Upgrade to Open.MP

[GasmoN]

It's definitely the most powerful Anti-Cheat out there, therefore it would be a shame to stay outdated, left behind and not used on the latest (and probably more than 50% by now) servers that are using Open.MP. Judging by their (open mp) documentation, it shouldn't be that hard to upgrade since function names are all the same practically. It's just parameters of some that needs retouching.

[xs1vr]

Nex-AC/src/v1.9.66/nex-ac.inc

Line 32 in 20a4eab

#define AC_SERVER_OMP_VERSION "open.mp"

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[GasmoN]

What about it? It still gives bunch of compatibility errors and warnings.

[xs1vr]

What about it? It still gives bunch of compatibility errors and warnings.

like..?

[GasmoN]

https://pastebin.com/hADujHp6

Maybe I am setting it wrong. Any suggestion how to make it work with open.mp?

[NexiusTailer]

therefore it would be a shame to stay outdated

The latest update was just about a couple of weeks ago, so it's well updated

left behind and not used on the latest (and probably more than 50% by now) servers that are using Open.MP

This anticheat is already being used on the overwhelming majority of samp servers since it's already a standart (like streamer plugin or so), so idk how it can be left behind if now it's probably used on the most of omp servers too

Judging by their (open mp) documentation, it shouldn't be that hard to upgrade since function names are all the same practically. It's just parameters of some that needs retouching.

Your last statement is practically true, but it's actually contradicts the general statement of omp about backwards compatibility:

• The anticheat (script) is written for samp
• omp claims full backwards compatibility with samp scripts

So, if you have any issues with compiling it on omp libraries, it should be their fault

[NexiusTailer]

https://pastebin.com/hADujHp6

Maybe I am setting it wrong. Any suggestion how to make it work with open.mp?

Fortunately, this can be easily fixed by #define SAMP_COMPAT before you include any of default omp libs. This definition turns off omp custom tags and make all native declarations actually in line with samp ones. The rest warnings should be disabled in the compiler with #pragma warning disable 239 (at the top of the script) since they're also a breaking change comparing to samp default compiler which didn't have this one.

To sum up, you should have something similar to this:

#define SAMP_COMPAT
#pragma warning disable 214, 239

#include <open.mp>

[GasmoN]

https://pastebin.com/hADujHp6
Maybe I am setting it wrong. Any suggestion how to make it work with open.mp?

Fortunately, this can be easily fixed by #define SAMP_COMPAT before you include any of default omp libs. This definition turns off omp custom tags and make all native declarations actually in line with samp ones. The rest warnings should be disabled in the compiler with #pragma warning disable 239 (at the top of the script) since they're also a breaking change comparing to samp default compiler which didn't have this one.

To sum up, you should have something similar to this:

#define SAMP_COMPAT
#pragma warning disable 214, 239

#include <open.mp>

That fixes the issue