get coords from.

Saving vehicle and skin coordinates:
To get your coordinates, do: /save
This will save the coordinates for your vehicles and skins. They will be saved into a newly created file in your VC-MP directory (Usually Vice City directory).
The newly created file should be having the following name: ?savedpositions?
Ignore all the zeroes in the file. Just copy the coordinates and put them into the server configuration file, ?config?. Ofcourse you should know where to place them exactly, as vehicles and skins both have a specific syntax in the file.

Attention: After editing your ?gta-vc? file into ?gta-vc -d?, VC-MP will be unable to run. In order to make it run, change it back to default. ?gta-vc?, that is.