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So after joining several servers, my client-side resources can get pretty cluttered and take up alot of space. I don't mind delete the folder every one and while, but I think it would be pretty helpful if your client auto-deleted files that were no longer used by servers. Say I join my server hosted locally and it has a client-side map file. When I join it and the server has it, it auto-downloads. Now if I decide to get rid of it on the server, it should delete it client-side as well instead of just storing it when it isn't being used.

You can use C# for client side too

Looks good from what I can see. Will be keeping an eye on it.

Requirements Rage MP server files NodeJS VS Code (or preferred IDE/text editor) Basic typescript knowledge typescript in 5 minutes typescript overview Basic js/nodeJs knowledge Rage:MP TypeScript type definition for Server-side (credit: CocaColaBear) Introduction We are going to setup a simple rage mp server using typescript Getting Started Install typescript globally > npm install -g typescript Verify that you installed typescript correctly > tsc -v //version 2.9.2 (or whatever version you installed) Download Rage MP Typescript type files from: https://github.com/CocaColaBear/types-ragemp-s Place the the following files inside server-files folder index.d.ts vehicle_hashes.d.ts ped_hashes.d.ts weapon_hashes.d.ts enums.d.ts Setting Up Environment Go inside server-files and initiate a new npm project > npm init keep pressing enter until it asks "is this ok" and type yes or press enter. Now you should have a package.json in your server-files folder. Next install typescript dev dependencies > npm install --save-dev typescript After the install is complete, open your package.json and you should see typescript under devDependencies Next create a tsconfig.json file by running the following command > tsc --init You should now have a tsconfig.json file in your server-files directory. Open tsconfig.json and replace with: { "compileOnSave": true, "compilerOptions": { /* Basic Options */ "target": "es5", /* Specify ECMAScript target version: 'ES3' (default), 'ES5', 'ES2015', 'ES2016', 'ES2017', or 'ESNEXT'. */ "module": "commonjs", /* Specify module code generation: 'commonjs', 'amd', 'system', 'umd', 'es2015', or 'ESNext'. */ "resolveJsonModule": true, /* needed to read json*/ "esModuleInterop": true, /* needed to read json*/ "outDir": "./packages/mygamemode", /* Redirect output structure to the directory. */ "strict": true /* Enable all strict type-checking options. */ }, "files": [ "index.d.ts", "vehicle_hashes.d.ts", "weapon_hashes.d.ts", "ped_hashes.d.ts", "enums.d.ts" ], "include": [ "src/**/*" ], "exclude": [ "node_modules", "**/*.spec.ts" ] } Next create a new folder called "src" inside server-files Inside of src folder create another folder called "mygamemode" or whatever your gamemode will be. Note*: make sure your "outDir": "./packages/[GAMEMODENAMEHERE]" matches your gamemode folder name in tsconfig.json Within the mygamemode create a typescript file called index.ts(this will be your initial index.js file) mygamemode/index.ts import './commands'; Next create a folder within mygamemode called commands and inside this new commands folder create a new typescript file called index.ts mygamemode/commands/index.ts function setArmour(player: PlayerMp) { player.armour = 100; } mp.events.addCommand('armour', setArmour); Compiling Now we will compile the typescript files to output to packages/mygamemode open command and type > tsc -w what this command does is it compiles your whole project first and then watches for all .ts file changes and compiles/outputs them to packages/mygamemode which is specified in the tsconfig.json. Note*: Whenever you edit a .ts file, the typescript watch (tsc -w) will automatically compile the files to packages/mygamemode. Finally run your server.exe and enjoy coding in typescript! GitHub link: https://github.com/tameemi/ragemp-typescript

@Captien this is an error: mp.events.add('entityStreamIn', (entity) => { if (entity.type === 'vehicle' && entity.getClass() === 18 && entity.hasVariable('silentMode')) localPlayer.vehicle.getVariable('silentMode') ? entity.setSirenSound(true) : entity.setSirenSound(false); }); should be mp.events.add('entityStreamIn', (entity) => { if (entity.type === 'vehicle' && entity.getClass() === 18 && entity.hasVariable('silentMode')) entity.getVariable('silentMode') ? entity.setSirenSound(true) : entity.setSirenSound(false); });