Converting GTMP Shit in RageMP Shit

[Jadeclon 0]

I already converted the begining, but I dont know how to convert "sender.name"

 NAPI.Chat.SendChatMessageToPlayer(sender, string.Format("~r~" + sender.name + " ~g~ist bereits Admin Rang {0}!", rank));

 

//Edit: Never mind, I just had to write the first letter of "name" big

Edited July 20, 2018 by Jadeclon

[Ember 8]

that would just be player.Name

https://wiki.gtanet.work/index.php?title=Client

 

Edited July 20, 2018 by Mafiya

[Zellcore 0]

The title is interesting but the question and the answer do not satisfy me.

Anyway. I keep hearing that moving your GTMP Server to RageMP is very easy. You can use stuff like the bridge. But isn't the bridge intended to bring GTA:N to Rage? So while those project probably diverged, is it still usable? I mean they have the same base somehow. So maybe you would need to refactor some calls?

(Someone told me about Java. I know there is an API for Java. But how could Java possibly help to port from GTMP-C# to RageMP?!)

[MrPancakers 109]

19 minutes ago, Zellcore said:

The title is interesting but the question and the answer do not satisfy me.

Anyway. I keep hearing that moving your GTMP Server to RageMP is very easy. You can use stuff like the bridge. But isn't the bridge intended to bring GTA:N to Rage? So while those project probably diverged, is it still usable? I mean they have the same base somehow. So maybe you would need to refactor some calls?

(Someone told me about Java. I know there is an API for Java. But how could Java possibly help to port from GTMP-C# to RageMP?!)

There are bound to be some GT-MP functions that may be slightly different, but otherwise they should relatively be the same, all you’d have to do is find and replace any names that error for example

by Java I’m sure you mean Javascript, that’s what is used clientside if you’re using the bridge and I believe GT-MP also has Javascript clientside? That could be widely different though, I’ve never used GT-MP but GT-MP is the same base as GTA:N because they took it before it was open source and started their own client, that’s why it’d be similar.