I'm new to scripting - I'm trying to write a script that will ask my cop if I want more ammo so that I wouldn't have to get ammo from the car.

 

I'm using C#. I can't seem to find a way to check whether LCPDFR is started. Well I can see where the start variable is located, but I can't use the if statement programmatic to see if lcpdfr is start. how would i be able to do this?

 

I'm probably sure that the script I'm trying to write is out there, I just want to write this script myself to introduce me to scripting for GTA. :) Oh, and yes, I do know C#. :)

Edited June 20, 201312 yr by dumbrabbit

you do know that you could use the trainer to get unlimited ammo right?

you do know that you could use the trainer to get unlimited ammo right?

As I stated, yes, I can. but I figured this could be a good first script for me.

There isn't an LCPDFR API yet, so you can't really integrate with it. However, an API is in development for a future version of LCPDFR.

You could try to monitor Alt+P, but in general, you can't yet check on-duty status.

Okay, so I guess it's not possible to write scripts for lcpdfr then. thanks for the help.

Not yet, no. The best you can do is try to use other factors (like: is the player in a cop skin?)