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    There is a bit of an issue, something missing that this desperately needs. Lets say for example after I use GetInVehicle Objective. If you wanted actors/enemys to follow you and attack you, spawn from the roads and such after you grab the car, currently, you either have to have them all spawn at once on the map or you use checkpoints to spawn them in. There is an issue with this, spawning AI around the map all at once from 1 checkpoint is havoc. There really needs to be invisible spawn points for enemys, like adding a WIDE Invisible Marker that is road width so you can have enemys spawn at certain points and attack you without having the AI run all over the map trying to find you from the start of the GrabCar Checkpoint.

    Another thing this needs is a Fail Screen. There should be options that if you die or the mission objective is destroyed, the mission restarts or fails. It doesn't really feel like a real mission if you just die and re-spawn far away with the mission still going.

    Script is really fun to use, you did a good job! Just missing a bit of vital things that a mission desperately needs. :D

    July 29, 2017
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    @fingaweg It's right in the program, it's called "Suspension Raise". Just lower the value to lower the suspension.

    July 29, 2016
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    @vinnis Your Welcome. :D

    July 24, 2016
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    @vinnis and whoever else is having the problem with cars flipping out on you.

    This is due to the "Handling Injector" changing the Values of the "Handling.Meta" file into Whole numbers, even periods to make decimals will not work. You have to use Comma's due to complications with ".Net".

    You can either change your systems numbers format or change all the values yourself to Comma's.

    To change your systems numbers format for decimals from . to , do the following.
    This is for Windows 7, go to Control Panel, if your in category view go to "Clock, Language, and Region". Then "Region and Language", click "Additional settings..." and then change "Decimal symbol" to a Comma ",".

    That's all you have to do, the program should now go from whole numbers to decimals with Comma's in place of those decimals.

    July 22, 2016