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  1. hexisgod
    More information about "Example SEQUELIZE + [ ReactJS + Redux ]"

    Version 0.0.2

    780 downloads

    This resource will help many newcomers in the development of the server. At this gamemode, used the sequelize framework, for easy work with the database. Also used frameworks ReactJS + ReduxJS special for CEF. GitHub URL: https://github.com/HEXisGOD/RAGEMP_sequelize_react_redux Installing 1. Download this archive, unpack it in RAGE:MP new server folder. 2. To work with the database locally I suggest using Denwer. 3. Config connection data at packages\sequelize\modules\db.js 4. Import example database into phpMyAdmin 5. Then start server, and test it !) Needed node modules 1. MySQL2 - [ npm install mysql2 -save ] 2. Sequelize - [ npm install sequelize -save ] - Thanks @kemperrr for make "pleaseCallCEF" function and event on ReactJS!! This is first version, During the time there can be changes and improvements!!
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  2. Xabi
    More information about "WiredPlayers Roleplay"

    Version 2.0

    12992 downloads

    Hello everybody. Some weeks ago i made a post on this forum's spanish section releasing my old gamemode, which I have been porting to RAGE:MP right after the bridge was released for the first time. In the beginning it was only in spanish, so I didn't thought it was a good idea to release to the whole community, as not so many people here speak spanish (I guess) but, after seeing that more people than I had expected downloaded it and also taking the suggestion George made me, I decided to start translating it and also, allowing to be multilanguage in a future. That above is the main reason I'm writing this post, I want to release here my gamemode (even if the link is already in this forum) so all the people using this excelent mod can just start their development with a base gamemode, instead of making it from the scratch. I have to say that it's not 100% ported and translated but I will be working on it in my spare time, meaning this won't be an abandoned project, it will have continuous support and development. Any suggestion for the gamemode, any question or any issue, you can contact me on the forum, sending a PM or posting here. One last thing I have to point out is that I know the gamemode is not documented but please, understand that I can't explain how all the systems inside work, as it's quite big. Anyway in a near future I will be adding some wiki or documentacion explaining briefly its contents and a guide to know the structure maybe.
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  3. rootcause
    /save [name (optional)] command to save your/your vehicle's position and heading/rotation to a file just like in SA-MP. You can find the saved positions inside savedpos.txt on the server folder. Code: const fs = require("fs"); const saveFile = "savedpos.txt"; mp.events.addCommand("save", (player, name = "No name") => { let pos = (player.vehicle) ? player.vehicle.position : player.position; let rot = (player.vehicle) ? player.vehicle.rotation : player.heading; fs.appendFile(saveFile, `Position: ${pos.x}, ${pos.y}, ${pos.z} | ${(player.vehicle) ? `Rotation: ${rot.x}, ${rot.y}, ${rot.z}` : `Heading: ${rot}`} | ${(player.vehicle) ? "InCar" : "OnFoot"} - ${name}\r\n`, (err) => { if (err) { player.notify(`~r~SavePos Error: ~w~${err.message}`); } else { player.notify(`~g~Position saved. ~w~(${name})`); } }); }); What the output looks like: Position: -422.9187316894531, 1133.0765380859375, 325.8547058105469 | Heading: 344.207763671875 | OnFoot - No name Position: -411.07977294921875, 1180.73681640625, 325.0368957519531 | Rotation: 1.4606590270996094, 0.7490195631980896, 75.47509765625 | InCar - No name Position: -1087.9407958984375, 4912.0634765625, 214.6710968017578 | Heading: 222.96522521972656 | OnFoot - Altruist Camp
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  4. lucas
    Getting Started with Development ๐Ÿ›  ๐Ÿ”ฐ The easiest way is with no doubt to download the boilerplate / example project from GitHub.You can look at the example package that is included in there to figure out how everything works. Once you've ran the Package option in IntelliJ within the boilerplate, copy the contents of the client_packages folder that should now have appeared in the project folder to the server's client_packages folder. It's that simple? Is there some kind of catch? ๐Ÿค” Nope! There is no catch. All you need to get started is an IDE that supports Kotlin. I recommend JetBrain's IntelliJ IDEA due to its performance, flexibility and customization options. I'm super excited for what the simplicity of Kotlin will bring to the RageMP community and all of your creations that have been made just a tiny bit easier ๐Ÿ˜‰ (PS If you click on the header picture, it'll take you straight to the GitHub page for the library with more examples)
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  5. ragempdev
    More information about ""
    disclaimer: this resource is not very original -rep
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