doubledecker

You could use this to get back on track on your project, you should be able to figure out what goes where from this =) . Door indexes: 0 = Front Left, //Front left window 1 = Front Right, //Front right window 2 = Back Left, //Middle left window 3 = Back Right, //Middle right window 4 = Hood, //Back left window 5 = Trunk //Back right window 6 = Toggle Extra //Windscreen 7 = Toggle Extra //Back window Door indexes also go in the same pattern as vehicle seats, but - 1. For example, index -1 is the driver, but index 0 is the passenger. This is the same case for all "normal" cars (What I mean by that is, if the car has extra seats, you need to check the VehicleSeat enum). The natives you need/used: void SET_VEHICLE_DOOR_OPEN(Vehicle vehicle, int doorIndex, BOOL loose, BOOL openInstantly) void SMASH_VEHICLE_WINDOW(Vehicle vehicle, int index) Your topic does unfortunately look like a case of code theft so you're going to have to figure out the other stuff out yourself 😃

There are many ways around this. 1. One way of checking if your target is dead would be to invoke IS_PED_RAGDOLL and invoke it again after a certain period of time or keep checking if the ped is ragdolling to confirm that the ped is, infact, dead. This is a pretty bad solution if you're looking to check if the ped is dead on the spot. 2. You could check if the target's health is below 200 and then decide if the target is dead or not from there. In my opinion this would be your best choice. 3. If the target does infact go from a ped to an entity when below a certain amount of health, you could utilize IS_ENTITY_DEAD.