CitizenFX.FiveM.Native

ABSF

ABSI

ACOS

Below is a list of modes and their respective hashes. | Mode (string) | Hash | |-----------------------------|--------------------| | SLOWMO_BIG_SCORE_JUMP | 0x2B981B0C | | JSH_EXIT_TUNNEL_SLOWMO | 0x2562AA6 | | SLOW_MO_METH_HOUSE_RAYFIRE | 0xDB9E1909 | | SLOWMO_FIB4\_TRUCK_SMASH | 0x9E144347 | | SLOWMO_PROLOGUE_VAULT | 0xEA2E68E1 | | SLOWMO_T1\_RAYFIRE_EXPLOSION | 0xD6D358F3 | | SLOWMO_T1\_TRAILER_SMASH | 0xBE607345 | | BARRY\_01\_SLOWMO | 0xD59540D4 | | BARRY\_02\_SLOWMO | 0x12F140B3 | | SLOWMO_EXTREME\_04 | 0xF562EA50 | | NIGEL\_02\_SLOWMO_SETTING | 0x384689B0 |

A string indicating the audio slow motion mode to use, *see the table*.

NativeDB Introduced: v3258

ACTIVATE_DAMAGE_TRACKER_ON_NETWORK_ID

_ACTIVATE_DAMAGE_TRACKER_ON_PLAYER

Does stuff like this:\ gyazo.com/7fcb78ea3520e3dbc5b2c0c0f3712617\ Example:\ int GetHash = GET_HASH_KEY("fe_menu_version_corona_lobby");\ ACTIVATE_FRONTEND_MENU(GetHash, 0, -1);\ BOOL p1 is a toggle to define the game in pause.\ int p2 is unknown but -1 always works, not sure why though.\ \[30/03/2017] ins1de :\ the int p2 is actually a component variable. When the pause menu is visible, it opens the tab related to it.\ Example : Function.Call(Hash.ACTIVATE_FRONTEND_MENU,-1171018317, 0, 42);\ Result : Opens the "Online" tab without pausing the menu, with -1 it opens the map. Below is a list of all known Frontend Menu Hashes. * FE_MENU_VERSION_SP_PAUSE * FE_MENU_VERSION_MP_PAUSE * FE_MENU_VERSION_CREATOR_PAUSE * FE_MENU_VERSION_CUTSCENE_PAUSE * FE_MENU_VERSION_SAVEGAME * FE_MENU_VERSION_PRE_LOBBY * FE_MENU_VERSION_LOBBY * FE_MENU_VERSION_MP_CHARACTER_SELECT * FE_MENU_VERSION_MP_CHARACTER_CREATION * FE_MENU_VERSION_EMPTY * FE_MENU_VERSION_EMPTY_NO_BACKGROUND * FE_MENU_VERSION_TEXT_SELECTION * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_LOBBY * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_JOINED_PLAYERS * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_PLAYERS * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_FRIENDS * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_CREWS * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_MATCHED_PLAYERS * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_LAST_JOB_PLAYERS * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_RACE * FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_BETTING * FE_MENU_VERSION_JOINING_SCREEN * FE_MENU_VERSION_LANDING_MENU * FE_MENU_VERSION_LANDING_KEYMAPPING_MENU

More info: http://gtaforums.com/topic/836367-adding-props-to-interiors/

ACTIVATE_PHYSICS

Please note that you will need to call DO_SCREEN_FADE_IN after exiting the Rockstar Editor when you call this. ``` NativeDB Added Parameter 1: int p0 ```

Activates built-in timecycle editing tool.

Creates and opens a new activity feed post to start filling in. **Note**: This is a PS4 related native, resulting in a nullsub on the PC platform. This native won't do anything when invoked.

The main text or caption for the activity feed post. This is the primary message displayed in the feed entry. A shorter or condensed version of the caption, used in cases where space is limited or a brief summary is required.

Creates and opens a new activity feed post to start filling in. **Note**: This is a PS4 related native, resulting in a nullsub on the PC platform. This native won't do anything when invoked.

ADD_AMMO_TO_PED

_ADD_AMMO_TO_PED_BY_TYPE

Same as SET_PED_ARMOUR, but ADDS 'amount' to the armor the Ped already has.

Adds an output for the specified audio submix.

The input submix. The output submix. Use `0` for the master game submix.

Adds the given model name hash to the list of valid models for the player ped's parachute.

Name hash of the model to allow to be used for the player ped's parachute None.

Adds the given model name hash to the list of valid models for the player ped's parachute pack.

Name hash of the model to allow to be used for the player ped's parachute pack None.

Adds a rectangular blip for the specified coordinates/area. It is recommended to use [SET_BLIP_ROTATION](#\_0xF87683CDF73C3F6E) and [SET_BLIP_COLOUR](#\_0x03D7FB09E75D6B7E) to make the blip not rotate along with the camera. By default, the blip will show as a *regular* blip with the specified color/sprite if it is outside of the minimap view. Example image: ![minimap](https://i.imgur.com/qLbXWcQ.png) ![big map](https://i.imgur.com/0j7O7Rh.png) (Native name is *likely* to actually be ADD_BLIP_FOR_AREA, but due to the usual reasons this can't be confirmed)

The X coordinate of the center of the blip. The Y coordinate of the center of the blip. The Z coordinate of the center of the blip. The width of the blip. The height of the blip. A handle to the blip.

Creates a blip for the specified coordinates. You can use `SET_BLIP_` natives to change the blip.

The X coordinate to create the blip on. The Y coordinate. The Z coordinate. A blip handle.

Create a blip that by default is red (enemy), you can use [SET_BLIP_AS_FRIENDLY](#\_0xC6F43D0E) to make it blue (friend).\ Can be used for objects, vehicles and peds. Example of enemy: ![enemy](https://i.imgur.com/fl78svv.png) Example of friend: ![friend](https://i.imgur.com/Q16ho5d.png)

The entity handle to create the blip. A blip handle.

ADD_BLIP_FOR_PICKUP

Create a blip with a radius for the specified coordinates (it doesnt create the blip sprite, so you need to use [AddBlipCoords](#\_0xC6F43D0E)) Example image: ![example](https://i.imgur.com/9hQl3DB.png)

The x position of the blip (you can also send a vector3 instead of the bulk coordinates) The y position of the blip (you can also send a vector3 instead of the bulk coordinates) The z position of the blip (you can also send a vector3 instead of the bulk coordinates) The number that defines the radius of the blip circle The blip handle that can be manipulated with every `SetBlip` natives

I filled p1-p6 (the floats) as they are as other natives with 6 floats in a row are similar and I see no other method. So if a test from anyone proves them wrong please correct. p7 (length) determines the length of the spline, affects camera path and duration of transition between previous node and this one p8 big values ~100 will slow down the camera movement before reaching this node p9 != 0 seems to override the rotation/pitch (bool?)

Takes a camera and uses the information from it as a camera spline node.

Camera to add cam2 as a node to Camera used for reference Duration used for transition, has no effect for the first node.

Takes a camera and uses the information from it as a camera spline node.

Camera to add cam2 as a node to Camera used for reference Duration used for transition, has no effect for the first node.

ADD_CAM_SPLINE_NODE_USING_CAMERA_FRAME

ADD_CAM_SPLINE_NODE_USING_GAMEPLAY_FRAME

Adds a listener for Console Variable changes. The function called expects to match the following signature: ```ts function ConVarChangeListener(conVarName: string, reserved: any); ``` * **conVarName**: The ConVar that changed. * **reserved**: Currently unused.

The Console Variable to listen for, this can be a pattern like "test:\*", or null for any The handler function. A cookie to remove the change handler.

ADD_COVER_BLOCKING_AREA

ADD_COVER_POINT

Places a decal into the world ```cs public enum DecalTypes { splatters_blood = 1010, splatters_blood_dir = 1015, splatters_blood_mist = 1017, splatters_mud = 1020, splatters_paint = 1030, splatters_water = 1040, splatters_water_hydrant = 1050, splatters_blood2 = 1110, weapImpact_metal = 4010, weapImpact_concrete = 4020, weapImpact_mattress = 4030, weapImpact_mud = 4032, weapImpact_wood = 4050, weapImpact_sand = 4053, weapImpact_cardboard = 4040, weapImpact_melee_glass = 4100, weapImpact_glass_blood = 4102, weapImpact_glass_blood2 = 4104, weapImpact_shotgun_paper = 4200, weapImpact_shotgun_mattress, weapImpact_shotgun_metal, weapImpact_shotgun_wood, weapImpact_shotgun_dirt, weapImpact_shotgun_tvscreen, weapImpact_shotgun_tvscreen2, weapImpact_shotgun_tvscreen3, weapImpact_melee_concrete = 4310, weapImpact_melee_wood = 4312, weapImpact_melee_metal = 4314, burn1 = 4421, burn2, burn3, burn4, burn5, bang_concrete_bang = 5000, bang_concrete_bang2, bang_bullet_bang, bang_bullet_bang2 = 5004, bang_glass = 5031, bang_glass2, solidPool_water = 9000, solidPool_blood, solidPool_oil, solidPool_petrol, solidPool_mud, porousPool_water, porousPool_blood, porousPool_oil, porousPool_petrol, porousPool_mud, porousPool_water_ped_drip, liquidTrail_water = 9050 } ```

which type of decal to place, based on the ID, see `DecalTypes` enum. X position coordinate. Y position coordinate. Z position coordinate. X Orientation. Y Orientation. Z Orientation. Usually set to 0. Usually set to 1. Usually set to 0. Width of the decal. Height of the decal. Red Color. Green Color. Blue Color. Alpha Color. The lifetime of the decal. toggle further LOD draw distance. toggle dynamics. use complex coloring. An integer value representing the added decal index, will return `0` if the decal cannot be added.

To remove, see: [`REMOVE_DISPATCH_SPAWN_BLOCKING_AREA`](#\_0x264AC28B01B353A5). See [`IS_POINT_IN_ANGLED_AREA`](#\_0x2A70BAE8883E4C81) for the definition of an angled area.

_ADD_DISPATCH_SPAWN_BLOCKING_AREA

p5 only set to true in single player native scripts. Door hashes normally look like `PROP_[int]_DOOR_[int]` for interior doors and `PROP_BUILDING_[int]_DOOR_[int]` exterior doors but you can just make up your own hash if you want. If scriptDoor is true, register the door on the script handler host (note: there's a hardcap on the number of script IDs that can be added to the system at a given time). If scriptDoor and isLocal are both false, the door is considered to be in a "Persists w/o netobj" state. A simple "localized" door-system (with hundreds/thousands of doors) can be created by setting p5, p6, and p7 to false and using EventHandlers to synchronize the states to: [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_DOOR_STATE](#\_0x6BAB9442830C7F53), [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_OPEN_RATIO](#\_0xB6E6FBA95C7324AC), [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_HOLD_OPEN](#\_0xD9B71952F78A2640), etc.

