Quote from: Mattz on August 16, 2008, 01:41:42 AM
I didnt know that you can get hurt by the hammer in vc-mp :s

It's not easy, you have to stand exactly at the right distance from your target...

I cleaned this up a bit. Most of the posts not related to the topic were deleted.

Bazzaa, K.I.S.S, try to be more tolerant. TanaX, no spam, please.

This is a common bug in VC:MP, happens when someone in the server is put out of a vehicle in an unexpected way. Currently there is no way to prevent this from happening.

There was, Demolik Squad, but it was closed some time ago.

Without using OCXs using VB is pointless, since then you could already do it in C++...

Quote from: Klerekast on July 01, 2008, 03:05:49 PM
Nice, what languae is write in?

Visual Basic (notice the .ocx files).

Anyway, looks nice.

There's no standard extended ASCII, it depends on the encoding...

Anyway I cannot promise that 0.4 will fix any of these issues.

It happens once in a while. There's no cure for it atm.

Actually DS itself has closed too.

Make sure you don't have any other mods installed. Check your MSS folder in Vice City folder - there may only be two files with an .flt extension (reverb3 and vc-mp).

You should also post the crash log.

If it doesn't work any other way, reinstall VC:MP into your Vice City directory.

It's normal since neither of those messages is a warning nor an error.

VC:MP tends to do that sometimes... no known solution to it atm.

If it pops up a messagebox saying you are using an incorrect version of GTA:VC then it means that you have Vice City 1.1, but VC:MP only works on 1.0. I don't have any ideas for a downgrade though...

I think this was done intentionally, since it's the build mode - when you put something somewhere, you expect it to stay there, not to fall or roll anywhere.