Checking if vehicle is stopped

[Delco24 50]

I want to be able to detect if a vehicle is currently stopped after the player initiates a pullover. I know you can use IsPlayerPerformingPullover(), but that returns true even if the suspect's vehicle hasn't stopped yet. I tried detecting the suspect ped and checking if they are stopped using:

LHandle pullover = Functions.GetCurrentPullover();
Ped suspect = Functions.GetPulloverSuspect(pullover);
if (Functions.IsPedStoppedByPlayer(suspect))

But, this only seems to return true if you pull the suspect out of the vehicle.

How can you check if the vehicle has stopped?

Thanks

[PNWParksFan 2441]

I would guess that IsPlayerPerformingPullover returns false once the vehicle stops? I'm not 100% sure though. 

You can always read Vehicle.Speed and check if it's 0, although that will be 0 if the vehicle stops and then starts going again while trying to find a spot to pull over, so it may not be ideal. 

[Delco24 50]

1 hour ago, PNWParksFan said:

I would guess that IsPlayerPerformingPullover returns false once the vehicle stops? I'm not 100% sure though. 

You can always read Vehicle.Speed and check if it's 0, although that will be 0 if the vehicle stops and then starts going again while trying to find a spot to pull over, so it may not be ideal. 

Unfortunately, IsPlayerPerformingPullover appears to keep returning true even once the vehicle stops.

I was playing around with trying to check the vehicle's speed, but I'm not getting ANY value for the vehicle speed once it stops. For testing, I had the speed getting logged repeatedly, but once it stopped, there were no further speed values reported. Even if I had the vehicle move elsewhere to find a better spot to pullover, the speed was no longer reported. I am completely new to coding with the Rage plugin and LSPDFR API so may have been doing something wrong, though.

EDIT: OK, I got the checking vehicle speed method to work. But, like you said, its not ideal because the vehicle may not be in its final location (such as if you initiated the pull over at a stop light). Any other suggestions?

Edited March 6, 2016 by Delco24

[Stealth22 800]

Maybe detect when the officer first steps out of his vehicle? 

[Delco24 50]

On 3/7/2016 at 10:53 PM, Stealth22 said:

Maybe detect when the officer first steps out of his vehicle? 

Thanks - this works a lot better!