cmake -B ./build ./
cmake --build ./buildFor x86 MTA server:
cmake -A Win32 . -B build
cmake --build build --config Releasefor x64 MTA server:
cmake -A x64 . -B build
cmake --build build --config ReleaseYou can get prebuilded packages on GitHub releases page
- 32 bit: Copy 32 bit
ml_package.dllinto theMTA San Andreas\server\mods\deathmatch\modules\directory. - 64 bit: Copy 64 bit
ml_package.dllinto theMTA San Andreas\server\x64\modules\directory.
Then, add the following line in mtaserver.conf:
<module src="ml_package.dll" />- 32 bit: Copy 32 bit ml_package.so into the
mods/deathmatch/modules/directory. - 64 bit: Copy 64 bit ml_package.so into the
x64/modules/directory.
Then, add the following line in mtaserver.conf:
<module src="ml_package.so" />-- You can use absolute path for require function
-- The module start searching from 'mods/deathmatch/resources' folder
local module = require "folder1.folder2.resourceName.resourceFile"
-- Relative path is supported too. It starts with ":"
local module = require ":resourceName.resourceFile"
-- You can use "mods/deathmatch/lua/server" folder for shared code
local fooModule = require "mysmalllib"
local barModule = require "mylib.libfile"LuaRocks has some usefull native modules for Lua. require supports native modules.
- Install Lua and luarocks
sudo apt install luarocks lua5.1-
Copy
scripts/luarocks.shfrom this repository to your MTA server forlder. -
Now you can use
luarocks.shto build native modules
./luarocks.sh install rapidjsonlocal rapidjson = require "rapidjson"-
Install Visual Studio and CMake via Visual Studio Installer
-
Copy
scripts/luarocks.ps1from this repository to your MTA server forlder. -
Now you can use
luarocks.ps1to build native modules with using powerschell console
.\luarocks.ps1 install rapidjson