You're actually somewhat right. Andre and I were talking on twitter at the time and also at the time I was working on an update to the mod, so I decided to let him try it to get the audience reaction. Unfortunately, shortly after that life things happened so I wasn't able to get back to any of my other mods and finish that version of SZ, I was only able to make mundane updates/small mods that took a short amount of time. Now that I'm getting a bit more free time I've decided to give it another shot. Although, making it has been pretty boring, and I haven't touched the script in a couple months (I've been working on developing a game instead).

Anyways, there is no version of this mod that exists anywhere online. Only on that man in the video's hard drive.

@boss500 https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwBLT3G9VxbMUjFTcmYwZ3RxT0E this is the ydr for the cape. I don't have the scripts anymore though so you'll have to attach it with menyoo or something. Using the tree shader:

I used black vertex paint on the collar of the cape so that that part doesn't move.
White: Moves fully
Dark Gray: Low movement
Black: No movement at all

Global Params in shader: umGlobalParams 1.00000000 1.00000000 1.00000000 100.00000000

Hope this helps someone with research.

Here are some images of 2.0 and the assets

I know I said this like a million times and people are probably getting tired of hearing it, but I promise once I have time I will get to next update. 2.0 is very far along. I think the biggest problem is that we had such a huge vision, without realizing how difficult it would be to create in general. I'm glad that people enjoyed 1.0 when it did work (which wasn't very long since the next update to GTA that broke the mod was only a month after), and I really enjoyed making it. If I wasn't so busy with school (wow all about me huh?) I would get back to it. I will surely try my best to finish what I started.

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I've been programming for a while, and I've had a lot of people who ask me questions about writing scripts and doing pretty mundane stuff. It's relatively bothersome, and sometimes kind of gets on my nerves a bit when I'm doing something a bit more important, (I'm always happily willing to help anyone who needs it, btw), and sadly I'm a perpetrator of this same thing. I ask people (Alex G. and Unknown mostly ) about doing stuff with memory because I don't (fully) understand the concept of it. It would be a huge help if someone from the community who knows a tidbit about memory editing could make a C++ (and I could translate to C#) tutorial on memory editing. Things such as:

• Finding values in CE (Cheat Engine)
• Using the address for that value in other programs to view that memory region's code.
• Generating patterns to get to that address.
• Going into C++ to get/set the value at that address.

That sounds like a lot to ask, but baby steps, right? This would be a huge help to me, and a lot of the other moderately experienced programmers looking to take their mods to the next level, without piggybacking off of other peoples code and such-and-such. "Teach a man to fish..." etc.

Thank you for your time, cheers!

@zzcool said in [SCRIPT] [RELEASE] [WIP] - Grand Theft Space:

@sollaholla so theres no quickfix to make it work now? and nice looking forward to it i wanted to do a video right now though

There is probably not, unfortunately, and I have some family things I have to do as well.

@zzcool I'll start working on GTS after Christmas 🙂

@SandyKnight OMG that would be amazing

@bbayliss1 I'm not sure, schools about to end for me soon so I'll have more time to work on it. Also, I'm working on spider-man 2.0 but I think that'll be released soon too since it's nearly finished and needs a bit of polishing. thanks for stickin' around and wondering about it though bro