I  wanna add for the peds more than five Voices,  but something is wrong:

P.S.: OOPS I´M SORRY, I´M MEANING THE HEAD INDEX WITH VOICES ARE 0 TO HEAD INDEX 4 AND THE HEAD INDEXES WHO NOT WORKING WITH THE VOICES ARE 5 TO HEAD INDEX 8

Edited June 11, 20178 yr by Officer GILLETTE ABDI

I imagine that the game will only recognise and ask for i[0] to i[4]. You'd probably need to patch the code or provide some kind of external script to run extra sounds (a bit like how SirenMastery works).

51 minutes ago, SgtFluffy said:

I imagine that the game will only recognise and ask for i[0] to i[4]. You'd probably need to patch the code or provide some kind of external script to run extra sounds (a bit like how SirenMastery works).

it´s happen when i using Ped Mod(Yard´s YCHOP and other Mods) and how  and where can i make this?

Edited June 12, 20178 yr by Officer GILLETTE ABDI

18 hours ago, Officer GILLETTE ABDI said:

it´s happen when i using Ped Mod(Yard´s YCHOP and other Mods) and how  and where can i make this?

 

You'll have to use your own initiative and programming skills on that one. For example, you might need to override the speech class and have a .ini configuration file to read the overrides from.

 

Not that I ever made scripts for GTA IV though.

1 hour ago, SgtFluffy said:

 

You'll have to use your own initiative and programming skills on that one. For example, you might need to override the speech class and have a .ini configuration file to read the overrides from.

 

Not that I ever made scripts for GTA IV though.

Which .ini file? and how  can i find it?

24 minutes ago, Officer GILLETTE ABDI said:

Which .ini file? and how  can i find it?

There is no .ini file, he's saying you're gonna have to make it all yourself. Rockstar hardcoded the game to only have a limited number of voice indexes, if you want to add more you'll have to make something to override that.

2 minutes ago, SuperStumpje said:

There is no .ini file, he's saying you're gonna have to make it all yourself. Rockstar hardcoded the game to only have a limited number of voice indexes, if you want to add more you'll have to make something to override that.

how can i do this?

1 minute ago, Officer GILLETTE ABDI said:

how can i do this?

I have no idea.

2 minutes ago, SuperStumpje said:

I have no idea.

How and where i can override it?

Just now, Officer GILLETTE ABDI said:

How and where i can override it?

Still, no idea.

23 hours ago, Officer GILLETTE ABDI said:

How and where i can override it?

 

If it's massively dependent on your gameplay/you want a challenge, I recommend you learn how to code scripts for the game and go from there.

On 14.6.2017 at 5:06 PM, SgtFluffy said:

 

If it's massively dependent on your gameplay/you want a challenge, I recommend you learn how to code scripts for the game and go from there.

which program should i use?

For getting setup with any programming task, you'll need some basics!

• Visual Studio Community 2017 - While I recommend any good IDE (integrated development environment, what you use to program with nicely), Visual Studio Community is free and carries most features of the paid-for Visual Studio
• Libraries - Libraries are files that contain functions, methods and various other components. You can call these in your main code by adding them to your project and use the,

• using theLibraryNameWouldBeHere;

  syntax. If you want to learn how to use a specific library, you'll need to read its documentation, but I recommend learning the base-language first!

• Also, if you're new to programming, I recommend reading through a few tutorials, watching some videos and really getting to grips with the language. I really recommend learning C# as it is used for most bits of scripting!
  • Here's one I found with Google: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/
  • And another: http://learncs.org/
  • And another!: http://www.programmr.com
• A plan! You must make a plan! I took the liberty of whipping up a quick template. Feel free to make a copy and edit it, or print it out and write on it!
• A side note: It's going to be quite frustrating trying to learn to code while you're raring to go and make mods. But, if you don't learn the basics and get a hang of it, your mods won't get anywhere, trust me on that one!
• If you need help:
  • I'm not able to help with GTA IV or V scripting as I don't have enough experience! However, you can use the Tutorials & Questions Section of the GTA IV Forum for GTA IV scripting and Tutorials & Questions Section of the GTA V Forum, if you decide to make mods for GTA V. Be wary though, as often people won't like to spoon feed!
  • If you need help with the general workings of C#, then you can drop me the odd PM here and there and I'll try get back to you!
  • Your best bet in getting help is StackOverflow. I recommend you search through the questions in there (there's millions and billions) to find the answers you're looking for! Make sure to specify what language you're using.

If you have any other questions, I've got notifications enabled for responses! 

 

If you don't have any more questions, I wish you the best of luck in starting your programming career! Have fun with it!

Edited June 16, 20178 yr by SgtFluffy

1 hour ago, SgtFluffy said:

For getting setup with any programming task, you'll need some basics!

• Visual Studio Community 2017 - While I recommend any good IDE (integrated development environment, what you use to program with nicely), Visual Studio Community is free and carries most features of the paid-for Visual Studio
• Libraries - Libraries are files that contain functions, methods and various other components. You can call these in your main code by adding them to your project and use the,

• 
  using theLibraryNameWouldBeHere;

  syntax. If you want to learn how to use a specific library, you'll need to read its documentation, but I recommend learning the base-language first!

• Also, if you're new to programming, I recommend reading through a few tutorials, watching some videos and really getting to grips with the language. I really recommend learning C# as it is used for most bits of scripting!
  • Here's one I found with Google: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/
  • And another: http://learncs.org/
  • And another!: http://www.programmr.com
• A plan! You must make a plan! I took the liberty of whipping up a quick template. Feel free to make a copy and edit it, or print it out and write on it!
• A side note: It's going to be quite frustrating trying to learn to code while you're raring to go and make mods. But, if you don't learn the basics and get a hang of it, your mods won't get anywhere, trust me on that one!
• If you need help:
  • I'm not able to help with GTA IV or V scripting as I don't have enough experience! However, you can use the Tutorials & Questions Section of the GTA IV Forum for GTA IV scripting and Tutorials & Questions Section of the GTA V Forum, if you decide to make mods for GTA V. Be wary though, as often people won't like to spoon feed!
  • If you need help with the general workings of C#, then you can drop me the odd PM here and there and I'll try get back to you!
  • Your best bet in getting help is StackOverflow. I recommend you search through the questions in there (there's millions and billions) to find the answers you're looking for! Make sure to specify what language you're using.

If you have any other questions, I've got notifications enabled for responses! 

 

If you don't have any more questions, I wish you the best of luck in starting your programming career! Have fun with it!

from which  i find this by GTA EFLC Data or other pages

 

 

 

 

 

 

and post a code from GTA IV, so i can find it easier and better

Edited June 16, 20178 yr by Officer GILLETTE ABDI

You can use the ScriptHook, ScriptHookDotNet, LCPDFR API and more! Visit each file's website to find out more though! There will be information about which files you need to include in your code!

 

Also, MSI rocks

25 minutes ago, SgtFluffy said:

You can use the ScriptHook, ScriptHookDotNet, LCPDFR API and more! Visit each file's website to find out more though! There will be information about which files you need to include in your code!

 

Also, MSI rocks

Í have it, but  i cant´go in there, it show this here:

This should get you going: 

 

35 minutes ago, SgtFluffy said:

This should get you going: 

 

thanks, but which program should i using?:

 

Visual Studio Community 2017! Its free and can be used by individual developers to use almost all features!

12 hours ago, SgtFluffy said:

Visual Studio Community 2017! Its free and can be used by individual developers to use almost all features!

how can open in Visual Studio Community the Scripthook for ped Voices?