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{{Client function}} ...re relative to the position of the element, and as such if you wish to get world coordinates for drawing, etc., you should retrieve the position of the elem

{{Client function}} *'''posX, posY, posZ:''' the world coordinates where the effect originates.

{{Server client function}} ...tree]] which do not necessarily represent an entity within the San Andreas world. A common use for this function is for creating custom elements, such as a

{{Client function}} ...currently streamed in (not virtualized) and are actual GTA objects in the world. You can force an element to be streamed in using [[setElementStreamable]].

{{client function}} <section name="Client" class="client" show="true">

{{Server client function}} ...to retrieve the position coordinates of an element. This can be any real world element, including:

{{Server client function}} {{World functions}}

{{Server client function}} Gets the world position of a vertex (i.e. corner) of a [[water]] area. Each water area is

{{Client function}} local dummyGUIElement = DGS:dgsCreateLabel ( 0.45, 0.48, 0.10, 0.04, "Hello world", true )

{{Client function}} This function creates a [[shader]] element that can be used in the dxDraw functions. Successful shader creation is not guaranteed unless the [[shader|Effect Fi

{{Server client function}} This function returns the water color of the GTA world.

{{Client function}} {{World functions}}

{{Server client function}} <section name="Client" class="client" show="true">

The shader class represents a Microsoft HLSL Effect File(.fx) loaded by the client, which can be used instead of a texture when calling [[dxDrawImage]] float4x4 World;

The shader class represents a Microsoft HLSL Effect File(.fx) loaded by the client, which can be used instead of a texture when calling [[dxDrawImage]] float4x4 World;

{{Server client function}} <section name="Client" class="client" show="true">

...speed at which a client side timer runs can be completely unreliable if a client is maliciously modifying their operating system speed, timers could run muc ...after a number of milliseconds have elapsed. You can call one of your own functions or a built-in function. For example, you could set a timer to spawn a playe

{{Server client function}} Sets the world position of a corner point of a water area.

{{Client function}} Returns the world position of the muzzle of the weapon that a ped is currently carrying. The

{{Server client function}} {{World functions}}