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[SOLVED] Arrest a ped is bugged (in my callout)

Mytical49
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2 minutes ago, Fentered said:

oh, I didn't noticed this
Than it should work, just add "Locks"

Yeah, that what i did and it work well now.

Thank you !

4 minutes ago, Fentered said:

oh, I didn't noticed this
Than it should work, just add "Locks"

I forgot to ask if the Task.Clear(); can can avoid a ped from being arrested ?

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    • Fentered
      Fentered

      Hi! This should help:   //Suspect - Ped if (Functions.IsPedGettingArrested(Suspect))                 {                     //Clears task (Tasks.FightAgainst();)                     Suspect.Task

    • Mytical49
      Mytical49

      But the "fight against" that is in the process will be repeated after Task is cleared right?  Edit: what i mean is: Is the Task.Clear(); permanent or if a function is executed after the Task.Clea

    • Fentered
      Fentered

      Than the only thing I can recommend now, is adding if (Lock && Functions.IsPedGettingArrested(Suspect)) To every ped

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