Honestly, I don’t know which streaming provider you should use in order to get it to work for everyone, so I would suggest that you just try out different ones. If the search results from google aren’t sufficient, remember that there are more search engines than google. (bing for example )
Regarding the download-link you would obviously need: If you are struggling with youtube-dl, I stumbled over https://9xbuddy.com. Didn’t try it out for myself but maybe it can be of use for you.
For the scaleform itself its as just easy as editing the x, y and z coordinates in __resource.lua. Codewalker can be a time saver in this case. As far as I remember the coordinates you specify in __resource.lua are the lower left corner of the scaleform (when you’re ingame and standing in front of it). Apart that, to move the props you can try something like ymap mover (but didn’t test it yet myself tbh).
I’ll hopefully release a bigger update in the next few days approximately, where you can “live-edit” the scaleform placement, so you don’t have to restart the resource every time but instead just edit the corresponding x,y, and z coordinates in a NUI window and then see the result mostly instant. So just for your information, if you are struggling with manual placement, there is already a solution on the way
I’m already working on a multi screen solution. There are still a few bugs to fix, but I’m optimistic about a possible release in the next few days. The next update will have bunch of new features among 3D Audio Spatialization. Demo Video (use a headphone for best audio experience):
you cant do this because its not in .lua !!! its in .dll file !! brother compile and make in .dll that noone can chenge anything in Server side or client sidde script !!
Yes, I know it’s in C#… he also has the source code for it on his github. And yes you can do it, as that’s exactly what I did a month or so ago, and it works just fine. I currently have 4 screens setup on my server that work all at the same time (or separately) with vrp permissions and distance checking to make sure they’re close enough to the screen to activate the menu.
Did you try to open the url with your webbrowser on your home pc?
Because your webbrowser seems to be unreachable from the outside, maybe you want to check if the necessary ports are open.