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GTA:V Accessories - Markus - Mar 13, 2019
Title:
GTA:V Accessories
Description:
Add the accessories from Grand Theft Auto V to the server to be worn by players
under the "Clothing Accessories" category.
Why?:
It would add a big opportunity for players to become unique as well as
emphasize their style and their character's role on the server.
This would serve as a baseline for the already approved character customization
system found here: https://limelightgaming.net/forums/thread-7962.html
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Taylor - Mar 13, 2019
+Support
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Pollux - Mar 15, 2019
The main issue with this is that it's a bit different from how the current "clothing accessories" stuff works. The current things are all just bodygroups for models, so they can easily be applied with pretty much a single line of code. Things in this pack are all props, which then makes the entire thing a lot more difficult. The props would have to be accurately placed onto each individual model and then a system would need to make sure the prop is constantly updated to a certain part of the player. While it may sound easy doing this in a manner which isn't performance hungry, is relatively stable and actually looks like you're wearing it and is a lot more effort than it sounds. This is likely why it's not implemented yet.
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Markus - Mar 15, 2019
(Mar 15, 2019, 04:07 AM)Pollux Wrote: The main issue with this is that it's a bit different from how the current "clothing accessories" stuff works. The current things are all just bodygroups for models, so they can easily be applied with pretty much a single line of code. Things in this pack are all props, which then makes the entire thing a lot more difficult. The props would have to be accurately placed onto each individual model and then a system would need to make sure the prop is constantly updated to a certain part of the player. While it may sound easy doing this in a manner which isn't performance hungry, is relatively stable and actually looks like you're wearing it and is a lot more effort than it sounds. This is likely why it's not implemented yet.
I get what you're saying for most reasons, but for the performance part I should mention that our servers are really fucking powerful.
Gotcha, though.
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Midget. - Mar 15, 2019
isn't this basically just a copy ofyour old thread but with a link?
I mean either way I am down for it but as long as we don't use a addon like Pac3 for it.
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Daley - Mar 15, 2019
This is pretty much already accepted in a prior suggestion.
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Klinex - Mar 16, 2019
+support
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Ollie630 - Mar 16, 2019
+Support yes pls
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Limelight Gaming - Mar 17, 2019
Pushing for Staff Review.
#type:[review]
GTA:V Accessories - Doctor Internet - Mar 31, 2019
Approved.
RE: GTA:V Accessories - Bambo - Jul 23, 2019
done yes