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Make a mark on the map and press ARROWUP or DPAD - UP in PS4/XBOX. you will be teleported to your marking.

/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

Hello guys, many people are wondering how to install RAGE MP. Here you go the Tutorial: Requirements: Original Grand Theft Auto V. (Where to Buy GTA V) Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 .NET Framework 4.6.2 Installation: Download RAGE:MP web installer Launch the installer and click next until you are prompted to launch RAGE Multiplayer. Click finish and it should start the updating process. After finishing the updater you'll get a permission to launch ragemp_v.exe, accept and wait until the game finally loads. Support: If you face any issues you can contact RAGE:MP staff on Discord or post a topic in the Support Forum Thank you. I Hope you Enjoy the Gaming.

Thank you. I typed a much more specific query, and I didn't find that. Also, from what I can see, that issue was never confirmed to be a bug in .NET Core. The issue was moved elsewhere, and it was never reproduced and proven to be a bug--again, as far as I can see. And as I pointed out in my original post, I couldn't reproduce it in .NET Core 2.0, 2.1, or 2.2. But since the author of Wired Players, Xabi, has elsewhere said to rename .resx files to force it work for your culture, that's what I'm doing for now. Thanks again.

First off, check yourself, and yes, you can. With scripting, this is possible. Dick.