Hi Einoriuks,

If you mean the officially released source code, then i found this for you: link

Kind regards,
T800

Hi Special,

Well, let me try to explain them as short, as possible:

• PAWN: Like the others above already mentioned, it is a scripting language, which allows you to create your own gamemode for games, like VC:MP, or SA-MP. Unfortunatelly, it won't be supported in the upcoming release of VC:MP (0.4) at all (which btw. i myself highly disagree for several reasons, but this is another story), so basically it doesn't worth to learn, if you plan to script only and specifically for VC:MP. Related materials are available below:
• Tutorials for Pawn, used in VC:MP
• Tutorials for Pawn, used in SA:MP (very similar to VC:MP, so it's highly adviced to read through)


• Pawno: First and foremost, you'd know, that PAWN scripts cannot be used in their "raw", human readable format (.pwn files), so they have to be compiled to binary format (.amx), which can be done with a compiler (pawncc.exe in this case). This way, Pawno is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment), basically, a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for the compiler and an editor in one. In order to get it, just follow the instructions, described in my earlier post.
• GUPS: The name is an acronym and covers the following: General Use Pawn Scripts. It's a script, written in Pawn language by Tamas, however, the original version (GUS) - for mIRC based servers - was released by Tommis.
• Squirrel: It's also a scripting language, just like Pawn, but it's a completely different one of course, with different philosophy, structure, syntax, etc.. Another significant difference is, that these scripts can be precompiled (.cnut files), but it isn't necessary at all (.nut files). Anyways, Squirrel compiler isn't available as a binary, but you have to compile it yourself from sources. Related materials:
• Tutorials for Squirrel (pretty limited atm., though)
• Currently, examples and support for it, can be found on the unofficial VC:MP forums.

That's all for now , but please, let me know, if you need any further help.

Kind regards,
T800

Hi there Some_one,

Probably, something is wrong with your include (.inc) files, so i suggest to do the followings, described in the first post below:
http://forum.vicecitymultiplayer.com/index.php?topic=6817.msg39592#msg39592

Kind regards,
T800

Hi Quattro,

Well, i assume you already own a legal copy of GTA:VC and you're either just simply lazy to install it from those disks, or maybe you wanted to prevent further scratches on them and that's why you rather downloaded it, isn't it?  If so, just have a look on the following topic:
http://forum.vicecitymultiplayer.com/index.php?topic=6804.0

Kind regards,
T800

Thank you very much. Actually, i myself have come to the conclusion, that this is the only working patch, cause the others still require at least the disk image mounted. But on the other hand... i checked the file with VirusTotal, which gave not very reassuring results.
SHA1 value of this file is: 41cfa0d33fdc662bdc03e612b792a63887f1027f

Well, are you guys using this, exactly same executable and is it completely safe? To be honest, i'm a little bit afraid, that VT matches aren't simply false positives, especially, because that Trojan.Win32.A.Zbot.3088896 is a pretty ugly threat... Perhaps, i'm a bit too paranoid, but still...
What are your opinions, regarding of this dilemma? Thanks in advance for your help.


Kind regards,
T800

Hi there Lala,

It's always the hardest at anything to start and maybe my suggestion isn't fully for learning VC:MP's functions, callbacks, etc., but you still can get an idea, how to script for it, if you carefully read some - very nice and useful - tutorials about the PAWN language and/or scripting on SA-MP forum's Tutorial section. Good luck!

Kind regards,
T800

@Susano: It'd definitely do the trick for you, yes. Anyways, check your PM for further help.

Kind regards,
T800