A more complete change log is available at the MTA wiki. The new version also includes hundreds of bug fixes and improvements to security and gameplay. Synchronised traffic lights: Traffic lights are synced between players.Increased player count: Increased cap of 1024 players.Voice Chat: Servers with voice enabled will allow you to communicate with other players using the Z key.

Custom shaders: Enhance your visual experience with ENB-like scripts.New BASS sound library: Shoutcast radio - yes please! You can now stream music from the web as part of your server, and can apply special sound affects to a wider range of sound file formats.Cutscene player skins: Big Smoke? Ryder? Sweet? Wu Zi Mu? They all join the cast of player skins available along with other familiar faces.Along with it comes natural support for Chinese, Russian, Indic, Arabic texts and many more. Some of the new key features pointed out by the team are: Custom Handling: It is now possible to modify controls, steering and behaviour of your favourite cars and bikes through our elaborate handling scripting support. Unicode support: After heavy demand, we are excited to bring Unicode support. The MTASA team has just released version 1.1 and to say that its a jammed packed updated is an understatement.You can now import and create text for any. Custom Fonts: At long last, you’re no longer stuck with the default fonts that ship with MTA.Custom Handling: It is now possible to modify controls, steering and behaviour of your favourite cars and bikes through our elaborate handling scripting support.

Mtasa effect on car