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Hi, i am just making one but the dialogue is done, i made in the simplest way i could make myself. The negativeness of it how i made is that you can only make one type of dialogue, but you can play with it, like you can make a lot more types of it and you put it in an IF with a number like if(number== 1){*dialogue*] and you can make a number randomizer from 1 to 5, and if the random number is 1 then the dialogue with the IF with the number one gonna show up. Sorry for my bad english xd, hope i helped.
 

A path that contains \ needs to be escaped since \ is a special character. The @ does this and so does using \\. If you want to use a relative path, you can combine it with the current directory, such as Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, @"plugins\LSPDFR\CivilianCallouts\Places\Amount.xml").

This video was sweet. Uniforms and cars look good too! Nice work!
 

Spent this sunday on my first little project. Let me know what you think! Im happy for all kinds of Feedback
 

Looks cool!
Here is a C# crash course http://rbwhitaker.wikidot.com/c-sharp-tutorials

And here is the quickstart of the RPH documentation https://docs.ragepluginhook.net/html/e934ee8e-1c72-4259-bb65-8276c48de660.htm

So I spent today thinking about a Callout Pack Idea. The Callout is actually always the same: A Caller -> A Witness -> A Suspect
But everything  from Outfits, to the Callout Location, Dialog Options and Outcomes can be added and customized.
So players can easily add their own little Callout Storys.
Ive always wanted to learn to code and I had 0 experience in C# before today. But I hope Ill learn and make this little project happen.
 
Feel free to look at the illustrations and example xmls. Please let me know what you think!
 
Happy Easter!
 
 
(Pls ignore my countless grammar mistakes)

 
 
Businesses.xml BusinessScenarios.xml

SOLVED:   I added some new content to the File and uploaded it again so it had to go through the reviewing process again. Was approved in less than 30mins. I guess it just slipped through the System the first Time.

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