Hey 👀❤️ 

 

So I'm following with a simple Beginner's tutorial series on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNlUcnBl0g0&list=PLIdBLpIJcplhbczHl_OmfHIWciMZqzd4J&index=3) and with this video in specific I'm up to the part where you create the .dll, install, and test it out in game. I'm try to test it out in game but it crashed so obviously it was the new ass plugin I just created of course lol, so I wanted to see what I did wrong. I got an System.IO.FileNotFoundException at the very end of my log so if 1+1=2 then a reasonable man would say this error caused my game to crash.

 

I'll attached the Rage log here as well so you can see all the juicy details yourself.

I'll attach my Visual Studio files as well so you can see my code. It's just a test/learning callout anyone, not a normal release so I don't mind sharing my code if it'll help solve my problem.

 

If the problem isn't me and it something in the video like it's outdated then just let me know and I'll try to find the newest possible.

Btw because of the whole Rage Hook situation with the newest version only being apart of the LSPDFR download, I couldn't get the newest SDK .dll, so I had to download the newest version on the Rage Hook website (which is an old version overall) to steal the SDK .dll file.

Do note: I had to delete LSPDFR's .dll file from both Learning Callouts > References & Learning Callouts > Learning Callouts > bin > Debug, in order to actually zip the file below 4MB which is the file limit. No worries, of course I had them install in both places and properly referenced inside the files. Just wanted say that so when you download it and see that .dll missing, you'll know why.

 

RagePluginHook.log Learning Callouts.zip

Notice: I didn't mean to post in this forum, if a moderator could please just move this for Tutorials & Questions in the Development forum I would appreciate it, thanks. Rather not just copy and paste this whole in a new message.

It looks like you might be targeting .NET 6.0. Make sure your project targets .NET framework, for instance 4.7 instead.

Okay took a bit a troubleshooting because Visual Studio originally didn't want to accept version 4.7 but I got it to work. Thank you LMS ❤️

One more question if you will, created a simple callout. All it is when the player accepts the call and go the callout location, if a pursuit isn't already happening one will start.
Problem I'm having is that the ped and the vehicle spawns but a pursuit never starts or occurs once arriving to the callout. They just stay there, in the middle of the road until I force them out the vehicle then they'll run away with the callout still going. Via the log, it never ended.

Here's my callout code after accepting it. (providing a new one because it has small changes from the overall code .zip I posted above).

Any ideas?

HighSpeedChase.zip

The problem is that your distance check uses a negative number for comparison. It might seem intuitive at first, but that is not how distances work. If you are comparing the positions of two objects in this context, you are measuring the size of the displacement, i.e., the distance magnitude. This can never be negative. If there was a direction involved, it could be, though.

 

If you care about the math, in three-dimensional Euclidean space the distance between two points is defined as seen below. Not only does it use the positive square root, but squaring the possibly negative numbers inside the square root also always yields positive numbers.

Um so about that... lol I didn't mean to put < -20f, I meant to put <= 20f. When they said one typo can ruin your code and take hours to find, they wasn't joking lol. Thanks for the help LMS, I'll make sure to include you in credits.