Hey there :)

I'm new in coding with the LCPDFR API. 

Is there a way to add Vehicles or peds to the menu when I go onDuty, so for example, when I choose a vehicle that I can add there a helicopter or something like that?

 

greetings,

Steve

No, there isn't a way.

vor 7 Minuten schrieb firebuff101:

No, there isn't a way.

Hmm okay thank you, but is there a way to start a callout when I am in a specific vehicle? So that my "sampleCallout" only appears if I am sitting in an e.g. Jet?

17 minutes ago, Stvxv.g said:

Hmm okay thank you, but is there a way to start a callout when I am in a specific vehicle? So that my "sampleCallout" only appears if I am sitting in an e.g. Jet?

No

vor 8 Minuten schrieb firebuff101:

No

But I can check if I am a specific ped, can't I?

8 minutes ago, Stvxv.g said:

But I can check if I am a specific ped, can't I?

I don't know what you're trying to ask

vor 8 Minuten schrieb firebuff101:

I don't know what you're trying to ask

Look. When I go onDuty, I can choose between LSPD, LSSD etc. and between Vehicles.

 

My question is, if I can code my callout that it will only appear if I am for example LSPD, but when I am LSSD the callout will not appear.

 

Perfectly it would be, if I can code callouts that they only appear if I am inside of an specific vehicle, but you said there is no way.

Agency Callouts sort of does that, but only with its included callouts. @Stvxv.g. You could also try getting EUP and forcing duty.

vor 8 Minuten schrieb firebuff101:

Agency Callouts sort of does that, but only with its included callouts. @Stvxv.g. You could also try getting EUP and forcing duty.

I also want that only with my callouts. How can I implement that into my code? Is there somthing like "getPedOccupiedVehicle" what I can check for?

7 minutes ago, Stvxv.g said:

I also want that only with my callouts. How can I implement that into my code? Is there somthing like "getPedOccupiedVehicle" what I can check for?

I don't write code, so I don't know

vor 7 Minuten schrieb firebuff101:

I don't write code, so I don't know

Brah. If you don't write code, then how you could have answered my first question?

9 minutes ago, Stvxv.g said:

Brah. If you don't write code, then how you could have answered my first question?

Because I know how this works. You can't add shit to it because the mod wasn't written that way. Everyone knows that. That question has been answered over and over since LSPDFR was released.

Edited December 12, 20169 yr by firebuff101

@Stvxv.g you can't add peds/vehicles to the go on duty menu but when making your callout you can override the OnBeforeCalloutDisplayed() method and there check whatever you want, for example

public override bool OnBeforeCalloutDisplayed()
{
	if (Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Model != new Model("your_model"))
      	return false;  // if the player isn't the specified model, abort the callout
  
	if (!Game.LocalPlayer.Character.IsInAnyVehicle(false) || Game.LocalPlayer.Character.CurrentVehicle.Model != new Model("vehiclemodel"))
      	return false; // if the player isn't in a vehicle or the current vehicle isn't the specified model, abort the callout
  
  
  	// if all checks passed, continue...
}

 

Edited December 12, 20169 yr by alexguirre

Thank you very much, Alex! :)

36 minutes ago, firebuff101 said:

Because I know how this works. You can't add shit to it because the mod wasn't written that way. Everyone knows that. That question has been answered over and over since LSPDFR was released.

 

I've told you time and time again, you don't have to be so angry when replying to topics. Tone it down, or don't reply at all.

1 hour ago, alexguirre said:

@Stvxv.g you can't add peds/vehicles to the go on duty menu but when making your callout you can override the OnBeforeCalloutDisplayed() method and there check whatever you want, for example

public override bool OnBeforeCalloutDisplayed()
{
	if (Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Model != new Model("your_model"))
      	return false;  // if the player isn't the specified model, abort the callout
  
	if (!Game.LocalPlayer.Character.IsInAnyVehicle(false) || Game.LocalPlayer.Character.CurrentVehicle.Model != new Model("vehiclemodel"))
      	return false; // if the player isn't in a vehicle or the current vehicle isn't the specified model, abort the callout
  
  
  	// if all checks passed, continue...
}

 

 

In addition to what alex said, you can also check the vehicle type:

 

public override bool OnBeforeCalloutDisplayed()
{
  	// Returns false (cancelling the callout) if the player is not in a vehicle or is not in a plane
  	// Note that you have to check isInAnyVehicle first, because CurrentVehicle will be null if 
	// the player isn't in a vehicle, which would crash the plugin. 
	if (!Game.LocalPlayer.Character.IsInAnyVehicle(false) || !Game.LocalPlayer.Character.CurrentVehicle.IsPlane)
      	return false; 
  
}