You can by using mods

It‘s actually crazy what this thing can do especially in programming

> especially in programming oh god

u got no clue

So i asked it to create simple command in pawn language watch this

shite

no y_commands or zcmd 👎

thats wrong tho

shit be like

'yeah, you can use pawn-requests, here is an example.'

c
#include <a_http>

main()
{
    new response[4096];
    http_get("https://example.com/api", response, sizeof(response));

    printf("Response: %s", response);
}

kek

``According to the official Open.MP website, the RC version includes several new features and improvements, such as better synchronization of animations and better support for custom weapons. The development team has also made improvements to the mod's stability and performance.``

looks like an average code by mobile rdp code monkey

wheres this from

chatgpt ofc.

>chatgpt cant spell open.mp correctly

based

no you're wrong m'kay?

``The official name of the GTA San Andreas mod is "OpenMP" (without the dot). "OpenMP" stands for "Open Multiplayer", and it is a reference to the fact that the mod aims to create an open-source multiplayer modification for the game. The name is sometimes stylized as "Open.mp" or "open.mp" in various online forums and discussions, but the official name used by the development team is "OpenMP" without any dots or spaces between the words. I apologize for any confusion caused by my earlier responses regarding the mod's name.``

what the fuck

it's literally the next paragraph

``Southclaw's Pawn Requests is a plugin for the SA-MP multiplayer modification for GTA San Andreas. The plugin provides an HTTP interface that allows external programs to send data to the SA-MP server in real-time. Here is an example of a Southclaw's Pawn Request that could be used to send a message to a player in-game: bash Copy code http://localhost:8080/pawn-request?player=1&message=Hello%20world! This request will send the message "Hello world!" to the player with the ID of 1 in the SA-MP server. Here is a breakdown of the different parts of the request: http://localhost:8080/pawn-request: This is the URL of the Pawn Request API. By default, the API runs on port 8080 on the same machine as the SA-MP server. player=1: This is a parameter that specifies the ID of the player who will receive the message. In this example, the ID is 1. message=Hello%20world!: This is a parameter that specifies the message that will be sent to the player. The message is URL-encoded to replace the space character with %20. Note that the exact syntax of the Pawn Requests will depend on the specific functionality that you want to implement. You can find more information about how to use Southclaw's Pawn Requests in the documentation provided by the plugin.``

Ask him/her to create complete systems

I bet in future it will be able to create multiplayer games from 0

It may not be perfect but it has a lot potential

``SetVehicleParamsSiren(vehicle, addsiren);``