A (unique) door system identifier Entity model hash The X coordinate of the door object The Y coordinate of the door object The Z coordinate of the door object false; relies upon getNetworkGameScriptHandler. On true disables the creation `CRequestDoorEvent's` in [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_DOOR_STATE](#\_0x6BAB9442830C7F53).

Example: GRAPHICS::ADD_ENTITY_ICON(a_0, "MP_Arrow"); I tried this and nothing happened...

All found occurrences in b678d: pastebin.com/ceu67jz8

NativeDB Added Parameter 9: BOOL noDamage ``` ``` BOOL isAudible = If explosion makes a sound. BOOL isInvisible = If the explosion is invisible or not. BOOL noDamage = false: damage || nodamage = true: no damage ``` ```cpp enum eExplosionTag { DONTCARE = -1, GRENADE = 0, GRENADELAUNCHER = 1, STICKYBOMB = 2, MOLOTOV = 3, ROCKET = 4, TANKSHELL = 5, HI_OCTANE = 6, CAR = 7, PLANE = 8, PETROL_PUMP = 9, BIKE = 10, DIR_STEAM = 11, DIR_FLAME = 12, DIR_WATER_HYDRANT = 13, DIR_GAS_CANISTER = 14, BOAT = 15, SHIP_DESTROY = 16, TRUCK = 17, BULLET = 18, SMOKE_GRENADE_LAUNCHER = 19, SMOKE_GRENADE = 20, BZGAS = 21, FLARE = 22, GAS_CANISTER = 23, EXTINGUISHER = 24, PROGRAMMABLEAR = 25, TRAIN = 26, BARREL = 27, PROPANE = 28, BLIMP = 29, DIR_FLAME_EXPLODE = 30, TANKER = 31, PLANE_ROCKET = 32, VEHICLE_BULLET = 33, GAS_TANK = 34, BIRD_CRAP = 35, RAILGUN = 36, BLIMP2 = 37, FIREWORK = 38, SNOWBALL = 39, PROXMINE = 40, VALKYRIE_CANNON = 41, AIR_DEFENCE = 42, PIPEBOMB = 43, VEHICLEMINE = 44, EXPLOSIVEAMMO = 45, APCSHELL = 46, BOMB_CLUSTER = 47, BOMB_GAS = 48, BOMB_INCENDIARY = 49, BOMB_STANDARD = 50, TORPEDO = 51, TORPEDO_UNDERWATER = 52, BOMBUSHKA_CANNON = 53, BOMB_CLUSTER_SECONDARY = 54, HUNTER_BARRAGE = 55, HUNTER_CANNON = 56, ROGUE_CANNON = 57, MINE_UNDERWATER = 58, ORBITAL_CANNON = 59, BOMB_STANDARD_WIDE = 60, EXPLOSIVEAMMO_SHOTGUN = 61, OPPRESSOR2_CANNON = 62, MORTAR_KINETIC = 63, VEHICLEMINE_KINETIC = 64, VEHICLEMINE_EMP = 65, VEHICLEMINE_SPIKE = 66, VEHICLEMINE_SLICK = 67, VEHICLEMINE_TAR = 68, SCRIPT_DRONE = 69, RAYGUN = 70, BURIEDMINE = 71, SCRIPT_MISSILE = 72, RCTANK_ROCKET = 73, BOMB_WATER = 74, BOMB_WATER_SECONDARY = 75, MINE_CNCSPIKE = 76, BZGAS_MK2 = 77, FLASHGRENADE = 78, STUNGRENADE = 79, CNC_KINETICRAM = 80, SCRIPT_MISSILE_LARGE = 81, SUBMARINE_BIG = 82, EMPLAUNCHER_EMP = 83 };

ADD_EXPLOSION_WITH_USER_VFX

See [`ADD_EXPLOSION`](#\_0xE3AD2BDBAEE269AC). If explosion makes a sound. If the explosion is invisible or not.

ADD_EXPLOSION_WITH_USER_VFX

See [`ADD_EXPLOSION`](#\_0xE3AD2BDBAEE269AC). If explosion makes a sound. If the explosion is invisible or not.

Only 8 current rises can exist. If rises need to be changed, use REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD and then ADD_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD again. After removing a rise, you will be able to add a rise again.

If succeeded to add, returns a rise index that can be used on REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD. If failed to add, returns -1 (make sure you don't pass -1 to REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD).

Only 8 current rises can exist. If rises need to be changed, use REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD and then ADD_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD again. After removing a rise, you will be able to add a rise again.

If succeeded to add, returns a rise index that can be used on REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD. If failed to add, returns -1 (make sure you don't pass -1 to REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD).

Only 8 current rises can exist. If rises need to be changed, use REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD and then ADD_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD again. After removing a rise, you will be able to add a rise again.

If succeeded to add, returns a rise index that can be used on REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD. If failed to add, returns -1 (make sure you don't pass -1 to REMOVE_EXTRA_CALMING_QUAD).

Returns the index of the newly created hospital spawn point. p3 might be radius?

cpp enum eAudibility { AUD_AUDIBILITY_NORMAL = 0, AUD_AUDIBILITY_CLEAR = 1, AUD_AUDIBILITY_CRITICAL = 2, AUD_AUDIBILITY_LEAD_IN = 3 }

See eAudibility

Loads a minimap overlay from a GFx file in the current resource. If you need to control the depth of overlay use [`ADD_MINIMAP_OVERLAY_WITH_DEPTH`](#\_0xED0935B5).

The path to a `.gfx` file in the current resource. It has to be specified as a `file`. A minimap overlay ID.

Loads a minimap overlay from a GFx file in the current resource.

The path to a `.gfx` file in the current resource. It has to be specified as a `file`. The depth of new overlay on the minimap. Pass `-1` for game to figure out the highest depth itself. Should not be greater than `0x7EFFFFFD`. A minimap overlay ID.

ADD_MODEL_TO_CREATOR_BUDGET

Creates a navmesh blocking object, vehicles will avoid driving through this area. Only 32 blocking objects may exist at a given time and must be manually managed. See [`REMOVE_NAVMESH_BLOCKING_OBJECT`](#\_0x46399A7895957C0E) and [`onResourceStop`](https://docs.fivem.net/docs/scripting-reference/events/list/onResourceStop/) ```cpp enum eBlockingObjectFlags { // Default Flag BLOCKING_OBJECT_DEFAULT = 0, // Blocking object will block wander paths BLOCKING_OBJECT_WANDERPATH = 1, // Blocking object will block (regular) shortest-paths BLOCKING_OBJECT_SHORTESTPATH = 2, // Blocking object will block flee paths BLOCKING_OBJECT_FLEEPATH = 4, // Blocking object will block all paths BLOCKING_OBJECT_ALLPATHS = 7, } ```

The x coordinate to create the block on. The y coordinate. The z coordinate. The width of the block. The length of the block. The height of the block. The heading of object in degrees. A boolean indicating if the blocking object is permanent (`true`/`false`). Flag for the blocking object, refer to `eBlockingObjectFlags`.

ADD_NAVMESH_REQUIRED_REGION

ADD_NEXT_MESSAGE_TO_PREVIOUS_BRIEFS

Toggles if the next help message will be shown in Pause Menu > Info > Help.

NativeDB Introduced: v2699

ADD_OWNED_EXPLOSION

See [`ADD_EXPLOSION`](#\_0xE3AD2BDBAEE269AC). If explosion makes a sound. If the explosion is invisible or not.

connects/links 2 [route nodes](#\_0x8EDF950167586B7C)\ image representing the cyclic example below:\ ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55803068/188470866-c32c6a9f-a25d-4772-9b18-5be46e2c14a1.png)

the id representing the first route node the id representing the second route node

x2,y2 and z2 are the coordinates to which the ped should look at

is an integer that "identifies" the route node for linking to the route with ADD_PATROL_ROUTE_LINK. can be "WORLD_HUMAN_GUARD_STAND" or "StandGuard" destination destination destination coordinates to which the ped should look coordinates to which the ped should look coordinates to which the ped should look written in ms

Applies an Item from a PedDecorationCollection to a ped. These include tattoos and shirt decals. collection - PedDecorationCollection filename hash overlay - Item name hash Example: Entry inside "mpbeach_overlays.xml" - <Item> <uvPos x="0.500000" y="0.500000" /> <scale x="0.600000" y="0.500000" /> <rotation value="0.000000" /> <nameHash>FM_Hair_Fuzz</nameHash> <txdHash>mp_hair_fuzz</txdHash> <txtHash>mp_hair_fuzz</txtHash> <zone>ZONE_HEAD</zone> <type>TYPE_TATTOO</type> <faction>FM</faction> <garment>All</garment> <gender>GENDER_DONTCARE</gender> <award /> <awardLevel /> </Item> Code: PED::_0x5F5D1665E352A839(PLAYER::PLAYER_PED_ID(), MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("mpbeach_overlays"), MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("fm_hair_fuzz"))

ADD_PED_DECORATION_FROM_HASHES_IN_CORONA

ADD_PED_TO_CONVERSATION

ADD_PETROL_DECAL

ADD_PETROL_TRAIL_DECAL_INFO

ADD_PICKUP_TO_INTERIOR_ROOM_BY_NAME

ADD_POINT_TO_GPS_CUSTOM_ROUTE

ADD_POINT_TO_GPS_MULTI_ROUTE

ADD_POLICE_RESTART

NativeDB Added Parameter 10: BOOL p9

This native is adding a zone, where you can change density settings. For example, you can add a zone on 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 with radius 900.0 and vehicleMultiplier 0.0, and you will not see any new population vehicle spawned in a radius of 900.0 from 0.0, 0.0, 0.0. Returns the id. You can have only 15 zones at the same time. You can remove zone using REMOVE_POP_MULTIPLIER_SPHERE

Can't select void. This function returns nothing. The hash of the created relationship group is output in the second parameter.

Experimental natives, please do not use in a live environment.

