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 [Multi Theft Auto](https://www.multitheftauto.com/) (MTA) is a software project that adds network play functionality to Rockstar North's Grand Theft Auto game series, in which this functionality is not originally found. It is a unique modification that incorporates an extendable network play element into a proprietary commercial single-player PC game.
 
-### Introduction
+## Introduction
 
 Multi Theft Auto is based on code injection and hooking techniques whereby the game is manipulated without altering any original files supplied with the game. The software functions as a game engine that installs itself as an extension of the original game, adding core functionality such as networking and GUI rendering while exposing the original game's engine functionality through a scripting language.
 
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 Multi Theft Auto is built upon the "Blue" concept that implements a game engine framework. Since the class design of our game framework is based upon Grand Theft Auto's design, we are able to insert our code into the original game. The game is then heavily extended by providing new game functionality (including tweaks and crash fixes) as well as a completely new graphical interface, networking and scripting component.
 
-### Gameplay content
+## Gameplay content
 
 By default, Multi Theft Auto provides the minimal sandbox style gameplay of Grand Theft Auto. The gameplay can be heavily extended through the use of the Lua scripting language that has been embedded in the client and server software. Both the server hosting the game, as well as the client playing the game are capable of running and synchronizing Lua scripts. These scripts are layered on top of Multi Theft Auto's game framework that consists of many classes and functions so that the game can be adjusted in virtually any possible way.
 
 All gameplay content such as Lua scripts, images, sounds, custom models or textures is grouped into a "resource". This resource is nothing more than an archive (containing the content) and a metadata file describing the content and any extra information (such as dependencies on other resources).
 
 Using a framework based on resources has a number of advantages. It allows content to be easily transferred to clients and servers. Another advantage is that we can provide a way to import and export scripting functionality in a resource. For example, different resources can import (often basic) functionality from one or more common resources. These will then be automatically downloaded and started. Another feature worth mentioning is that server administrators can control the access to specific resources by assigning a number of different user rights to them.
 
-### Development
+## Development
 
 Our project's code repository can be found on the [multitheftauto/mtasa-blue](https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-blue/) Git repository at [GitHub](https://github.com/). We are always looking for new developers, so if you're interested, here are some useful links:
 
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 * [Bugtracker Roadmap](https://bugs.mtasa.com/roadmap_page.php)
 * [Wiki Roadmap](https://wiki.mtasa.com/wiki/Roadmap)
 
-#### IDE Setup
+### IDE Setup
 Download and install the [EditorConfig](https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/c8bccfe2-650c-4b42-bc5c-845e21f96328) to automatically set up your IDE for the correct formatting.
 
-#### Build Instructions
-##### Windows
+### Build Instructions
+#### Windows
 1. Execute `create-projects.bat`
 2. Open `Build\MTASA.sln`
 3. Compile
 
-##### Linux
-1. Execude `utils/premake5_x86 gmake` (32-bit OS) or `utils/premake5_x64 gmake` (64-bit OS)
+#### Linux
+1. Execute `utils/premake5_x86 gmake` (32-bit OS) or `utils/premake5_x64 gmake` (64-bit OS)
 2. `cd Build`
 3. Run `make config=release_x86` to build the 32-bit server and `make config=release_x64` to build the 64-bit server (or use `debug` instead of `release` to run an unoptimized debug build)
 
-#### Premake FAQ
-##### How to add new C++ source files?
+### Premake FAQ
+#### How to add new C++ source files?
 Just execute `create-projects.bat`.
 
-### License
+## License
 
 Unless otherwise specified, all source code hosted on this repository is licensed under the GPLv3 license. See the LICENSE file for more details.