For all who want to see they colshapes.
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1. Copy the ColShape.dll from folder ColShapeDebug\bin\release to your folder where gt-mp server exe is.
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2. Place the ColShapeDebug folder in your resource folder.
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3. Add in you meta from your resource with your shape and .
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4. Add this to your files where the shape create " using ColShape.server; "
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5. Create your shape API.shared.create3DColShape(new Vector3(10, 0, 70), new Vector3(15, 5, 75)); and add the Draw(); like in the example.
<meta>
<!-- Create with meta generator by SyBozz -->
<info name="Example" author="SyBozz" type="script" />
<!-- Include Resources -->
<include resource="ColShapeDebug" />
<!-- Assembly -->
<assembly ref="ColShape.dll" />
<!-- Server Scripts -->
<script src="example.cs" type="server" lang="csharp" />
</meta> using GrandTheftMultiplayer.Server.API;
using GrandTheftMultiplayer.Server.Elements;
using GrandTheftMultiplayer.Server.Managers;
using GrandTheftMultiplayer.Shared.Math;
using ColShape.server;
class shapes : Script
{
public shapes()
{
API.onPlayerFinishedDownload += onPlayerFinishedDownloadHandler;
}
private static void onPlayerFinishedDownloadHandler(Client player)
{
var shape = API.shared.create3DColShape(new Vector3(10, 0, 70), new Vector3(15, 5, 75));
shape.Draw();
//API.shared.create3DColShape(new Vector3(10, 0, 70), new Vector3(15, 5, 75)).Draw(); // worked too
}
}There are 4 shape types and it can only draw one for every type at the time
this is the last shape with .Draw();
If you have a big shape please draw only one per time.
FPS can go down to 15 or less when your shapes to big.
When you use .Draw(); before you join you can`t see the shape
for that create the shape after join or restart your resource with command.
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