ADD_REPLAY_STAT_VALUE

ADD_ROAD_NODE_SPEED_ZONE

Creates a rope at the specific position, that extends in the specified direction when not attached to any entities. __ Rope does NOT interact with anything you attach it to, in some cases it make interact with the world AFTER it breaks (seems to occur if you set the type to -1). Rope will sometimes contract and fall to the ground like you'd expect it to, but since it doesn't interact with the world the effect is just jaring. ``` There are 8 different rope types in the base game. Full rope data can be found in `ropedata.xml`. ```cpp enum ePhysicsRopeType { RopeThin = 0, // Verticies: 1, Radius: 0.03, Textures: rope & rope_n RopeWire6 = 1, // Verticies: 4, Radius: 0.015, Textures: steel_cable & steel_cable_n RopeWire32 = 2, // Verticies: 32, Radius: 0.025, Textures: steel_cable & steel_cable_n RopeMesh = 3, // Verticies: 6, Radius: 0.03, Textures: rope & rope_n RopeThinWire32 = 4, // Verticies: 32, Radius: 0.01, Textures: rope & rope_n RopeReins = 5, // Verticies: 32, Radius: 0.005, Textures: rope & rope_n RopeThin4 = 6, // Verticies: 4, Radius: 0.03, Textures: rope & rope_n RopeWire64 = 7 // Verticies: 64, Radius: 0.025, Textures: steel_cable & steel_cable_n }

Spawn coordinate X component. Spawn coordinate Y component. Spawn coordinate Z component. Rotation X component. Rotation Y component. Rotation Z component. The maximum length the rope can droop. The zero-based index of the entry in the `ropedata.xml` file. *NOTE: Using an index which does not exist will crash the game. As of game build 3258, valid values are from `0` to `7` inclusive.* The initial length of the rope. The minimum length the rope can be. The speed in which the rope will wind if winding is started. Whether the rope should have collision. In original scripts this is followed by a LoadRopeData call when set. If max length is zero, and this is set to false the rope will become rigid (it will force a specific distance, what ever length is, between the objects). The speed as which physics should run at. 1.0f is normal, 2.0f is twice as fast, -1.0f is time going backwards. This can affect gravity, etc. Whether shooting the rope will break it. Unknown pointer, always 0 in original scrips. A script handle for the rope

Sets an area where scenarios are blocked

Min X Coordinate. Min Y Coordinate. Min Z Coordinate. Max X Coordinate. Max Y Coordinate. Max Z Coordinate. Optionally networked to all other players Should this cause peds already in active scenario points in the area specified to leave if this area effects scenarios with peds if this area effects scenarios with vehicles

BRAIN::ADD_SCRIPT_TO_RANDOM_PED("pb_prostitute", ${s_f_y_hooker_01}, 100, 0); - Nacorpio ----- Hardcoded to not work in Multiplayer.

eventType: https://alloc8or.re/gta5/doc/enums/eEventType.txt

Adds a handler for changes to a state bag. The function called expects to match the following signature: ```ts function StateBagChangeHandler(bagName: string, key: string, value: any, reserved: number, replicated: boolean); ``` * **bagName**: The internal bag ID for the state bag which changed. This is usually `player:Source`, `entity:NetID` or `localEntity:Handle`. * **key**: The changed key. * **value**: The new value stored at key. The old value is still stored in the state bag at the time this callback executes. * **reserved**: Currently unused. * **replicated**: Whether the set is meant to be replicated. At this time, the change handler can't opt to reject changes. If bagName refers to an entity, use [GET_ENTITY_FROM_STATE_BAG_NAME](?\_0x4BDF1868) to get the entity handle If bagName refers to a player, use [GET_PLAYER_FROM_STATE_BAG_NAME](?\_0xA56135E0) to get the player handle

The key to check for, or null for no filter. The bag ID to check for such as `entity:65535`, or null for no filter. The handler function. A cookie to remove the change handler.

See description of [`ADD_STUNT_JUMP_ANGLED`](#\_0xBBE5D803A5360CBF) for detailed info. The only difference really is this one does not have the radius (or angle, not sure) floats parameters for entry and landing zones.

Jump entry left far bottom corner coordinate X. Jump entry left far bottom corner coordinate Y. Jump entry left far bottom corner coordinate Z. Jump entry right near top corner coordinate X. Jump entry right near top corner coordinate Y. Jump entry right near top corner coordinate Z. Landing zone end coordinate X. Landing zone end coordinate Y. Landing zone end coordinate Z. Landing zone start coordinate X. Landing zone start coordinate Y. Landing zone start coordinate Z. Stuntcam (cinematic) coordinate x. Stuntcam (cinematic) coordinate y. Stuntcam (cinematic) coordinate z. Unknown, always 150. Unknown, always 0. Unknown, always 0. The ID of the stunt jump that was added.

Creates a new stunt jump. The radius1 and radius2 might actually not be a radius at all, but that's what it seems to me testing them in-game. But they may be 'angle' floats instead, considering this native is named ADD_STUNT_JUMP\_**ANGLED**. Info about the specific 'parameter sections': **x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2 and radius1:** First coordinates are for the jump entry area, and the radius that will be checked around that area. So if you're not exactly within the coordinates, but you are within the outter radius limit then it will still register as entering the stunt jump. Note as mentioned above, the radius is just a guess, I'm not really sure about it's exact purpose. **x3, y3, z3, x4, y4, z4 and radius2:** Next part is the landing area, again starting with the left bottom (nearest to the stunt jump entry zone) coordinate, and the second one being the top right furthest away part of the landing area. Followed by another (most likely) radius float, this is usually slightly larger than the entry zone 'radius' float value, just because you have quite a lot of places where you can land (I'm guessing). **camX, camY and camZ:** The final coordinate in this native is the Camera position. Rotation and zoom/FOV is managed by the game itself, you just need to provide the camera location. **unk1, unk2 and unk3:** Not sure what these are for, but they're always `150, 0, 0` in decompiled scripts. Visualized example in-game: ![](https://d.fivem.dev/2019-03-15\_18-24\_c7802\_846.png) Here is a list of almost all of the stunt jumps from GTA V (taken from decompiled scripts): https://pastebin.com/EW1jBPkY

Entry zone bottom left corner x. Entry zone bottom left corner y. Entry zone bottom left corner z. Entry zone top right corner x. Entry zone top right corner y. Entry zone top right corner z. Probably a "feather" radius for entry zone, you need to enter the jump within the min/max coordinates, or within this radius of those two coordinates. Landing zone start corner coordinate x. Landing zone start corner coordinate y. Landing zone start corner coordinate z. Landing zone end corner coordinate x. Landing zone end corner coordinate y. Landing zone end corner coordinate z. Probably a "feather" radius for landing zone, you need to land within the min/max coordinates, or within this radius of those two coordinates. Stunt (cinematic) camera x position. Stunt (cinematic) camera y position. Stunt (cinematic) camera z position. always 150 always 0 always 0 The ID of the stuntjump that was created.

Adds a point related to CTacticalAnalysis

ADD_TCMODIFIER_OVERRIDE

Adds a float to a text component placeholder, replacing `~1~` in the current text command's text label. ![Example output](https://i.imgur.com/jvuQ0II.png)

The number to substitute in the label. How many decimal places to add

ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_FORMATTED_INTEGER

The integer to add to the string Whether or not to add comma seperators. So if true 1000 would become 1,000.

ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_FORMATTED_INTEGER

The integer to add to the string Whether or not to add comma seperators. So if true 1000 would become 1,000.

ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_INTEGER

ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_BLIP_NAME

Certain characters like `<` will have to be escaped using html entities (e.g. `<`), otherwise the text wont display properly.

p1 was always -1

Adds an arbitrary string as a text component placeholder, replacing `~a~` in the current text command's text label. See the documentation on text formatting for more information.

A string to add of up to 99 characters. This can contain additional `~` formatting directives.

Adds an arbitrary string as a text component placeholder, replacing `~a~` in the current text command's text label. See the documentation on text formatting for more information.

A string to add of up to 99 characters. This can contain additional `~` formatting directives.

ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_TEXT_LABEL

It adds the localized text of the specified GXT entry name. Eg. if the argument is GET_HASH_KEY("ES_HELP"), adds "Continue". Just uses a text labels hash key

Adds a timer (e.g. "00:00:00:000"). The appearance of the timer depends on the flags, which needs more research.

This native (along with 0x5F68520888E69014 and 0x6C188BE134E074AA) do not actually filter anything. They simply add the provided text (as of 944)

ADD_TEXT_ENTRY

ADD_TEXT_ENTRY_BY_HASH

ADD_TO_CLOCK_TIME

ADD_TO_ITEMSET

ADD_VEHICLE_COMBAT_ANGLED_AVOIDANCE_AREA

boneIndex is always chassis_dummy in the scripts. The x/y/z params are location relative to the chassis bone.

ADD_VEHICLE_PHONE_EXPLOSIVE_DEVICE

ADD_VEHICLE_STUCK_CHECK_WITH_WARP

x, y, z: offset in world coords from some entity.

ADD_VEHICLE_SUBTASK_ATTACK_PED

ADD_VEHICLE_UPSIDEDOWN_CHECK

ADVANCE_CLOCK_TIME_TO

This native it's a debug native. Won't do anything.

ALLOW_MISSION_CREATOR_WARP

Allows opening the pause menu this frame, when the player is dead.

ALLOW_PLAYER_SWITCH_ASCENT

ALLOW_PLAYER_SWITCH_DESCENT

ALLOW_PLAYER_SWITCH_OUTRO

ALLOW_PLAYER_SWITCH_PAN

ALLOW_SONAR_BLIPS

Seems to animate the gameplay camera zoom. Eg. _ANIMATE_GAMEPLAY_CAM_ZOOM(1f, 1000f); will animate the camera zooming in from 1000 meters away. Game scripts use it like this: // Setting this to 1 prevents V key from changing zoom PLAYER::SET_PLAYER_FORCED_ZOOM(PLAYER::PLAYER_ID(), 1); // These restrict how far you can move cam up/down left/right CAM::_CLAMP_GAMEPLAY_CAM_YAW(-20f, 50f); CAM::_CLAMP_GAMEPLAY_CAM_PITCH(-60f, 0f); CAM::_ANIMATE_GAMEPLAY_CAM_ZOOM(1f, 1f);

Example from michael2 script. CAM::ANIMATED_SHAKE_CAM(l_5069, "shake_cam_all@", "light", "", 1f);

CAM::ANIMATED_SHAKE_SCRIPT_GLOBAL("SHAKE_CAM_medium", "medium", "", 0.5f);

See [`ANIMPOSTFX_PLAY`](#\_0x2206BF9A37B7F724)

See [`ANIMPOSTFX_PLAY`](#\_0x2206BF9A37B7F724).

Whether the specified effect is active

See [`ANIMPOSTFX_PLAY`](#\_0x2206BF9A37B7F724).

Whether the specified effect is active

duration - is how long to play the effect for in milliseconds. If 0, it plays the default length if loop is true, the effect won't stop until you call ANIMPOSTFX_STOP on it. (only loopable effects)

See [`ANIMPOSTFX_PLAY`](#\_0x2206BF9A37B7F724).

ANIMPOSTFX_STOP_ALL

Stops the effect and sets a value (bool) in its data (+0x199) to false; See [`ANIMPOSTFX_PLAY`](#\_0x2206BF9A37B7F724).

APP_CLEAR_BLOCK

APP_CLOSE_APP

APP_CLOSE_BLOCK

APP_DATA_VALID

APP_DELETE_APP_DATA

APP_GET_DELETED_FILE_STATUS

APP_GET_FLOAT

APP_GET_INT

APP_GET_STRING

APP_HAS_LINKED_SOCIAL_CLUB_ACCOUNT

APP_HAS_SYNCED_DATA

APP_SAVE_DATA

Called in the gamescripts like: APP::APP_SET_APP("car"); APP::APP_SET_APP("dog");

APP_SET_BLOCK

APP_SET_FLOAT

APP_SET_INT

APP_SET_STRING

damages a ped with the given amount ---- armorFirst means it will damage/lower the armor first before damaging the player. setting damageAmount to a negative amount will cause the player or the armor (depending on armorFirst) to be healed by damageAmount instead. ``` ``` NativeDB Added Parameter 4: Any p3

Applies a force to the specified entity. ```cpp enum eForceType { MinForce = 0, MaxForceRot = 1, MinForce2 = 2, MaxForceRot2 = 3, ForceNoRot = 4, ForceRotPlusForce = 5 } ``` Research/documentation on the gtaforums can be found [here](https://gtaforums.com/topic/885669-precisely-define-object-physics/) and [here](https://gtaforums.com/topic/887362-apply-forces-and-momentums-to-entityobject/).

