Looking through the API the only thing I found was this:

Functions.SetVehicleOwnerName(cVehicle, Functions.GetPersonaForPed(Victim).FullName);

It does not appear to work when tested in game. I'm not sure how others are doing it, as when I looked at open source projects there was nothing set.

 

And since i'm here I have the same issue with adding drugs to a ped using:

Functions.AddPedContraband(pedMan, ContrabandType.Narcotics, "COCAINE");

Which I also found in the API. 

Edited September 1, 20196 yr by SuperPyroManiac
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On 8/19/2019 at 9:41 PM, SuperPyroManiac said:

Looking through the API the only thing I found was this:

Functions.SetVehicleOwnerName(cVehicle, Functions.GetPersonaForPed(Victim).FullName);

It does not appear to work when tested in game. I'm not sure how others are doing it, as when I looked at open source projects there was nothing set.

 

And since i'm here I have the same issue with adding drugs to a ped using:

Functions.AddPedContraband(pedMan, ContrabandType.Narcotics, "COCAINE");

Which I also found in the API. 

 

Thanks for your report! I will have a look at those functions and report back.

On 8/19/2019 at 9:41 PM, SuperPyroManiac said:

Looking through the API the only thing I found was this:

Functions.SetVehicleOwnerName(cVehicle, Functions.GetPersonaForPed(Victim).FullName);

It does not appear to work when tested in game. I'm not sure how others are doing it, as when I looked at open source projects there was nothing set.

 

And since i'm here I have the same issue with adding drugs to a ped using:

Functions.AddPedContraband(pedMan, ContrabandType.Narcotics, "COCAINE");

Which I also found in the API. 

 

I just tested it on my end, both functions work fine for me. Here is the code I used:

 

Ped victim = new Ped(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.GetOffsetPositionFront(5));
Vehicle vehicle = new Vehicle(victim.GetOffsetPositionFront(5));
API.Functions.SetVehicleOwnerName(vehicle, API.Functions.GetPersonaForPed(victim).FullName);
API.Functions.AddPedContraband(victim, ContrabandType.Narcotics, "COCAINE");

 

Interesting, i'm using the latest versions of RPH and LSPDFR. both API and in game. My callouts have no errors or warnings with the functions yet when I run the plates or search (Default LSPDFR and also other plugins such as police radio) it shows a different owner than the ped, and drugs don't show at all. Using it the same way to showed as above.

 

 

            cVehicle = new Vehicle(VehicleModels[new Random().Next(VehicleModels.Length)], SpawnPoint);
            cVehicle.IsPersistent = true;
            cVehicle.EngineHealth = 0;
            cVehicle2 = new Vehicle(VehicleModels[new Random().Next(VehicleModels.Length)], cVehicle.GetOffsetPosition(new Vector3(0, 7.0f, 0)));
            cVehicle2.IsPersistent = true;
            cVehicle2.EngineHealth = 0;
            cVehicle2.Rotation = new Rotator(0f, 0f, 180f);
            CustomScenes.SimpleFunctions.Damage(cVehicle, 200, 200);
            CustomScenes.SimpleFunctions.Damage(cVehicle2, 200, 200);
            Victim = cVehicle.CreateRandomDriver();
            Victim.IsPersistent = true;
            Victim.BlockPermanentEvents = true;
            Victim2 = cVehicle2.CreateRandomDriver();
            Victim2.IsPersistent = true;
            Victim2.BlockPermanentEvents = true;
            Victim.Tasks.LeaveVehicle(cVehicle, LeaveVehicleFlags.LeaveDoorOpen);
            Victim2.Tasks.LeaveVehicle(cVehicle2, LeaveVehicleFlags.LeaveDoorOpen);
            Victim.Health = 200;
            Victim2.Health = 200;
            Functions.SetVehicleOwnerName(cVehicle, Functions.GetPersonaForPed(Victim).FullName);
            Functions.SetVehicleOwnerName(cVehicle2, Functions.GetPersonaForPed(Victim2).FullName);

Entire callout is here: https://github.com/SuperPyroManiac/SuperCallouts/blob/master/SuperCallouts/Callouts/CarAccident2.cs

(This is near line 100)

 

I just find it confusing because your method is the exact same other than I have extra properties setup as well but that shouldn't make a different? should it?

As for the drugs, I have the exact same function used in my mafia callout yet, no drugs. 

Functions.AddPedContraband(MafiaDudes1, ContrabandType.Narcotics, "COCAINE");

 

Either way I appropriate the help.

On 8/26/2019 at 10:47 PM, SuperPyroManiac said:

Interesting, i'm using the latest versions of RPH and LSPDFR. both API and in game. My callouts have no errors or warnings with the functions yet when I run the plates or search (Default LSPDFR and also other plugins such as police radio) it shows a different owner than the ped, and drugs don't show at all. Using it the same way to showed as above.

 

Entire callout is here: https://github.com/SuperPyroManiac/SuperCallouts/blob/master/SuperCallouts/Callouts/CarAccident2.cs

(This is near line 100)

 

I just find it confusing because your method is the exact same other than I have extra properties setup as well but that shouldn't make a different? should it?

As for the drugs, I have the exact same function used in my mafia callout yet, no drugs. 

Functions.AddPedContraband(MafiaDudes1, ContrabandType.Narcotics, "COCAINE");

 

Either way I appropriate the help.

 

I just copied your code and ran it as an external callout and it works fine. The ped names match the vehicle records. How are you loading your callout?

3 hours ago, LMS said:

 

I just copied your code and ran it as an external callout and it works fine. The ped names match the vehicle records. How are you loading your callout?

Now that just boggles my mind.

 

I just use a main.cs that I learned from Albo's tutorials.

https://github.com/SuperPyroManiac/SuperCallouts/blob/master/SuperCallouts/Main.cs

 

The difference is I have settings.cs return a bool for each callout in the ini file. Then when I go to enable to callout I have it check the bool first.

if (Settings.CarAccident) { Functions.RegisterCallout(typeof(Callouts.CarAccident)); Game.LogTrivial("SuperCallouts: CarAccident Enabled"); }

 

On 8/28/2019 at 7:45 PM, SuperPyroManiac said:

Now that just boggles my mind.

 

I just use a main.cs that I learned from Albo's tutorials.

https://github.com/SuperPyroManiac/SuperCallouts/blob/master/SuperCallouts/Main.cs

 

The difference is I have settings.cs return a bool for each callout in the ini file. Then when I go to enable to callout I have it check the bool first.

if (Settings.CarAccident) { Functions.RegisterCallout(typeof(Callouts.CarAccident)); Game.LogTrivial("SuperCallouts: CarAccident Enabled"); }

 

 

Nothing unusual, it should work. You place your callout in plugins/lspdfr right?

9 hours ago, LMS said:

 

Nothing unusual, it should work. You place your callout in plugins/lspdfr right?

 

I re-created my project, and just copy and pasted all of the classes over, and that fixed it. This makes no sense to me but either way it works now. So strange, thank you for the help though.

8 hours ago, SuperPyroManiac said:

 

I re-created my project, and just copy and pasted all of the classes over, and that fixed it. This makes no sense to me but either way it works now. So strange, thank you for the help though.

 

Good to hear you got it working at least!