Subscription Toll

[Enes]

I completely agree with this suggestion 

[Matias]

Too sophisticated.

You're kidding right?

It'd be a pain in the ass to script.

Not really, IsPlayerInArea blahblah check if he has a subscription active, open the toll few seconds before he reaches it, close it as soon as he passes it, it won't work anyways, it will help them to keep told open, or let other players skip it before he gets to the toll. The distance should be really lower, and its not worth the effort, it will be the same as if you stop and pay as always.

It won't work. The timing would be a gigantic pain in the ass and would affect players in front of whoever has the subscription.

Thats what i said, this won't work. Makes the toll system to get completely fucked up with timings.

[Joshy]

Too sophisticated.

You're kidding right?

It'd be a pain in the ass to script.

Not really, IsPlayerInArea blahblah check if he has a subscription active, open the toll few seconds before he reaches it, close it as soon as he passes it, it won't work anyways, it will help them to keep told open, or let other players skip it before he gets to the toll. The distance should be really lower, and its not worth the effort, it will be the same as if you stop and pay as always.

It won't work. The timing would be a gigantic pain in the ass and would affect players in front of whoever has the subscription.

Thats what i said, this won't work. Makes the toll system to get completely fucked up with timings.

Did you know there's a man sitting in the server room with a watch pressing a button every second for the server to work? His name is Stanley in Room 427. All he does is push that button.

But in all seriousness, this is possible... nothing is too hard.

[Sjomp]

Did you know there's a man sitting in the server room with a watch pressing a button every second for the server to work? His name is Stanley in Room 427. All he does is push that button.

Can we sent a cold beer with a cookie to Stanley for doing that?

Ontopic:
-1 for the suggestion because it goes fast enough already.

[Matias]

Too sophisticated.

You're kidding right?

It'd be a pain in the ass to script.

Not really, IsPlayerInArea blahblah check if he has a subscription active, open the toll few seconds before he reaches it, close it as soon as he passes it, it won't work anyways, it will help them to keep told open, or let other players skip it before he gets to the toll. The distance should be really lower, and its not worth the effort, it will be the same as if you stop and pay as always.

It won't work. The timing would be a gigantic pain in the ass and would affect players in front of whoever has the subscription.

Thats what i said, this won't work. Makes the toll system to get completely fucked up with timings.

Did you know there's a man sitting in the server room with a watch pressing a button every second for the server to work? His name is Stanley in Room 427. All he does is push that button.

But in all seriousness, this is possible... nothing is too hard.

That's not the point, i mean you can't make the toll open without it being abused by players to keep it open, or dont let others evade it when the guy that legit paid for the service is getting closer, to prevent this from happening we would need to make it open when the player is getting really closer, then he would need to slow down, and that would be the same as stopping, making all this suggestion not even worth the try.

[Dobby]

Players skip the toll anyway.

[Ethan]

But in all seriousness, this is possible... nothing is too hard.

are you saying that as a player or as a scripter? because 

2015-05-15:no longer a scripter.

Players skip the toll anyway.

you do know that you can go all around San Andreas and no hit one toll right? Tolls on mapped islands dont count with the exception of WC highway one, which can be skipped if youre going to LV, not coming from.

[Xero]

I think it would be kind of a cool feature, nevermind it about being lazy, people find ways to do that with or without the subscription anyways.