The entity you want to apply a force on Refer to `eForceType` Force amount (X) Force amount (Y) Force amount (Z) Rotation/offset force (X) Rotation/offset force (Y) Rotation/offset force (Z) (Often 0) Entity bone index (Usually false) Vector defined in local (body-fixed) coordinate frame (Usually true) (Usually true) When true, force gets multiplied with the objects mass and different objects will have the same acceleration (Usually false) (Usually true)

APPLY_FORCE_TO_ENTITY_CENTER_OF_MASS

Refer to [APPLY_FORCE_TO_ENTITY](#\_0xC5F68BE9613E2D18)

APPLY_IMPULSE_TO_CLOTH

Found one occurence in re_crashrescue.c4 PED::APPLY_PED_BLOOD(l_4B, 3, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, "wound_sheet");

APPLY_PED_BLOOD_BY_ZONE

APPLY_PED_BLOOD_DAMAGE_BY_ZONE

Applies blood damage to a ped with specific parameters for zone, UV offsets, rotation, scale, and initial aging. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The Ped to which blood damage is applied. Specific component or body part. UV texture coordinates for placing the decal in the specified zone. UV texture coordinates for placing the decal in the specified zone. Angle in degrees for the rotation of the blood decal. Scale factor for the damage, ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. Allows a specific frame of damage to be chosen (-1 for random selection). Number of seconds to pre-age the damage for an "old wound" effect (0.0 for fresh wound). Name of the blood type, matching an entry in peddamage.xml.

Applies blood damage to a ped with specific parameters for zone, UV offsets, rotation, scale, and initial aging. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

scar blushing cs_flush_anger cs_flush_anger_face bruise bruise_large herpes ArmorBullet basic_dirt_cloth basic_dirt_skin cs_trev1_dirt

Refer to `ePedDecorationZone` in [GET_PED_DECORATION_ZONE_FROM_HASHES](#\_0x9FD452BFBE7A7A8B)

Damage Packs: "SCR_TrevorTreeBang" "HOSPITAL_0" "HOSPITAL_1" "HOSPITAL_2" "HOSPITAL_3" "HOSPITAL_4" "HOSPITAL_5" "HOSPITAL_6" "HOSPITAL_7" "HOSPITAL_8" "HOSPITAL_9" "SCR_Dumpster" "BigHitByVehicle" "SCR_Finale_Michael_Face" "SCR_Franklin_finb" "SCR_Finale_Michael" "SCR_Franklin_finb2" "Explosion_Med" "SCR_Torture" "SCR_TracySplash" "Skin_Melee_0" Additional damage packs: gist.github.com/alexguirre/f3f47f75ddcf617f416f3c8a55ae2227

APPLY_WEATHER_CYCLES

The number of cycle entries. Must be between 1 and 256 The duration in milliseconds of each cycle. Must be between 1000 and 86400000 (24 hours) Returns true if all parameters were valid, otherwise false.

ARE_ALL_NAVMESH_REGIONS_LOADED

Appears to return false if any window is broken.

Returns false if every seat is occupied.

Returns true when the bomb bay doors of this plane are open. False if they're closed.

The vehicle to check the bomb bay doors on. A bool indicating the state of the doors (true = open, false = closed).

Returns true when the bomb bay doors of this plane are open. False if they're closed.

The vehicle to check the bomb bay doors on. A bool indicating the state of the doors (true = open, false = closed).

Returns true when the bomb bay doors of this plane are open. False if they're closed.

The vehicle to check the bomb bay doors on. A bool indicating the state of the doors (true = open, false = closed).

ARE_ENTITIES_ENTIRELY_INSIDE_GARAGE

Only used with the "akula" in the decompiled native scripts. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v1290 ```

ARE_NODES_LOADED_FOR_AREA

Returns whether the outrigger legs are deployed for the vehicle. The Chernobog is one of the few vehicles with outrigger legs. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v1290 ```

The deployment state of the vehicle's outrigger legs

Returns whether the outrigger legs are deployed for the vehicle. The Chernobog is one of the few vehicles with outrigger legs. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v1290 ```

The deployment state of the vehicle's outrigger legs

Queries whether the control panels of a plane are intact. This native is used to determine the operational status of a plane's cockpit controls, which can affect the plane's flyability.

The vehicle to check. This should be a plane. If set to `true`, the native also checks if the plane's health is zero, indicating it is completely destroyed. If `false`, only the state of the control panels is considered. Returns `true` if the plane's control panels are intact, and, depending on the `checkForZeroHealth` parameter, the plane is not completely destroyed. Returns `false` if the control panels are damaged or the plane is destroyed (when `checkForZeroHealth` is `true`).

Queries whether the control panels of a plane are intact. This native is used to determine the operational status of a plane's cockpit controls, which can affect the plane's flyability.

ARE_PLANE_PROPELLERS_INTACT

_ARE_PLANE_WINGS_INTACT

ARE_PLAYER_FLASHING_STARS_ABOUT_TO_DROP

ARE_PLAYER_STARS_GREYED_OUT

ARE_PROFILE_SETTINGS_VALID

ARE_STRINGS_EQUAL

ASIN

Returns the inverse sine in radians of the specified value

ASSISTED_MOVEMENT_CLOSE_ROUTE

ASSISTED_MOVEMENT_FLUSH_ROUTE

ASSISTED_MOVEMENT_IS_ROUTE_LOADED

ASSISTED_MOVEMENT_OVERRIDE_LOAD_DISTANCE_THIS_FRAME

ASSISTED_MOVEMENT_REMOVE_ROUTE

Routes: "1_FIBStairs", "2_FIBStairs", "3_FIBStairs", "4_FIBStairs", "5_FIBStairs", "5_TowardsFire", "6a_FIBStairs", "7_FIBStairs", "8_FIBStairs", "Aprtmnt_1", "AssAfterLift", "ATM_1", "coroner2", "coroner_stairs", "f5_jimmy1", "fame1", "family5b", "family5c", "Family5d", "family5d", "FIB_Glass1", "FIB_Glass2", "FIB_Glass3", "finaBroute1A", "finalb1st", "finalB1sta", "finalbround", "finalbroute2", "Hairdresser1", "jan_foyet_ft_door", "Jo_3", "Lemar1", "Lemar2", "mansion_1", "Mansion_1", "pols_1", "pols_2", "pols_3", "pols_4", "pols_5", "pols_6", "pols_7", "pols_8", "Pro_S1", "Pro_S1a", "Pro_S2", "Towards_case", "trev_steps", "tunrs1", "tunrs2", "tunrs3", "Wave01457s"

ASSISTED_MOVEMENT_SET_ROUTE_PROPERTIES

ATAN

ATAN2

Last param determines if its relative to the Entity

The camera handle. The entity handle. X-axis offset Y-axis offset Z-axis offset Whether or not the camera will be relative to the entity

This native works with peds only.

The camera handle. The ped handle. This is different to boneID, use ['GET_PED_BONE_INDEX'](#\_0x3F428D08BE5AAE31) to get the index from the ID. use the index for attaching to specific bones. `cam` will be attached to the center of `ped` if bone index given doesn't correspond to bone indexes for that entity type. X-axis offset Y-axis offset Z-axis offset Whether or not the camera will be relative to the bone

This native works with vehicles only. Bone indexes are usually given by this native [GET_ENTITY_BONE_INDEX_BY_NAME](#\_0xFB71170B7E76ACBA).

The camera handle. The vehicle handle. Whether or not the camera rotation will relative the vehicle rotation. The X rotation. The Y rotation. The Z rotation. The X offset direction. The Y offset direction. The Z offset direction. Whether or not the camera direction will relative to the vehicle direction.

This native works with vehicles only. Bone indexes are usually given by this native [GET_ENTITY_BONE_INDEX_BY_NAME](#\_0xFB71170B7E76ACBA).

_ATTACH_CONTAINER_TO_HANDLER_FRAME

Attaches entity 1 to entity 2.

_ATTACH_ENTITY_BONE_TO_ENTITY_BONE

_ATTACH_ENTITY_BONE_TO_ENTITY_BONE_PHYSICALLY

ATTACH_ENTITY_TO_CARGOBOB

Attach an entity to the specified entity.

Entity to attach. Entity to attach `entity1` with. This is different to boneID, use ['GET_PED_BONE_INDEX'](#\_0x3F428D08BE5AAE31) to get the index from the ID. use the index for attaching to specific bones. `entity1` will be attached to the center of `entity2` if bone index given doesn't correspond to bone indexes for that entity type. X-axis offset from the center of `entity2`. Y-axis offset from the center of `entity2`. Z-axis offset from the center of `entity2`. X-axis rotation. Y-axis rotation. Z-axis rotation. Unknown. Does not seem to have any effect. If set to false attached entity will not detach when fixed. Controls collision between the two entities (FALSE disables collision). Pitch doesnt work when false and roll will only work on negative numbers (only peds) The order in which the rotation is applied. See [`GET_ENTITY_ROTATION`](#\_0xAFBD61CC738D9EB9) If false it ignores entity rotation.

breakForce is the amount of force required to break the bond. p14 - is always 1 in scripts p15 - is 1 or 0 in scripts - unknown what it does p16 - controls collision between the two entities (FALSE disables collision). p17 - do not teleport entity to be attached to the position of the bone Index of the target entity (if 1, entity will not be teleported to target bone) p18 - is always 2 in scripts.

ATTACH_PORTABLE_PICKUP_TO_PED

The position supplied can be anywhere, and the entity should anchor relative to that point from it's origin.

ATTACH_SYNCHRONIZED_SCENE_TO_ENTITY

Might be more appropriate in AUDIO?

ATTACH_VEHICLE_ON_TO_TRAILER

The vehicle to attach to the trailer The trailer to attach the vehicle to The x offset of the vehicle The y offset of the vehicle The z offset of the vehicle The x coords of where you want the vehicle placed (must be an offset from the trailer itself) The y coords of where you want the vehicle placed (must be an offset from the trailer itself) The z coords of where you want the vehicle placed (must be an offset from the trailer itself) The x rotation of where you want the vehicle placed The y rotation of where you want the vehicle placed The z rotation of where you want the vehicle placed Should actually be a boolean, this will disable the collision between the vehicle you're attaching and the trailer

ATTACH_VEHICLE_ON_TO_TRAILER

ATTACH_VEHICLE_TO_CARGOBOB

The cargobob The vehicle that will be attached A Vehicle bone the hook/magnet should attach to or -1 for none/default [GET_ENTITY_BONE_INDEX_BY_NAME](#\_0xFB71170B7E76ACBA) x hook/magnet Offset y hook/magnet Offset z hook/magnet Offset

HookOffset defines where the hook is attached. leave at 0 for default attachment.

