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Help with blips

Faracus
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Hello, I'm hoping someone from the scripting community can help me with this.

 

I'm trying to add a blip, but I'm having some problems, and I can't figure out what I am doing wrong.

destination = Blip.AddBlip(GTA.Vector3 target;

I'm getting the following error

 

'GTA.Vector3' is a 'type', which is not valid in the given context

 

I don't understand it because you're supposed to be able to use GTA.Vector3.

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    You're missing a close-paren, for one.

    For two, shouldn't the argument you pass be an object, not a type? It should be

    GTA.Vector3 target = *target*;
destination = Blip.AddBlip(target);
    You don't specify the type. You just pass the object.
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    lol sorry copy and paste error forgot the ;, and thanks for the help. I find it hard to decode the scripthook documentation lol.

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