Hello, I'm pretty new to C#, LSPSFR and RPH APIs.

I have 2 different problems with my codes.

The first one is that for some reason in the process method, the if statement that checks weaponPickedUp == true is not considering the distance check, so it executes the End() method without me being within 3 meters to NotesCoroner.

The other weird part of it is, it executes the End() method, but I don't have "[Homicide Crime Scene] The coroner took the knife!" in the console, so it's like the if statement is not even passed.

So I don't know what's wrong with this.

Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/JFm9TpgD

 

The second problem is with my INI code.

 I found PNWParksFan's reply in the forum about making an INI file:

I did exactly the same as he said, I created a new class, I called it "Settings", and I added this code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using Rage;
using LSPD_First_Response.Mod.API;

namespace Crime_Scene_Callouts
{
    internal static class Settings
    {
        internal static string officerName = "SetYourOfficerNameHere";

        internal static void LoadSettings()
        {
            Game.LogTrivialDebug("Loading Crime Scene Callouts settings...");

            string path = "Plugins/LSPDFR/CrimeSceneCallouts.ini";
            InitializationFile ini = new InitializationFile(path);
            ini.Create();

            officerName = ini.ReadString("Player_Settings", "Officer_Name", "SetYourOfficerNameHere");
        }

    }
}

I also have Settings.LoadSettings(); in the Initialize() Method.

The problem is that I can't use the "officerName" variable in other methods/files.

It simply says that it does not exist in the current context.

Game.DisplaySubtitle("~o~Coroner: ~w~Hello, Officer " + officerName + ".");

Then I tried:

Game.DisplaySubtitle("~o~Coroner: ~w~Hello, Officer " + Settings.officerName + ".");

But now it shows "SetYourOfficerNameHere" no matter what I type in the .INI file.

This is how my INI file looks like:

[Player Settings]
//Change "SetYourOfficerNameHere" to set your name.
OfficerName=Adir

What should I do to make officerName accessible?

 

Thanks in advance.

Edited July 19, 20178 yr by AdirB

1 hour ago, AdirB said:

officerName = ini.ReadString("Player_Settings", "Officer_Name", "SetYourOfficerNameHere");

Remove the underscores and replace them with spaces. Also you have us no code to help you with your first issue.

4 minutes ago, ToastinYou said:

Remove the underscores and replace them with spaces. Also you have us no code to help you with your first issue.

It works, thanks a lot!

 

Sorry, I forgot to add the pastebin link.

https://pastebin.com/JFm9TpgD

I another problem with the INI.

The PlayScannerAudio() function won't read the division number, unit and beat number from the INI file.

For example, when I do

Functions.PlayScannerAudio("COPY_THAT" + Settings.Division + Settings.Unit + Settings.Beat);

It will only play the COPY_THAT file.

This is how I set the numbers in the INI file:

        internal static string Division = "13";
        internal static string Unit = "XRAY";
        internal static string Beat = "13";
----
        Division = ini.ReadString("Player Settings", "Division", "13");
        Unit = ini.ReadString("Player Settings", "Unit", "XRAY");
        Beat = ini.ReadString("Player Settings", "Beat", "13");

 

Anyone?

var yourString = "COPY_THAT" + Settings.Division + Settings.Unit + Settings.Beat;

if(yourString == "COPY_THAT13XRAY13")
{
  throw new Exception("You need to put spaces between the names of audio clips to play");
}

Also, make sure the files you want to play are located in proper \Audio\ folder.

Edited July 21, 20178 yr by LtFlash

On 7/21/2017 at 4:40 PM, LtFlash said:

var yourString = "COPY_THAT" + Settings.Division + Settings.Unit + Settings.Beat;

if(yourString == "COPY_THAT13XRAY13")
{
  throw new Exception("You need to put spaces between the names of audio clips to play");
}

Also, make sure the files you want to play are located in proper \Audio\ folder.

Hi, thanks for your answer.

Can you please explain how this works?

"COPY_THAT13XRAY13", do I need to do that on every code, like COPY_THAT1ADAM15?

1. Check the folder Grand Theft Auto V\lspdfr\Police Scanner\ for filenames you can use.

2. Use that with Functions.PlayScannerAudio(string) but remember to separate filenames with spaces, eg.

 

Functions.PlayScannerAudio("REPORT_RESPONSE_COPY_04" + " " + "OUTRO_02");