ATTACH_VEHICLE_TO_TRAILER

AUDIO_IS_SCRIPTED_MUSIC_PLAYING

BAD_SPORT_PLAYER_LEFT_DETECTED

BEGIN_REPLAY_STATS

Push a function from the Scaleform onto the stack

Starts frontend (pause menu) scaleform movie methods. This can be used when you want to make custom frontend menus, and customize things like images or text in the menus etc. Use [`BEGIN_SCALEFORM_MOVIE_METHOD_ON_FRONTEND_HEADER`](#\_0xB9449845F73F5E9C) for header scaleform functions.

The function name of the scaleform to call.

Starts frontend (pause menu) scaleform movie methods for header options. Use [`BEGIN_SCALEFORM_MOVIE_METHOD_ON_FRONTEND`](#\_0xAB58C27C2E6123C6) to customize the content inside the frontend menus.

Scaleform function name.

Starts frontend (pause menu) scaleform movie methods for header options. Use [`BEGIN_SCALEFORM_MOVIE_METHOD_ON_FRONTEND`](#\_0xAB58C27C2E6123C6) to customize the content inside the frontend menus.

Scaleform function name.

Starts frontend (pause menu) scaleform movie methods for header options. Use [`BEGIN_SCALEFORM_MOVIE_METHOD_ON_FRONTEND`](#\_0xAB58C27C2E6123C6) to customize the content inside the frontend menus.

Scaleform function name.

Pushes a function from the Hud component Scaleform onto the stack. Same behavior as GRAPHICS::BEGIN_SCALEFORM_MOVIE_METHOD, just a hud component id instead of a Scaleform. Known components: 19 - MP_RANK_BAR 20 - HUD_DIRECTOR_MODE This native requires more research - all information can be found inside of 'hud.gfx'. Using a decompiler, the different components are located under "scripts\__Packages\com\rockstargames\gtav\hud\hudComponents" and "scripts\__Packages\com\rockstargames\gtav\Multiplayer".

BEGIN_SRL

BEGIN_TAKE_HIGH_QUALITY_PHOTO

BEGIN_TAKE_MISSION_CREATOR_PHOTO

Initializes the text entry for the the text next to a loading prompt. All natives for for building UI texts can be used here BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_PRINT e.g void StartLoadingMessage(char *text, int spinnerType = 3) { _SET_LOADING_PROMPT_TEXT_ENTRY("STRING"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text); _SHOW_LOADING_PROMPT(spinnerType); } /*OR*/ void ShowLoadingMessage(char *text, int spinnerType = 3, int timeMs = 10000) { _SET_LOADING_PROMPT_TEXT_ENTRY("STRING"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text); _SHOW_LOADING_PROMPT(spinnerType); WAIT(timeMs); _REMOVE_LOADING_PROMPT(); } These are some localized strings used in the loading spinner. "PM_WAIT" = Please Wait "CELEB_WPLYRS" = Waiting For Players. "CELL_SPINNER2" = Scanning storage. "ERROR_CHECKYACHTNAME" = Registering your yacht's name. Please wait. "ERROR_CHECKPROFANITY" = Checking your text for profanity. Please wait. "FM_COR_AUTOD" = Just spinner no text "FM_IHELP_WAT2" = Waiting for other players "FM_JIP_WAITO" = Game options are being set "FMMC_DOWNLOAD" = Downloading "FMMC_PLYLOAD" = Loading "FMMC_STARTTRAN" = Launching session "HUD_QUITTING" = Quiting session "KILL_STRIP_IDM" = Waiting for to accept "MP_SPINLOADING" = Loading

clears a print text command with this text

Used to be known as _SET_TEXT_COMPONENT_FORMAT

The following were found in the decompiled script files: STRING, TWOSTRINGS, NUMBER, PERCENTAGE, FO_TWO_NUM, ESMINDOLLA, ESDOLLA, MTPHPER_XPNO, AHD_DIST, CMOD_STAT_0, CMOD_STAT_1, CMOD_STAT_2, CMOD_STAT_3, DFLT_MNU_OPT, F3A_TRAFDEST, ES_HELP_SOC3 ESDOLLA ESMINDOLLA - cash (negative) Used to be known as _SET_TEXT_ENTRY

BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_* Example: _BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_GET_WIDTH("NUMBER"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_FLOAT(69.420f, 2); float width = _END_TEXT_COMMAND_GET_WIDTH(1);

nothin doin. BOOL Message(char* text) { BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_IS_MESSAGE_DISPLAYED("STRING"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text); return END_TEXT_COMMAND_IS_MESSAGE_DISPLAYED(); }

BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_IS_THIS_HELP_MESSAGE_BEING_DISPLAYED

Text entry name. This can be created using [`AddTextEntry`](#\_0x32CA01C3).

BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_IS_THIS_HELP_MESSAGE_BEING_DISPLAYED

Text entry name. This can be created using [`AddTextEntry`](#\_0x32CA01C3).

get's line count int GetLineCount(char *text, float x, float y) { _BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_LINE_COUNT("STRING"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text); return _END_TEXT_COMMAND_GET_LINE_COUNT(x, y); }

_BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_OBJECTIVE

BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_OVERRIDE_BUTTON_TEXT

Used to be known as _SET_TEXT_ENTRY_2 void ShowSubtitle(char *text) { BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_PRINT("STRING"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text); END_TEXT_COMMAND_PRINT(2000, 1); }

Called prior to adding a text component to the UI. After doing so, GRAPHICS::END_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING is called. Examples: GRAPHICS::BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING("NUMBER"); HUD::ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_INTEGER(MISC::ABSI(a_1)); GRAPHICS::END_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING(); GRAPHICS::BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING("STRING"); HUD::_ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_STRING(a_2); GRAPHICS::END_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING(); GRAPHICS::BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING("STRTNM2"); HUD::_0x17299B63C7683A2B(v_3); HUD::_0x17299B63C7683A2B(v_4); GRAPHICS::END_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING(); GRAPHICS::BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING("STRTNM1"); HUD::_0x17299B63C7683A2B(v_3); GRAPHICS::END_TEXT_COMMAND_SCALEFORM_STRING();

a GXT text label

Starts a text command to change the name of a blip displayed in the pause menu. This should be paired with [`END_TEXT_COMMAND_SET_BLIP_NAME`](#\_0xBC38B49BCB83BC9B), once adding all required text components.

The text label to set.

Declares the entry type of a notification, for example "STRING". int ShowNotification(char \*text) { BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_THEFEED_POST("STRING"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text); return \_DRAW_NOTIFICATION(1, 1); }

The text label to use.

Deletes the given context from the background scripts context map. NativeDB Introduced: v323

Hashed version of 0xDC2BACD920D0A0DD. NativeDB Introduced: v323

Inserts the given context into the background scripts context map. NativeDB Introduced: v323

Hashed version of 0x9D5A25BADB742ACD. NativeDB Introduced: v323

Plays a siren blip from the vehicle when you double press the horn key. This only works on vehicles with sirens.

Blocks *all* speech playing on the given ped, including speech triggered by natives such as [PLAY_PED_AMBIENT_SPEECH_WITH_VOICE_NATIVE](#\_0x3523634255FC3318) The flag itself is not synced, it must be called on each machine that wishes to suppress the speech. The `SuppressOutgoingNetworkSpeech` flag can be set to `false` if you want speech triggered locally through `PLAY_PED_AMBIENT_SPEECH_*` related native calls to still be audible on remote machines, even though it was blocked on the local one.

Defaults to `true`.

BLOCK_DEATH_JINGLE

Sets if the death jingle can play when a player dies or not

BLOCK_DEATH_JINGLE

Sets if the death jingle can play when a player dies or not

eventType: https://alloc8or.re/gta5/doc/enums/eEventType.txt This is limited to 4 blocked events at a time.

