I attached my RagePluginHook.log file below.

What happened was I created a pursuit in progress call for lspdfr and when I start it, the game lags and then it crashes. The error message I'm looking at is "System.NotImplementedException: The method or operation is not implemented." Any help would be greatly appreciated.

RagePluginHook.log

6 hours ago, Hallel said:

I attached my RagePluginHook.log file below.

What happened was I created a pursuit in progress call for lspdfr and when I start it, the game lags and then it crashes. The error message I'm looking at is "System.NotImplementedException: The method or operation is not implemented." Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Hard to tell without your code, but the lagging and eventually crashing makes me believe that you are constantly creating the chase in a loop.

Edited April 29, 20232 yr by RicyVasco

2 hours ago, RicyVasco said:

Hard to tell without your code, but the lagging and eventually crashing makes me believe that you are constantly creating the chase in a loop.

Do we know how to prevent it from looping?

Here's the code

https://srcshare.io/644d9b0a96a12d1b01ac6d10

7 minutes ago, Hallel said:

Do we know how to prevent it from looping?

Here's the code

https://srcshare.io/644d9b0a96a12d1b01ac6d10

Can you share the callout code, that's where everything is happening ?

1 hour ago, Mytical49 said:

Can you share the callout code, that's where everything is happening ?

The callout code is in there. It's in the "PursuitinProgress.cs"

Edited April 29, 20232 yr by Hallel

5 minutes ago, Hallel said:

The callout code is in there. It's in the "PursuitinProgress.cs"

You're right, my bad

1 hour ago, Hallel said:

Do we know how to prevent it from looping?

Here's the code

https://srcshare.io/644d9b0a96a12d1b01ac6d10

Yeah you are calling it in a loop, creating the pursuit and requesting backup over and over again.

 

There are numerous ways on how to fix it. One solution would be to create a bool

 

public LHandle pursuit;
public Vector3 SpawnPoint;
public Blip myBlip;
public Ped mySuspect;
public Vehicle myVehicle;
public bool StartedChase;

 

And then in your process:

 

if (Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position.DistanceTo(SpawnPoint) <= 100f && !StartedChase)
                {
                    // Create the pursuit.
                    this.pursuit = Functions.CreatePursuit();

                    // Add mySuspect to the pursuit.
                    Functions.AddPedToPursuit(this.pursuit, mySuspect);

                    // Request backup for an air unit and one local unit to join the pursuit.

                    Functions.RequestBackup(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupResponseType.Pursuit, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupUnitType.AirUnit);

                    Functions.RequestBackup(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupResponseType.Pursuit, 		LSPD_First_Response.EBackupUnitType.LocalUnit);
			StartedChase = true;
                }

 

Also, make sure to end the callout somehow like checking if the Suspect is arrested or killed, otherwise your callout will run indefinitely.

46 minutes ago, RicyVasco said:

Yeah you are calling it in a loop, creating the pursuit and requesting backup over and over again.

 

There are numerous ways on how to fix it. One solution would be to create a bool

 

public LHandle pursuit;
public Vector3 SpawnPoint;
public Blip myBlip;
public Ped mySuspect;
public Vehicle myVehicle;
public bool StartedChase;

 

And then in your process:

 

if (Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position.DistanceTo(SpawnPoint) <= 100f && !StartedChase)
                {
                    // Create the pursuit.
                    this.pursuit = Functions.CreatePursuit();

                    // Add mySuspect to the pursuit.
                    Functions.AddPedToPursuit(this.pursuit, mySuspect);

                    // Request backup for an air unit and one local unit to join the pursuit.

                    Functions.RequestBackup(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupResponseType.Pursuit, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupUnitType.AirUnit);

                    Functions.RequestBackup(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupResponseType.Pursuit, 		LSPD_First_Response.EBackupUnitType.LocalUnit);
			StartedChase = true;
                }

 

Also, make sure to end the callout somehow like checking if the Suspect is arrested or killed, otherwise your callout will run indefinitely.

Thank you so much! I appreciate it

48 minutes ago, Mytical49 said:

You're right, my bad

Thank you to you too!

https://srcshare.io/644d9b0a96a12d1b01ac6d10

 

I edited the Process and the End methods. I'm 90% sure this is fine but I would like a second opinion.

 

I tried it out in game. When i go to the vehicle, there were vehicles going after it but there were no blips for anything except the vehicle and the vehicle was not moving. Idk if it's because I forgot something or I messed something up.

Edited April 30, 20232 yr by Hallel
Tested in game

2 hours ago, Hallel said:

there were no blips for anything except the vehicle and the vehicle was not moving

You need to add blips yourself, and you also need to move the car yourself, as in drive from vectorA to vectorB or use method cruising or something like reactAndFlee-method called on the vehicles driver.
Blip:
Blip marker = crimeCar.AttachBlip();//construct object
                                    marker.Color = Color.Bisque; //select a color
                                    marker.Scale = 1.0f;//select default size

Where crimeCar is an existing Vehicle

 

Move car:
crimeCar.Driver.Tasks.ReactAndFlee(Game.LocalPlayer.Character);
 

There are other Tasks possible so look at the options (VS- in Intellsence)

19 minutes ago, GTAbear said:

You need to add blips yourself, and you also need to move the car yourself, as in drive from vectorA to vectorB or use method cruising or something like reactAndFlee-method called on the vehicles driver.
Blip:
Blip marker = crimeCar.AttachBlip();//construct object
                                    marker.Color = Color.Bisque; //select a color
                                    marker.Scale = 1.0f;//select default size

Where crimeCar is an existing Vehicle

 

Move car:
crimeCar.Driver.Tasks.ReactAndFlee(Game.LocalPlayer.Character);
 

There are other Tasks possible so look at the options (VS- in Intellsence)

My bad. I meant there's no blip for the police backup. Do I need to create that on my own as well?

3 hours ago, Hallel said:

no blip for the police backup.

The little blinking one in red/blue?? That blip can be disabled in settings. Is that the case here?
Check if you have that police-blip in native GTA -eg dont load your plugin

7 hours ago, Hallel said:

https://srcshare.io/644d9b0a96a12d1b01ac6d10

 

I edited the Process and the End methods. I'm 90% sure this is fine but I would like a second opinion.

 

I tried it out in game. When i go to the vehicle, there were vehicles going after it but there were no blips for anything except the vehicle and the vehicle was not moving. Idk if it's because I forgot something or I messed something up.

I don't see any changes in the link you pro ided but I'm also on my phone right now so maybe its a bit funky.

 

You also need to set the Chase active for the player.

 

4 hours ago, GTAbear said:

You need to add blips yourself, and you also need to move the car yourself, as in drive from vectorA to ...

While you can do that, it's not necessary. If you create a chase, add members and then set it active for the player, LSPDFR will handle ecerything. No need to give the suspect a flee task or give blips to backup