Recent content by Momo92

As I said, get the newest version of the UDF :)

I would do it like this: #NoEnv #UseHook #SingleInstance, Force #Include SAMP.ahk ; // declare global vars here return #If WinActive("GTA:SA:MP") && !isInChat() && !isDialogOpen() ; // the following hotkeys will only be triggered if SA:MP is the active window and the chat/dialogs are not open...

You could simply use AHK and the SAMP UDF. There is a function GetClosestPlayerId already built in.

What library are you using? You probably have to specify what kind of value you want to read from memory or at least the size.

I recommend having a look at and trying to understand this lib. You can use the memory functions and general structure and try to create your own functions based on that.

I believe 1 means Quit so if you simply exit your game and 0 means Timeout so if you lose connection to the server or your game crashes. I don't think there are other reasons so other values probably will just mean quit as well.

This function works with the SAMP UDF: getChatBubbleText(playerID) { if (playerID < 0 || playerID > SAMP_PLAYER_MAX - 1 || !checkHandles()) return false dwAddress := readDWORD(hGTA, dwSAMP + 0x21A0DC) return readDWORD(hGTA, dwAddress + playerID * 0x118) ? readString(hGTA, dwAddress +...

You want to execute CLEO code in an AHK script? I can't imagine a way to do that.

My post contains the link to the source as well.

Well having a look at the mod_sa source will help in you most cases if you have basic knowledge of C++.

So you want us to do all the work and you just compile it? You must be a great businessman  :LOL:

No he wrote this as well. If you want the trailer to be teleported as well, just teleport the trailer  :PPFFH:

You absolutely do not  :LOL: If you really want to learn hacking, learn how to read and understand assembly. A basic knowledge of C++ is a good start but won't really help you to figure out how to mess with games. So a basic understanding of assembly and using disassemblers and debuggers like...

I think that only works if the color is encoded into the message and not when it is passed as an argument to SendClientMessage.

That depends on the server. You could find out by taking a screenshot and then use a tool like the SA-MP Colorpicker.