BLOCK_DISPATCH_SERVICE_RESOURCE_CREATION

_BLOCK_PED_DEAD_BODY_SHOCKING_EVENTS

```cpp enum eAudContextBlockTarget { AUD_CONTEXT_BLOCK_PLAYER = 0, AUD_CONTEXT_BLOCK_NPCS = 1, AUD_CONTEXT_BLOCK_BUDDYS = 2, AUD_CONTEXT_BLOCK_EVERYONE = 3, AUD_CONTEXT_BLOCK_TARGETS_TOTAL } ``` Stop a certain group of peds from using a certain group of speech contexts. Note that the block will be automatically removed when the calling script finishes

the name of the context group to be blocked the group of peds that should be used (refer to eAudContextBlockTarget)

BREAK_ENTITY_GLASS

BREAK_OBJECT_FRAGMENT_CHILD

Break off vehicle wheel by index. The `leaveDebrisTrail` flag requires `putOnFire` to be true.

The vehicle handle. The wheel index. Start "veh_debris_trail" ptfx. True to delete wheel, otherwise detach. Unknown flag. Set wheel on fire once detached.

This native makes the vehicle stop immediately, as it happens when we enter a multiplayer garage.

The vehicle to stop. The distance from the initial coords at which the vehicle should come to rest. The length of time in seconds to hold the car at rest after stopping. `false` by default which allows gravity to act normally in the z direction. Enable this option to halt the vehicle's vertical velocity as well.

This native makes the vehicle stop immediately, as it happens when we enter a multiplayer garage.

BUSYSPINNER_IS_DISPLAYING

BUSYSPINNER_IS_ON

Removes the loading prompt at the bottom right of the screen.

Calculates the travel distance between a set of points. Doesn't seem to correlate with distance on gps sometimes. This function returns the value 100000.0 over long distances, seems to be a failure mode result, potentially occurring when not all path nodes are loaded into pathfind.

This is similar to the PushScaleformMovieFunction natives, except it calls in the `TIMELINE` of a minimap overlay.

The minimap overlay ID. A function in the overlay's TIMELINE.

Calls the Scaleform function.

Calls the Scaleform function and passes the parameters as floats. The number of parameters passed to the function varies, so the end of the parameter list is represented by -1.0.

Calls the Scaleform function and passes both float and string parameters (in their respective order). The number of parameters passed to the function varies, so the end of the float parameters is represented by -1.0, and the end of the string parameters is represented by 0 (NULL). NOTE: The order of parameters in the function prototype is important! All float parameters must come first, followed by the string parameters. Examples: // function MY_FUNCTION(floatParam1, floatParam2, stringParam) GRAPHICS::_CALL_SCALEFORM_MOVIE_FUNCTION_MIXED_PARAMS(scaleform, "MY_FUNCTION", 10.0, 20.0, -1.0, -1.0, -1.0, "String param", 0, 0, 0, 0); // function MY_FUNCTION_2(floatParam, stringParam1, stringParam2) GRAPHICS::_CALL_SCALEFORM_MOVIE_FUNCTION_MIXED_PARAMS(scaleform, "MY_FUNCTION_2", 10.0, -1.0, -1.0, -1.0, -1.0, "String param #1", "String param #2", 0, 0, 0);

Calls the Scaleform function and passes the parameters as strings. The number of parameters passed to the function varies, so the end of the parameter list is represented by 0 (NULL).

Checks if a boat can be anchored at its present position without possibly intersecting collision later. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The boat to check. Returns `true` if the boat can be safely anchored at its current position, `false` otherwise.

Checks if a boat can be anchored at its present position without possibly intersecting collision later. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The boat to check. Returns `true` if the boat can be safely anchored at its current position, `false` otherwise.

Checks if a boat can be anchored at its present position without possibly intersecting collision later. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The boat to check. Returns `true` if the boat can be safely anchored at its current position, `false` otherwise.

Checks if a boat can be anchored at its present position without possibly intersecting collision later. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The boat to check. Returns `true` if the boat can be safely anchored at its current position, `false` otherwise.

Checks if a boat can be anchored at its present position, ignoring any players standing on the boat. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v678 ```

The boat to check. Returns `true` if the boat can be safely anchored at its current position (ignoring players on the boat), `false` otherwise.

Checks if a boat can be anchored at its present position, ignoring any players standing on the boat. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v678 ```

The boat to check. Returns `true` if the boat can be safely anchored at its current position (ignoring players on the boat), `false` otherwise.

Checks if a boat can be anchored at its present position, ignoring any players standing on the boat. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v678 ```

The boat to check. Returns `true` if the boat can be safely anchored at its current position (ignoring players on the boat), `false` otherwise.

Determines whether the specified Cargobob can pick up a given entity.

The Cargobob helicopter to be checked. The entity to be checked for pick-up. Returns `true` if the Cargobob can pick up the specified entity, `false` otherwise.

Determines whether the specified Cargobob can pick up a given entity.

The Cargobob helicopter to be checked. The entity to be checked for pick-up. Returns `true` if the Cargobob can pick up the specified entity, `false` otherwise.

CAN_CREATE_RANDOM_BIKE_RIDER

CAN_CREATE_RANDOM_COPS

CAN_CREATE_RANDOM_DRIVER

CAN_CREATE_RANDOM_PED

CAN_KNOCK_PED_OFF_VEHICLE

NativeDB Added Parameter 1: int p0 NativeDB Added Parameter 2: int p1 NativeDB Added Parameter 3: int amount NativeDB Added Parameter 4: int* p3

CAN_PED_HEAR_PLAYER

CAN_PED_IN_COMBAT_SEE_TARGET

Prevents the ped from going limp. [Example: Can prevent peds from falling when standing on moving vehicles.]

CAN_PED_SEE_HATED_PED

This one is weird and seems to return a TRUE state regardless of whether the phone is visible on screen or tucked away. I can confirm the above. This function is hard-coded to always return 1.

CAN_PLAYER_START_MISSION

CAN_REGISTER_MISSION_ENTITIES

CAN_REGISTER_MISSION_OBJECTS

CAN_REGISTER_MISSION_PEDS

_CAN_REGISTER_MISSION_PICKUPS

CAN_REGISTER_MISSION_VEHICLES

Returns when it is safe to start applying changes to cutscene entities. Should always be used for applying components. See [`SET_CUTSCENE_PED_COMPONENT_VARIATION_FROM_PED`](#\_0x2A56C06EBEF2B0D9) and [`REGISTER_ENTITY_FOR_CUTSCENE`](#\_0xE40C1C56DF95C2E8) for an example. This will be true before the cutscene is considered loaded

Whether you can request assets for cutscene entities, like components.

modelHash (p1) was always 0 in R* scripts

Whether or not it is safe to run functions on the camera, as the camera is now no longer being used by the cutscene.

Mostly false

Returns if the script can begin interacting with the registered entity. Primarly used for lead-outs of cutscenes. Returns on frame after cutscene ends, so you cannot get is while using IsCutsceneActive() Whether it is safe to start doing scripted actions on the entity, like simulating walking out of a cutscene.

i.e Michael Can be 0 Whether or not it is safe to begin interacting with the entity

CAN_SHUFFLE_SEAT

The vehicle to check. See eSeatPosition declared in [`IS_VEHICLE_SEAT_FREE`](#\_0x22AC59A870E6A669).

this returns if you can use the weapon while using a parachute

CAN_VEHICLE_RECEIVE_CB_RADIO

Returns true if the vehicle can currently receive CB radio (ie. it has a capable radio and is in range of a transmitter)

CAN_VEHICLE_RECEIVE_CB_RADIO

Returns true if the vehicle can currently receive CB radio (ie. it has a capable radio and is in range of a transmitter)

CANCEL_ALL_POLICE_REPORTS

Cancels the currently executing event.

All music event names found in the b617d scripts: pastebin.com/GnYt0R3P

the name of the event to cancel True of the event was cancelled, false otherwise.

Closes the onscreen keyboard on console versions of the game. **NOTE:** Do not use this native in FiveM/PC, because [`UPDATE_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD`](#\_0x0CF2B696BBF945AE) value doesn't get cleaned up and stays as `0`. You should use [`FORCE_CLOSE_TEXT_INPUT_BOX`](#\_0x8817605C2BA76200) instead.

CANCEL_STUNT_JUMP

Does something similar to INTERIOR::DISABLE_INTERIOR

_CASCADE_SHADOWS_CLEAR_SHADOW_SAMPLE_TYPE

When this is set to ON, shadows only draw as you get nearer. When OFF, they draw from a further distance.

CASCADE_SHADOWS_INIT_SESSION

CASCADE_SHADOWS_SET_AIRCRAFT_MODE

CASCADE_SHADOWS_SET_CASCADE_BOUNDS

CASCADE_SHADOWS_SET_CASCADE_BOUNDS_SCALE

CASCADE_SHADOWS_SET_DYNAMIC_DEPTH_MODE

CASCADE_SHADOWS_SET_DYNAMIC_DEPTH_VALUE

CASCADE_SHADOWS_SET_ENTITY_TRACKER_SCALE

Possible values: "CSM_ST_POINT" "CSM_ST_LINEAR" "CSM_ST_TWOTAP" "CSM_ST_BOX3x3" "CSM_ST_BOX4x4" "CSM_ST_DITHER2_LINEAR" "CSM_ST_CUBIC" "CSM_ST_DITHER4" "CSM_ST_DITHER16" "CSM_ST_SOFT16" "CSM_ST_DITHER16_RPDB" "CSM_ST_POISSON16_RPDB_GNORM" "CSM_ST_HIGHRES_BOX4x4" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_SIMPLE" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_LINEAR" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_TWOTAP" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_BOX3x3" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_BOX4x4" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_DITHER2_LINEAR" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_SOFT16" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_DITHER16_RPDB" "CSM_ST_CLOUDS_POISSON16_RPDB_GNORM"

I'm guessing this rounds a float value up to the next whole number, and FLOOR rounds it down

Activates the cellphone camera. Make sure you have a mobile phone created with [`CREATE_MOBILE_PHONE`](#\_0xA4E8E696C532FBC7) or else the camera will not work.

Toggle whether the camera should be active. Unused parameter.

Toggles the selfie mode on the cellphone camera. Only visible when the cell phone camera is active.

True to activate and false to deactivate the selfie mode.

Toggles the selfie mode on the cellphone camera. Only visible when the cell phone camera is active.

True to activate and false to deactivate the selfie mode.

Toggles the selfie mode on the cellphone camera. Only visible when the cell phone camera is active.

True to activate and false to deactivate the selfie mode.

Toggles the selfie mode on the cellphone camera. Only visible when the cell phone camera is active.

True to activate and false to deactivate the selfie mode.

CELL_CAM_IS_CHAR_VISIBLE_NO_FACE_CHECK

Moves the character's finger in a swiping motion when holding a cellphone in their hand through the use of the [CREATE_MOBILE_PHONE](#\_0xA4E8E696C532FBC7) native. ```cpp enum eCellInput { CELL_INPUT_NONE = 0, CELL_INPUT_UP = 1, CELL_INPUT_DOWN = 2, CELL_INPUT_LEFT = 3, CELL_INPUT_RIGHT = 4, CELL_INPUT_SELECT = 5 } ```

The direction to swipe to, refer to `eCellInput` enum.

_CELL_CAM_SET_DISTANCE

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_DISTANCE

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HEAD_HEIGHT

Value from -1.0 to 0.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HEAD_HEIGHT

Value from -1.0 to 0.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HEAD_PITCH

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HEAD_PITCH

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HEAD_ROLL

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HEAD_ROLL

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HORIZONTAL_OFFSET

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_HORIZONTAL_OFFSET

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

if the bool "Toggle" is "true" so the phone is lean. if the bool "Toggle" is "false" so the phone is not lean.

_CELL_CAM_SET_ROLL

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_ROLL

Value from -1.0 to 1.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_VERTICAL_OFFSET

Value from 0.0 to 2.0

_CELL_CAM_SET_VERTICAL_OFFSET

Value from 0.0 to 2.0

Displays cash change notifications on HUD.

CHANGE_PLAYER_PED

minimum: Degrees between -90f and 90f. maximum: Degrees between -90f and 90f. Clamps the gameplay camera's current pitch. Eg. _CLAMP_GAMEPLAY_CAM_PITCH(0.0f, 0.0f) will set the vertical angle directly behind the player.

minimum: Degrees between -180f and 180f. maximum: Degrees between -180f and 180f. Clamps the gameplay camera's current yaw. Eg. _CLAMP_GAMEPLAY_CAM_YAW(0.0f, 0.0f) will set the horizontal angle directly behind the player.

CLEAN_ITEMSET

_CLEANUP_ASYNC_INSTALL

CLEAR_ADDITIONAL_TEXT

Clears all active blip routes that have been set with [`SetBlipRoute`](#\_0x3E160C90).

CLEAR_ALL_BROKEN_GLASS

CLEAR_ALL_HELP_MESSAGES

CLEAR_ALL_PED_PROPS

The ped handle.

CLEAR_ALL_PED_VEHICLE_FORCED_SEAT_USAGE

Resets the list of ambients zones enabled/disabled status to its value before it was modified by this script. Default behaviour is that any state change only gets applied once the player leaves the zone.

The zone name to clear Whether ot not to force a zone to become disabled even if its currently active

Resets the ambient zone enabled/disabled status to its value before it was modified by this script Default behaviour is that any state change only gets applied once the player leaves the zone.

the zone name to clear Whether ot not to force a zone to become disabled even if its currently active

NativeDB Added Parameter 13: Any p12

Example: CLEAR_AREA(0, 0, 0, 30, true, false, false, false);

MISC::_0x957838AAF91BD12D(x, y, z, radius, false, false, false, false); seem to make all objects go away, peds, vehicles etc. All booleans set to true doesn't seem to change anything.

Clears an area of cops at the given coordinates and radius.

The x coordinate of where to clear cops. The y coordinate of where to clear cops. The z coordinate of where to clear cops. The area radius to clear cops. specifies whether a `CClearAreaEvent` event of should be created for online use.

I looked through the PC scripts that this site provides you with a link to find. It shows the last param mainly uses, (0, 2, 6, 16, and 17) so I am going to assume it is a type of flag.

Clears an area of peds at the given coordinates and radius.

The x coordinate of where to clear peds. The y coordinate of where to clear peds. The z coordinate of where to clear peds. The area radius to clear peds. specifies whether a `CClearAreaEvent` event of should be created for online use.

Clears an area of projectiles at the given coordinates and radius.

The x coordinate of where to clear projectiles. The y coordinate of where to clear projectiles. The z coordinate of where to clear projectiles. The area radius to clear projectiles. specifies whether a `CClearAreaEvent` event of should be created for online use.

Example: CLEAR_AREA_OF_VEHICLES(0, 0, 0, 10000, false, false, false, false, false); ``` ``` NativeDB Added Parameter 10: BOOL p9

This sets bit [offset] of [address] to off. Example: MISC::CLEAR_BIT(&bitAddress, 1); To check if this bit has been enabled: MISC::IS_BIT_SET(bitAddress, 1); // will return 0 afterwards

CLEAR_BRIEF

_CLEAR_CLOUD_HAT

Clears the previously queued custom track lost for the given radio station.

eventType: https://alloc8or.re/gta5/doc/enums/eEventType.txt

Resets the screen's draw-origin which was changed by the function [`SET_DRAW_ORIGIN`](#\_0xAA0008F3BBB8F416) back to `x=0, y=0`. See [`SET_DRAW_ORIGIN`](#\_0xAA0008F3BBB8F416) for further information.

CLEAR_DRIVEBY_TASK_UNDERNEATH_DRIVING_TASK

CLEAR_DYNAMIC_PAUSE_MENU_ERROR_MESSAGE

This native **could affect** the arguments of the `CEventNetworkEntityDamage` game event, by clearing the damaging entity before the event is fired.

The entity to clear the last damaging entity from.

CLEAR_ENTITY_LAST_WEAPON_DAMAGE

Clears the secondary timecycle modifier usually set with [`SetExtraTimecycleModifier`](#\_0x5096FD9CCB49056D)

NativeDB Introduced: v1493

CLEAR_FACIAL_IDLE_ANIM_OVERRIDE

CLEAR_FLOATING_HELP

CLEAR_FOCUS

_CLEAR_GARAGE_AREA

CLEAR_GPS_CUSTOM_ROUTE

Clears a disabled GPS route area from a certain index previously set using [`SET_GPS_DISABLED_ZONE_AT_INDEX`](#\_0xD0BC1C6FB18EE154).

Index of disabled zone.

Clears a disabled GPS route area from a certain index previously set using [`SET_GPS_DISABLED_ZONE_AT_INDEX`](#\_0xD0BC1C6FB18EE154).

Index of disabled zone.

Clears the GPS flags. Only the script that originally called SET_GPS_FLAGS can clear them. Doesn't seem like the flags are actually read by the game at all.

Does the same as [`SET_GPS_MULTI_ROUTE_RENDER(false)`](#\_0x3DDA37128DD1ACA8)

CLEAR_GPS_PLAYER_WAYPOINT

Does the same as SET_RACE_TRACK_RENDER(false);

CLEAR_HD_AREA

CLEAR_HELP

Immediately removes entity from an interior. Like sets entity to `limbo` room. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v2189 ```

CLEAR_LAST_DRIVEN_VEHICLE

**This native does absolutely nothing, just a nullsub**

