maybe...
















probably.

2_2.5:

- fixed vehicle pickup bug causing players with heavy weapons not to show in /weps
- removed helicopter in factory
- cave objects added to bayside
- blocked all classes from flying the shamal in lv_obj
- added /ignore <player>, /unignore <player>, /ignorelist for ignoring people in query/pm
- added limitations to the number of consecutive rounds a player can be pm (3 rounds in a row, after which 20 seconds has to pass before being able to spawn as pm)

2_2.6:

- mapvote menu added to the end of the round

2_2.7:

- new "san fierro rescue" map added (re: "a new concept" - http://sparksptpm.co.uk/index.php/topic,40.0.html)
- added GetMapNameFromID(mapid);
- tidied up vehicle/pickup permission code in the map defines
- /map command added
- added file check to disable consequtive pm limitations while testing (/scriptfiles/nopmcheck)
- added /settime admin command (sets the value of round_timer_counter to the input number in seconds, the higher the number the further into the round [most maps are 15*60 length, so 0 is 15:00 and 900 is 0:00])
- more vehicles added to sf/sf_rescue maps
- objects added to sf and ls (alley/warehouse/shoprow/smoke/palm)

I'd say, excellent job remp

yeh remp did :D

3.1
- some quick fixes to make the script work on samp 0.3
- updated irc server for echo
- removed /kph command since its broken since samp 0.2
- a moderator system
- updated /cmds and /ops

to add a moderator, simple add the username of the user to the moderators.txt file in the userdb directory
moderators have all of the tools needed to look out for the server:

watch, mute, freeze, tk, disarm, say, tell, getip, searchban, unban
setinterior, getinterior, checkip, unbanip, clearbans, balancedness, vinfo, whovote, barvote, unbarvote, sp, botjoin

operators can still use all other commands:

ban, sethealth, force
banip, pwarp(tome), vwarp, wwarp, owarp, twarp, obwarp, cwarp, disp, svp, spp, embark, ppiv, settime, disablebounds, enablebounds, changeweather, restart

the bold commands are the most common ones, these are in /cmds. the other ones are more advanced or aren't really necessary to know if you just want to keep an eye on the server.



http://uhm.sparksptpm.co.uk/index.php?dir=ptpm3