BB.

Oh.. there is a plugin named "map-editor" that has the feature. Ty.

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All GTA Objects:
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complete Native (API for all known base GTAV methods)
https://nativedb.dotindustries.dev/gta5/natives

complete RAGE (API for all known base RAGE methods)
https://docs.ragepluginhook.net/

All GTA SP vehicles
https://www.gtabase.com/grand-theft-auto-v/vehicles/#sort=attr.ct3.frontend_value&sortdir=desc&attr.ct5.value=gta5-story&page=1

Very helpful info about GTAV
https://wiki.gtanet.work/index.php?title=Main_Page

Database for all GTAV decals map-elements and more
https://docs.fivem.net/docs/

Hashcodes for GTAV
https://alloc8or.re/gta5/nativedb/

The Callout modder guide
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Do add your own links in the comments
 

Do you mean the name of the animation that makes a ped point its weapon downwards as the ped moves slowly ahead?

It is not easy to find a specific animation because there are so many, but i can link you to the animation list:
https://docs.ragepluginhook.net/html/62951c37-a440-478c-b389-c471230ddfc5.htm

In your callout you call STP.DrunkSTP(ped, true);
Or easier:
ped.DrunkSTP();

You have to bundle the PolicingRedefined.dll in your project, then you can call:
PolicingRedefined.API.PedAPI.SetPedDrunk(ped, mappedLevel, setWalkstyle);

For StopThePed the same process, but call:
StopThePed.API.Functions.setPedAlcoholOverLimit(ped, drunk);

Be aware that if you call the API function directly and a user hasn't installed the dll, LSPDFR will crash.

To prevent that, you have to check in your plugin if STP or PR is installed and working. Only then you are allowed to call the API functions.

You have to create a seperate class, it can look something like this:

internal static class STP
{
internal static void DrunkSTP(this Ped ped)
{
if (Config.STPinstalled)
{
ped.DrunkSTP2(true);
}
}
private static void DrunkSTP2(this Ped ped, bool drunk = true)
{
if (Config.STPinstalled)
{
StopThePed.API.Functions.setPedAlcoholOverLimit(ped, drunk);
}
}
}
As you can see there are two funtions for each function. This is required so LSPDFR doesn't crash when the required dll is not installed by the user.


In your Main class you have to check if the STP or PR dll is installed.
You can do that with: File.Exists(@"plugins\LSPDFR\PolicingRedefined.dll")

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