``` NativeDB Introduced: 3095 ``` Resets or clears the nitrous system for a specified vehicle. You can check if a vehicle has nitrous with [`IS_NITROUS_ACTIVE`](#\_0x491E822B2C464FE4)

The vehicle whose nitrous system needs to be cleared.

CLEAR_OBJECTS_INSIDE_GARAGE

CLEAR_OVERRIDE_WEATHER

CLEAR_PED_ALTERNATE_MOVEMENT_ANIM

CLEAR_PED_ALTERNATE_WALK_ANIM

Clears the blood on a ped.

Ped id.

Somehow related to changing ped's clothes.

CLEAR_PED_*

p1: from 0 to 5 in the b617d scripts. p2: "blushing" and "ALL" found in the b617d scripts.

CLEAR_PED_DECORATIONS

CLEAR_PED_DECORATIONS_LEAVE_SCARS

CLEAR_PED_DRIVE_BY_CLIPSET_OVERRIDE

CLEAR_PED_ENV_DIRT

CLEAR_PED_IN_PAUSE_MENU

CLEAR_PED_LAST_DAMAGE_BONE

Does NOT seem to work with HAS_PED_BEEN_DAMAGED_BY_WEAPON. Use CLEAR_ENTITY_LAST_WEAPON_DAMAGE and HAS_ENTITY_BEEN_DAMAGED_BY_WEAPON instead.

CLEAR_PED_NON_CREATION_AREA

CLEAR_PED_PARACHUTE_PACK_VARIATION

CLEAR_PED_PROP

The ped handle. The prop id you want to clear from the ped. Refer to [SET_PED_PROP_INDEX](#\_0x93376B65A266EB5F).

Removes the scubagear (for mp male: component id: 8, drawableId: 123, textureId: any) from peds. Does not play the 'remove scuba gear' animation, but instantly removes it.

The ped to remove the scuba gear from.

Removes the scubagear (for mp male: component id: 8, drawableId: 123, textureId: any) from peds. Does not play the 'remove scuba gear' animation, but instantly removes it.

The ped to remove the scuba gear from.

Removes the scubagear (for mp male: component id: 8, drawableId: 123, textureId: any) from peds. Does not play the 'remove scuba gear' animation, but instantly removes it.

The ped to remove the scuba gear from.

CLEAR_PED_SECONDARY_TASK

CLEAR_PED_STORED_HAT_PROP

Clear a ped's tasks. Stop animations and other tasks created by scripts.

Ped id. Use PlayerPedId() for your own character.

Immediately stops the pedestrian from whatever it's doing. The difference between this and [CLEAR_PED_TASKS](#\_0xE1EF3C1216AFF2CD) is that this one teleports the ped but does not change the position of the ped.

Ped id.

It clears the wetness of the selected Ped/Player. Clothes have to be wet to notice the difference.

CLEAR_PLAYER_HAS_DAMAGED_AT_LEAST_ONE_NON_ANIMAL_PED

CLEAR_PLAYER_HAS_DAMAGED_AT_LEAST_ONE_PED

CLEAR_PLAYER_PARACHUTE_MODEL_OVERRIDE

CLEAR_PLAYER_PARACHUTE_PACK_MODEL_OVERRIDE

CLEAR_PLAYER_PARACHUTE_VARIATION_OVERRIDE

NativeDB Introduced: v2372

This executes at the same as speed as PLAYER::SET_PLAYER_WANTED_LEVEL(player, 0, false); PLAYER::GET_PLAYER_WANTED_LEVEL(player); executes in less than half the time. Which means that it's worth first checking if the wanted level needs to be cleared before clearing. However, this is mostly about good code practice and can important in other situations. The difference in time in this example is negligible.

Only used once in the decompiled scripts. Seems to be related to scripted vehicle generators. Modified example from "am_imp_exp.c4", line 6418: /* popSchedules[0] = ZONE::GET_ZONE_POPSCHEDULE(ZONE::GET_ZONE_AT_COORDS(891.3, 807.9, 188.1)); etc. */ STREAMING::SET_MODEL_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED(vehicleHash); ZONE::CLEAR_POPSCHEDULE_OVERRIDE_VEHICLE_MODEL(popSchedules[index]);

CLEAR_PRINTS

_CLEAR_RACE_GALLERY_BLIPS

There seem to be 26 flags

Clears the relationship between two groups. This should be called twice (once for each group). Relationship types: 0 = Companion 1 = Respect 2 = Like 3 = Neutral 4 = Dislike 5 = Hate 255 = Pedestrians (Credits: Inco) Example: PED::CLEAR_RELATIONSHIP_BETWEEN_GROUPS(2, l_1017, 0xA49E591C); PED::CLEAR_RELATIONSHIP_BETWEEN_GROUPS(2, 0xA49E591C, l_1017);

**This native does absolutely nothing, just a nullsub**

CLEAR_REPLAY_STATS

_CLEAR_RESTART_CUSTOM_POSITION

CLEAR_ROOM_FOR_ENTITY

CLEAR_ROOM_FOR_GAME_VIEWPORT

For an example on how to use this please refer to [OPEN_SEQUENCE_TASK](#\_0xE8854A4326B9E12B) #### NOTE If you fail to call [`CLOSE_SEQUENCE_TASK`](#\_0x39E72BC99E6360CB) and `CLEAR_SEQUENCE_TASK` the sequence system can get stuck in a broken state until you restart your client.

The task sequence to clear

CLEAR_SMALL_PRINTS

_CLEAR_TACTICAL_ANALYSIS_POINTS

p0: found arguments in the b617d scripts: pastebin.com/X5akCN7z

CLEAR_TIMECYCLE_MODIFIER

CLEAR_TV_CHANNEL_PLAYLIST

CLEAR_VEHICLE_CUSTOM_PRIMARY_COLOUR

CLEAR_VEHICLE_CUSTOM_SECONDARY_COLOUR

Removes the cargen area of interest and resumes normal cargen spawning. You can set the area of interest with [`SET_VEHICLE_GENERATOR_AREA_OF_INTEREST`](#\_0x9A75585FB2E54FAD)

_CLEAR_VEHICLE_PHONE_EXPLOSIVE_DEVICE

CLEAR_VEHICLE_ROUTE_HISTORY

CLEAR_* NativeDB Introduced: v1290

The vehicle to have tasks cleared

CLEAR_* NativeDB Introduced: v1290

The vehicle to have tasks cleared

Removes vehicle xenon lights custom RGB color.

The vehicle handle.

Clears the active weather type after a specific amount of time determined by `transitionTimeInMs`.

Transition time in milliseconds.

Clears the active weather type after a specific amount of time determined by `transitionTimeInMs`.

Transition time in milliseconds.

CLEAR_WEATHER_TYPE_PERSIST

Creates a copy of the passed ped, optionally setting it as local and/or shallow-copying the head blend data.

The input ped. Whether or not the ped should be registered as a network object. Script host flag. If true, head blend data is referenced, not copied. A new ped handle representing the ped's copy.

Used one time in fmmc_launcher.c instead of CLONE_PED because ?

Copies ped's components and props to targetPed.

_CLONE_PED_TO_TARGET_EX

CLONE_TIMECYCLE_MODIFIER

The source timecycle name. The clone timecycle name, must be unique. The cloned timecycle modifier index, or -1 if failed.

CLOSE_BOMB_BAY_DOORS

_CLOSE_MULTIPLAYER_CHAT

CLOSE_PATROL_ROUTE

For an example on how to use this please refer to [OPEN_SEQUENCE_TASK](#\_0xE8854A4326B9E12B) #### NOTE If you fail to call `CLOSE_SEQUENCE_TASK` and [`CLEAR_SEQUENCE_TASK`](#\_0x3841422E9C488D8C) this can get stuck in a broken state until you restart your client.

