As promised in the SotS post that is by now almost a week old, we’re going to provide weekly project progress reports, even if there’s nothing to report.
Now, for this week’s episode of This week in FiveM!
Progress
None. Well, actually, that’s a lie.
- We’ve shipped a game update to 1365, finalizing the
feature/update-to-1365
branch. This came with a total of two common regressions, both of which deduced to bad server content that has since been blocked.- Now, the vehicles from the ‘San Andreas Super Sport Series’ update are part of the base game.
- This also comes with changes of strStreamingModule to support 32-bit asset counts.
- After Hours is coming sometime after R* releases the next update.
- We fixed a number of bugs, among which:
- Sudden deletion of vehicles induced since the great script handler migration a few weeks ago, but which might have existed for longer. We aren’t sure if this made it out of
canary
yet, though. - Crashes caused by the resource monitor misusing Mono APIs.
- Reduce incidence of some kind of deadlock that happened on the LC server.
- Sudden deletion of vehicles induced since the great script handler migration a few weeks ago, but which might have existed for longer. We aren’t sure if this made it out of
- No work was done on OneSync as the server boxes are still in cold storage. It’s hard to do development without testing, you see?
- An element has been working on their own private OneSync experiments a bit, and provided some useful insights that may help when development resumes.
- There’s allegedly progress on the documentation, that will be published after peer review.
- More things will be formally documented!
- The Discord guild got a (testing) bot that reads crash IDs and/or crash hashes and shows related Sentry crash data.
- It looks like this:
- It also greets new people posting in #support.
- It looks like this:
- A lot of internal shitposting happened in the element chat.
- No, you’re not going to get access.
- Really.
- No, stop looking at us that way.
- There’s 2 persistent players on a super secret internal FiveM build that only exists for fun.
- You’re also excluded from that fun, unless you’re a community regular that knows of it.
- We’re not going to tell you what that fun entails.
- We didn’t break the peak player count again.
- We came close, though!
- A resource monitor was implemented, as a stepping stone to a future full-scale debugging experience.
-
resmon 1
in the console. - You can resize it with the thing on the bottom right.
- Yes, your resources do use memory.
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- An external community member has been looking at game input.
- No real results as of yet.
- We posted this post.
- Amazing, right?