Hello, everyone. I am trying to iron out a few bugs in my callouts plugin. One of which is a bug where if you lose visual of the suspect LSPDFR will attempt to make it where the suspect is no longer visible on the mini map, but for my callouts plugin the blip stays there. Here is what I've tried.

 

Added this in the void Process():

            // EXPERIMENTAL //
            if (Functions.IsPedVisualLost(p_Suspect))
            {
                if (SuspectBlip.Exists())
                {
                    SuspectBlip.Delete(); // Deletes the blip when the player loses the suspect.
                }
            }

            if (p_Suspect.IsOnScreen || !Functions.IsPedVisualLost(p_Suspect))
            {
                if (!SuspectBlip.Exists())
                {
                    SuspectBlip = p_Suspect.AttachBlip(); // Attaches blip to the suspect.
                    SuspectBlip.IsFriendly = false; // Suspect is not friendly.
                }
            }
            // END EXPERIMENTAL //

Any help would be gladly appreciated, thanks!

Edited October 14, 20205 yr by OfficerJohnnyShumway
The question has been solved. I updated the title.

Out of curiosity: Why are you even attaching a blip to the suspect yourself? LSPDFR will do that automatically.

 

3 minutes ago, LMS said:

Out of curiosity: Why are you even attaching a blip to the suspect yourself? LSPDFR will do that automatically.

Well I didn't know that. I was taught to attach the blip in "bool OnCalloutAccepted()" and I've done it ever since.

Edited October 13, 20205 yr by OfficerJohnnyShumway
Correction/Update

I do not recall if that might have been necessary for very very old LSPDFR versions, but you definitely do not need to do it now. Does that solve your problem or are you working on something else?

1 minute ago, LMS said:

I do not recall if that might have been necessary for very very old LSPDFR versions, but you definitely do not need to do it now. Does that solve your problem or are you working on something else?

Hold on, brb

29 minutes ago, LMS said:

I do not recall if that might have been necessary for very very old LSPDFR versions, but you definitely do not need to do it now. Does that solve your problem or are you working on something else?

Okay so it kind of works, but the blip somehow disappeared from the map even though I was right behind the suspect?

That certainly should not happen. It should start to flash for a bit first (indicating losing visual) and then disappear if not regained.

1 hour ago, LMS said:

That certainly should not happen. It should start to flash for a bit first (indicating losing visual) and then disappear if not regained.

I'll check it again a few more times. Thanks for the help!

It works, thanks!