alexguirre

Yes, that can be implemented. Though, not really sure about how the dart object can be done, maybe some prop model similar already exists in the game files, or a custom add-on prop is needed, or it could be part of the vehicle model, I will have to think about it.

Yes, you can do that.

This is a new plugin I'm working on. It aims to expand the functionality of new vehicles, in a centralized manner, so, hopefully, you won't end up needing a different plugin/script for each function vehicle models authors want to implement in their models. Currently, the vehicles are configured via XML files, alongside the changes needed in the model itself. So, no, it doesn't support already released models. Current Gadgets Ladder Outriggers Radar TODO: Implement collisions, so, for example, you can climb up the ladder. Add more gadgets. Firetruck shown in the videos: MTL Botlle Nose Ladder 15EX Truck by @GlitchGamer Any vehicle developer interested on implementing this plugin, with the current gadgets or with an idea for a new gadget, can contact me to discuss the implementation details, or if the gadget idea is possible.

RAGENativeUI 1.6.1 Changelog Fixed PauseMenu.TabView not receiving input. Download: https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases/tag/1.6.1

It says it's invalid because the ped isn't in the vehicle when the CruiseWithVehicle task is invoked. You either need to wait for the EnterVehicle task to finish, or since you are just creating the ped and vehicle, I guess you want the ped to be inside the vehicle right after creating it, in that case use Ped.WarpIntoVehicle instead of the task.

RAGENativeUI 1.6 Changelog Added MIT license. Added TabInteractiveListItem. Added BaseCollection class. Added DisplayItemsCollection class, IDisplayItem interface and DisplayItem class. Added UIMenuListItem.Collection. Marked UIMenuListItem.Items as obsolete. Added new constructors to UIMenuListItem. Marked old constructors as obsolete. Add InstructionalButtons. Add UIMenu.AddItem overload that accepts an index. Added static Draw methods to the Rectangle, ResRectangle, Text, ResText and Sprite classes. Added MissionPassedScreen, based off Guad's code: https://github.com/Guad/NOOSE/blob/master/MissionPassedScreen.cs MenuPool and TimerBarPool now inherit BaseCollection. Renamed UIMenuItem.Position method to SetVerticalPosition. Marked Position method as obsolete. Added color properties to UIMenuItem(BackColor, HighlightedBackColor, ForeColor and HighlightedForeColor). Marked UIMenuColoredItem as obsolete. Download: https://github.com/alexguirre/RAGENativeUI/releases/tag/1.6

Alright, so after quite a bit of reverse engineering I have been able to make the light corona visible. No idea when the next update will be released though.

You can use the "WeaponDescriptorCollection.Remove" method too, you can pass a WeaponHash or a WeaponDescriptor. playerPed.Inventory.Weapons.Remove(WeaponHash.AdvancedRifle); // in your case, given that "weaponsList" is a list/array of uint foreach (uint hash in weaponsList) { playerPed.Inventory.Weapons.Remove((WeaponHash)hash); }

The problem is that the function that existed in GTA IV doesn't seem to exist in GTA V, and I've been trying to find a way to achieve that effect since I started developing my spotlight plugin, it either is very simple and I am overlooking it or very complex that will require reverse engineering skills that I don't have.

You need to use PedInventory.GiveNewWeapon(). For example: Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Inventory.GiveNewWeapon(WeaponHash.AssaultRifle, -1, true); // GiveNewWeapon(weapon, ammoCount, equipNow) // weapon: the WeaponHash/WeaponAsset/WeaponDescriptor that indicates which weapon give to the player, e.g. WeaponHash.AssaultRifle // ammoCount: the value that indicates the amount of ammo that the player will receive, if "-1" it gives infinite ammo // equipNow: indicates whether the player will equip the weapon right after he receives the weapon