I've been working on and off on a callout plugin, and I've been stuck on relationship groups. How would you go about making a new relationship group and setting them to hate/like other groups? Also, is there a list of groups already in the game anywhere?

I've been working on and off on a callout plugin, and I've been stuck on relationship groups. How would you go about making a new relationship group and setting them to hate/like other groups? Also, is there a list of groups already in the game anywhere?

A relationship is automatically created when you add a ped in it, eg. 

angryDriver.RelationshipGroup = "ANGRYDRIVERS";
Game.SetRelationshipBetweenRelationshipGroups("ANGRYDRIVERS", "COP", Relationship.Hate);

This will create the RelationshipGroup "ANGRYDRIVERS", add the angryDriver ped in it, and set the group to hate "COP", that already exists in game, so the angryDriver will attack any nearby cop. You can check the other types of relationships here : http://docs.ragepluginhook.net/html/FBC57062.htm

As to the in-game relationship group, here's a list (found in common.rpf -> data) :

PLAYER
CIVMALE    
CIVFEMALE    
COP 
SECURITY_GUARD
PRIVATE_SECURITY
FIREMAN
GANG_1
GANG_2
GANG_9
GANG_10
AMBIENT_GANG_LOST
AMBIENT_GANG_MEXICAN
AMBIENT_GANG_FAMILY
AMBIENT_GANG_BALLAS
AMBIENT_GANG_MARABUNTE
AMBIENT_GANG_CULT
AMBIENT_GANG_SALVA
AMBIENT_GANG_WEICHENG
AMBIENT_GANG_HILLBILLY
DEALER
HATES_PLAYER
HEN
WILD_ANIMAL
SHARK
COUGAR
NO_RELATIONSHIP
SPECIAL
MISSION2
MISSION3
MISSION4
MISSION5
MISSION6
MISSION7
MISSION8
ARMY
GUARD_DOG
AGGRESSIVE_INVESTIGATE
MEDIC
CAT

Edited September 20, 201510 yr by DemNinjas

That's a ton of help, thanks!

And one last thing, I noticed that the player is automatically added to the "COP" group by LSPDFR when going on-duty 

Do you happen to know if there's a relationship group that cops spawned by LSPDFR automatically attack?

From the relationship.dat file :]

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COP 
    Respect MEDIC FIREMAN COP
    Respect ARMY
    Like SECURITY_GUARD

So the answer is no. 

does anyone know what the difference between SECURITY_GUARD and PRIVATE_SECURITY is?

does anyone know what the difference between SECURITY_GUARD and PRIVATE_SECURITY is?

SECURITY_GUARD is self-explanatory (the guards you see around special places), PRIVATE_SECURITY is most likely Merryweather.

Edited October 1, 201510 yr by FtDLulz

I'm getting some weird results when playing around with RelationshipGroups. I've noticed the following things:

• RPH will give an empty string for custom RelationshipGroups when getting RelationshipGroup.Name on Ped.RelationshipGroup (it returns the correct value for premade relationship groups)
• Contrary to what DemNinjas said, in my experience LSPDFR is not putting the player in the cop RelationshipGroup (bug with new game update?)^[1]
• Preexisting RelationshipGroup's relations cannot be modified

In my armored car robbery callout I tried switching my guards over to the SECURITY_GUARD relationship group and they will now start engaging the player. If I switch it back there are no problems. Tried doing some debugging and found the above results. Here's what I logged:
 

[10/1/2015 6:37:50 PM.070] LSPD First Response: SECURITY_GUARD
[10/1/2015 6:37:50 PM.096] LSPD First Response: g1|Rage.RelationshipGroup|SECURITY_GUARD
[10/1/2015 6:37:50 PM.096] LSPD First Response: g2|Rage.RelationshipGroup|SECURITY_GUARD
[10/1/2015 6:37:50 PM.096] LSPD First Response: p0|Rage.RelationshipGroup|PLAYER

and then with a custom RelationshipGroup:

[10/1/2015 6:35:05 PM.331] LSPD First Response: SECURITY
[10/1/2015 6:35:05 PM.340] LSPD First Response: g1|Rage.RelationshipGroup|
[10/1/2015 6:35:05 PM.340] LSPD First Response: g2|Rage.RelationshipGroup|
[10/1/2015 6:35:05 PM.341] LSPD First Response: p0|Rage.RelationshipGroup|PLAYER

 

I've tried two methods for giving the peds relationship groups:

RelationshipGroup g = new RelationshipGroup("SECURITY");
guard1.RelationshipGroup = "SECURITY";
guard2.RelationshipGroup = g;

Just leaving this here in case I am running into a unique bug that no one else is having or someone else ends up having a similar issue.

 

[1] I did some testing and it seems that it might be one way. When I just put "COP" in instead of the local player's relationship group, the player could not target/shoot the guards but they could shoot the player. This is similar to how when LSPDFR crashes/gets manually reloaded you cannot shoot the LSPD but they can shoot you. Not really sure how/why that is.

I'm assuming you set the relationships between SECURITY and PLAYER (and COP)  to like? (it has to be done in both directions...i.e. SECURITY likes PLAYER, and PLAYER likes SECURITY) 

I'm assuming you set the relationships between SECURITY and PLAYER (and COP)  to like? (it has to be done in both directions...i.e. SECURITY likes PLAYER, and PLAYER likes SECURITY) 

Yes, I set the relationship from security to player to companion and player -> security to like. CanAttackFriendlies (or whatever the property name is) is set to false. The only thing I change is SECURITY to SECURITY_GUARD and they become hostile.

Edited October 2, 201510 yr by goigle