Just Cause 3: Multiplayer mod

Just Cause 3: Multiplayer

Just Cause 3 mod | Released 2017

Join the multiplayer madness of Just cause 3 today and be a part of our community with over 150,000 players!

Nanos JC3:MP, created by nanos GbR, is a free modification bringing highly-customizable multiplayer to the Just Cause franchise.

Our modification opens the door to incredible multiplayer possibilities including racing, deathmatch, skydiving, roleplaying or freeroam. But it doesn't have to stop there: Thanks to our powerful scripting API server owners can easily create gamemodes on their own.

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?

The smoothest flying, driving and shooting in town!

Nanos JC3:MP offers state-of-the-art synchronisation reducing lag to a minimum. What's more fun than accurately shooting your opponents cargoplane with a rocket launcher?

More friends? More fun!

Our modifications allows you to play with hundreds of people on the same server cooperatively or competitively.

Whether you are driving through Medici in a roadtrip or you are blowing up bridges and bases: You will never be alone.

Hours of Fun. For FREE!

Hundreds of different community driven servers allow for very diverse gameplay. Racing, Deathmatch, Roleplaying: You name it, we got it!

This diversity ensure that each of your playsessions will never be the same.

Endless customization. Endless possibilities!

With our integrated server- and clientside scripting API you can literally create any gamemode you want.

Thanks to modern technologies such as Node.js, V8 and CEF the only limit is your imagination.

HYPED? GET THE MOD TODAY!

Join the madness by downloading our first steam release today!

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Just Cause 3: Multiplayer Mod Released on Steam

Nov 21 2017 News 1 comment

Hey guys and girls,

We are very excited that our mod is finally available on Steam.

Let's start with a quick list of things that changed from the last beta to the this very first Steam release.

New Client UI
- We entirely redesigned the UI for a nicer look and added functionality to integrate better with Steam
  - You can change game settings in our UI now
  - The native JC3 menu has been disabled
Steam Integration
- You can join and invite friends directly via Steam
- The masterlist was changed to use the Steam services
  - The masterlist package is no longer needed or used anymore
Improved File Transfer Performance
Added ShowHud, HideHud and IsHudVisible to scripting API
Added client side vehicle scripting (see docs for more information)
Added functions to interact with a specific WebUIWindow
Updated CEF to version 3029
SetOccupant now teleports the player if the vehicle is not in streaming range
Fixed mouse leave event not working properly
Fixed DrawRect not working in 2d render mode
Fixed player health getting restored on teleport

Fixed player getting invulnerable on teleport
Fixed issues in Crash Dialog, address is now displayed correctly
Fixed audio files not playing properly in a WebUIWindow
Fixed the linux server requiring LD_LIBRARY_PATH=lib to launch
Fixed custom properties of player object not getting reset properly on disconnect and getting reused for the next player
Fixed several server crashes
We have changed the detection of the Just Cause 3 installation to work more reliable. This should help a lot of people, who were not able to find their local Just Cause 3 folder.

So what are we going to do next?

The first thing that we want to tackle with 1.1.0 is, that we want to rebuild the foundation of our client, just as we did with the 0.9.9 release for the server. This way we can ensure that we can deliver future updates faster, but still keep our code base ready for upcoming features. It also allows us to improve stability even further, as we can reduce crashes and bugs by cleaning up several parts of our client code.

If you want to follow our development plans, feel free to take a look at our public GitLab issue tracking: Gitlab.nanos.io. We are always trying to be as transparent with our development as possible and the best way to follow our development is to just take a look at GitLab from time to time.

If you think there’s a feature missing in the mod our you’ve encountered a bug, please report it on our issue tracker: Gitlab.nanos.io.