As I respond to callout, It shows CODE4 - disregard and nothing happens

I followed Albo1125's example

And It was on CalloutManager for sure

I cant understand why. 

Though my codes are not completed, but only for Processing part.

I can't understand why........

Any solutions of this?

TrackTerrorist.zip

There are generally three reasons for why you get a Code 4 - Disregard:

 

1.) The player is too close to the callout position specified (see AddMinimumDistanceCheck)

2.) The player is too far away from callout position specified (see AddMaximumDistanceCheck)

3.) OnCalloutAccepted returned false

 

In case of 3.), if this is due to a crash, you will it in the log under "OnCalloutAccepted crashed". Please check your logfile to make sure your callout is not crashing.

1 hour ago, LMS said:

There are generally three reasons for why you get a Code 4 - Disregard:

 

1.) The player is too close to the callout position specified (see AddMinimumDistanceCheck)

2.) The player is too far away from callout position specified (see AddMaximumDistanceCheck)

3.) OnCalloutAccepted returned false

 

In case of 3.), if this is due to a crash, you will it in the log under "OnCalloutAccepted crashed". Please check your logfile to make sure your callout is not crashing.

If I didn't put none of AddMinimumCheck and AddMaximumCheck, can it cause CODE4?

2 minutes ago, Lit'Wayne said:

If I didn't put none of AddMinimumCheck and AddMaximumCheck, can it cause CODE4?

 

It can, but not because of distance. It will then only happen if OnCalloutAccepted returned false or crashed.

1 minute ago, LMS said:

 

It can, but not because of distance. It will then only happen if OnCalloutAccepted returned false or crashed.

So you mean that 

return base.OnCalloutAccepted();

returns false value?

what does base.OnCalloutAccepted() means?

4 minutes ago, LMS said:

 

It can, but not because of distance. It will then only happen if OnCalloutAccepted returned false or crashed.

Or, this is my RPH log file so Please check the log if you can 🙂

RagePluginHook.log

1 hour ago, Lit'Wayne said:

So you mean that 

return base.OnCalloutAccepted();

returns false value?

what does base.OnCalloutAccepted() means?

 

Or, this is my RPH log file so Please check the log if you can 🙂

RagePluginHook.log 356.76 kB · 2 downloads

 

I meant that your overload for OnCalloutAccepted returned false, because perhaps you decided to end the callout prematurely if setting it up failed (that is what it is used for). The base call will always return true.

 

In your log, I do not see any attempt to start your own callout. Remove other callout packs and try again just with your own callout installed.

19 hours ago, LMS said:

 

I meant that your overload for OnCalloutAccepted returned false, because perhaps you decided to end the callout prematurely if setting it up failed (that is what it is used for). The base call will always return true.

 

In your log, I do not see any attempt to start your own callout. Remove other callout packs and try again just with your own callout installed.

Well....I think my ped constructor went wrong......

I constructed ped like this

 secs[10] = new Ped("SWAT01SMY", pedvecs[10], 159.3015f);

I think String type of ped name is wrong, should I use model name like this, exactly same with file name?

s_m_y_swat_01_p

 

+) Oh, now I gotit.

I missed that I ped model name structure is kinda different from vehicles.  I gotta try with using file names.

Edited August 18, 20196 yr by Lit'Wayne

15 hours ago, Lit'Wayne said:

Well....I think my ped constructor went wrong......

I constructed ped like this

 secs[10] = new Ped("SWAT01SMY", pedvecs[10], 159.3015f);

I think String type of ped name is wrong, should I use model name like this, exactly same with file name?

s_m_y_swat_01_p

 

+) Oh, now I gotit.

I missed that I ped model name structure is kinda different from vehicles.  I gotta try with using file names.

 

Yes, you will have to use the model names. You can find more information about peds here: http://ragepluginhook.net/PedModels.aspx