The task sequence to close

CLOSE_SOCIAL_CLUB_MENU

Downloads prod.cloud.rockstargames.com/titles/gta5/[platform]/check.json

CLOUD_DELETE_MEMBER_FILE

CLOUD_DID_REQUEST_SUCCEED

CLOUD_GET_AVAILABILITY_CHECK_RESULT

CLOUD_HAS_REQUEST_COMPLETED

CLOUD_IS_CHECKING_AVAILABILITY

Commits the backing pixels to the specified runtime texture.

The runtime texture handle.

Compares two strings up to a specified number of characters. Parameters: str1 - String to be compared. str2 - String to be compared. matchCase - Comparison will be case-sensitive. maxLength - Maximum number of characters to compare. A value of -1 indicates an infinite length. Returns: A value indicating the relationship between the strings: <0 - The first non-matching character in 'str1' is less than the one in 'str2'. (e.g. 'A' < 'B', so result = -1) 0 - The contents of both strings are equal. >0 - The first non-matching character in 'str1' is less than the one in 'str2'. (e.g. 'B' > 'A', so result = 1) Examples: MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("STRING", "string", false, -1); // 0; equal MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("TESTING", "test", false, 4); // 0; equal MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("R2D2", "R2xx", false, 2); // 0; equal MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("foo", "bar", false, -1); // 4; 'f' > 'b' MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("A", "A", true, 1); // 0; equal When comparing case-sensitive strings, lower-case characters are greater than upper-case characters: MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("A", "a", true, 1); // -1; 'A' < 'a' MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("a", "A", true, 1); // 1; 'a' > 'A'

Works for vehicles with a retractable landing gear landing gear states: 0: Deployed 1: Closing 2: Opening 3: Retracted

Forces the ped to use the mounted weapon. Returns false if task is not possible.

Takes the specified time and writes it to the structure specified in the second argument. struct date_time { alignas(8) int year; alignas(8) int month; alignas(8) int day; alignas(8) int hour; alignas(8) int minute; alignas(8) int second; };

_COPY_MEMORY

Copies sourceVehicle's damage (broken bumpers, broken lights, etc.) to targetVehicle.

The source to copy the vehicle damage. The target to paste the vehicle damage.

Copies sourceVehicle's damage (broken bumpers, broken lights, etc.) to targetVehicle.

The source to copy the vehicle damage. The target to paste the vehicle damage.

Returns the cosine of the given number.

The number of degrees (in degrees, not radians) The cosine of the given number

_CREATE_AIR_DEFENSE_AREA

Both coordinates are from objects in the decompiled scripts. Native related to [\_0xECDC202B25E5CF48](#\_0xECDC202B25E5CF48) p1 value. The only weapon hash used in the decompiled scripts is weapon_air_defence_gun. These two natives are used by the yacht script, decompiled scripts suggest it and the weapon hash used (valkyrie's rockets) are also used by yachts.

X coordinate Y coordinate Z coordinate Unknown float 150.0 is used in freemode script. X coordinate Y coordinate Z coordinate weapon_air_defence_gun and 0 are used in the decompiled scripts. Seems to be some sort of handle, result is += 1 any time this native is called.

Creates an ambient pickup given the hash. Pickup hashes can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/4mmonium/1eabfb6b3996e3aa6b9525a3eccf8a0b).

Creates an audio submix with the specified name, or gets the existing audio submix by that name.

The audio submix name. A submix ID, or -1 if the submix could not be created.

Creates a camera with the specified cam name, You can use `SET_CAM_` natives to manipulate the camera.\ Make sure to call [RENDER_SCRIPT_CAMS](#\_0x07E5B515DB0636FC) once the camera is created, or this won't have any visible effect. ### Camera names: * DEFAULT_SCRIPTED_CAMERA * DEFAULT_ANIMATED_CAMERA * DEFAULT_SPLINE_CAMERA * DEFAULT_SCRIPTED_FLY_CAMERA * TIMED_SPLINE_CAMERA * CUSTOM_TIMED_SPLINE_CAMERA * ROUNDED_SPLINE_CAMERA * SMOOTHED_SPLINE_CAMERA

A string representing the camera type, the game will convert the string into a joaat hash upon native execution. Set to true if you wish to make this new camera the active camera. A camera handle referencing the camera that was created.

Create a camera with the specified cam name/type, You can use `SET_CAM_` natives to manipulate the camera. Take a look at [CREATE_CAM](#\_0xC3981DCE61D9E13F) if you would like to see the available camera names.

A string representing the camera type, the game will convert the string into a joaat hash upon native execution. The x position of the camera (you can also send a vector3 instead of the bulk coordinates) The y position of the camera (you can also send a vector3 instead of the bulk coordinates) The z position of the camera (you can also send a vector3 instead of the bulk coordinates) The x rotation of the camera The y rotation of the camera The z rotation of the camera The Field Of View of the camera, is the observable world that is seen Set to true if you wish to make this new camera the active camera. The order of rotation, see [`GET_ENTITY_ROTATION`](#\_0xAFBD61CC738D9EB9) A camera handle.

Creates a camera with the specified camera hash, You can use `SET_CAM_` natives to manipulate the camera. Make sure to call [RENDER_SCRIPT_CAMS](#\_0x07E5B515DB0636FC) once the camera is created, or this won't have any visible effect. Take a look at [CREATE_CAM](#\_0xC3981DCE61D9E13F) if you would like to see the available camera names. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The hash of the camera type, use [GET_HASH_KEY](#\_0xD24D37CC275948CC) to get the camera hash from the name. Set to true if you wish to make this new camera the active camera. A camera handle referencing the camera that was created.

Create a camera with the specified camera hash, You can use `SET_CAM_` natives to manipulate the camera. Make sure to call [RENDER_SCRIPT_CAMS](#\_0x07E5B515DB0636FC) once the camera is created, or this won't have any visible effect. Take a look at [CREATE_CAM](#\_0xC3981DCE61D9E13F) if you would like to see the available camera names. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The hash of the camera type, use [GET_HASH_KEY](#\_0xD24D37CC275948CC) to get the camera hash from the name. The x position of the camera. The y position of the camera. The z position of the camera. The x rotation of the camera. The y rotation of the camera. The z rotation of the camera. The Field Of View of the camera, is the observable world that is seen. Set to true if you wish to make this new camera the active camera. The order of rotation, see [`GET_ENTITY_ROTATION`](#\_0xAFBD61CC738D9EB9). A camera handle.

``` Creates a checkpoint. Returns the handle of the checkpoint. 20/03/17 : Attention, checkpoints are already handled by the game itself, so you must not loop it like markers. Parameters: * type - The type of checkpoint to create. See below for a list of checkpoint types. * pos1 - The position of the checkpoint. * pos2 - The position of the next checkpoint to point to. * diameter - The diameter of the checkpoint. * color - The color of the checkpoint. * reserved - Special parameter, see below for details. Usually set to 0 in the scripts. Checkpoint types (prior to game build 2189): 0-4---------Cylinder: 1 arrow, 2 arrow, 3 arrows, CycleArrow, Checker 5-9---------Cylinder: 1 arrow, 2 arrow, 3 arrows, CycleArrow, Checker 10-14-------Ring: 1 arrow, 2 arrow, 3 arrows, CycleArrow, Checker 15-19-------1 arrow, 2 arrow, 3 arrows, CycleArrow, Checker 20-24-------Cylinder: 1 arrow, 2 arrow, 3 arrows, CycleArrow, Checker 25-29-------Cylinder: 1 arrow, 2 arrow, 3 arrows, CycleArrow, Checker 30-34-------Cylinder: 1 arrow, 2 arrow, 3 arrows, CycleArrow, Checker 35-38-------Ring: Airplane Up, Left, Right, UpsideDown 39----------? 40----------Ring: just a ring 41----------? 42-44-------Cylinder w/ number (uses 'reserved' parameter) 45-47-------Cylinder no arrow or number If using type 42-44, reserved sets number / number and shape to display 0-99------------Just numbers (0-99) 100-109-----------------Arrow (0-9) 110-119------------Two arrows (0-9) 120-129----------Three arrows (0-9) 130-139----------------Circle (0-9) 140-149------------CycleArrow (0-9) 150-159----------------Circle (0-9) 160-169----Circle w/ pointer (0-9) 170-179-------Perforated ring (0-9) 180-189----------------Sphere (0-9) ``` [Checkpoint Types](https://docs.fivem.net/docs/game-references/checkpoints/) as of game build 2189

CREATE_CINEMATIC_SHOT

Creates a volume where water effects do not apply. Useful for preventing water collisions from flooding areas underneath them. This has no effect on waterquads, only water created from drawables and collisions. Don't create volumes when your local ped is swimming (e.g. use IS_PED_SWIMMING in your scripts before you call this)

The min X component of the AABB volume where water does not affect the player. The min Y component for the AABB volume. The min Z component for the AABB volume. The max X component for the AABB volume. The max Y component for the AABB volume. The max Z component for the AABB volume.

Creates a DUI browser. This can be used to draw on a runtime texture using CREATE_RUNTIME_TEXTURE_FROM_DUI_HANDLE.

The initial URL to load in the browser. The width of the backing surface. The height of the backing surface. A DUI object.

As per the name, this native creates a "fake" gamer tag that is attached to a specific ped. Unlike "real" gamer tags, you cannot set the crew colour of these gamer tags. To create gamer tags for actual players and for more gamer tag information, see [CREATE_MP_GAMER_TAG_WITH_CREW_COLOR](#\_0x6DD05E9D83EFA4C9).

The ped that the fake gamer tag will be attached to. The name displayed on the gamer tag. If the crew is private. Public crews have a pointed end cap, private crews do not. If the crew is a Rockstar crew. Rockstar crews include a Rockstar logo before the name. The name of the crew. The rank from 1-5 that the player is within the crew. Use 0 if the player is the founder of the crew. Only relevant for private crews. The ID of the new gamer tag.

CREATE_FORCED_OBJECT

Creates a new ped group. Groups can contain up to 8 peds. The parameter is unused. Returns a handle to the created group, or 0 if a group couldn't be created.

NativeDB Added Parameter 8: Any p7 NativeDB Added Parameter 9: Any p8

Refer to [ENABLE_DISPATCH_SERVICE](#\_0xDC0F817884CDD856) for dispatch types

NativeDB Added Parameter 6: Any p5 NativeDB Added Parameter 7: Any p6

Refer to [ENABLE_DISPATCH_SERVICE](#\_0xDC0F817884CDD856) for dispatch types Returns true if the incident was succesfully made

CREATE_ITEMSET

Train models must be [requested](#\_0x963D27A58DF860AC) before use. See trains.xml (located in `Grand Theft Auto V\update\update.rpf\common\data\levels\gta5\trains.xml`) for freight and metro variations. Model names to request can be found by searching `model_name` in the file. The `Lua` usage example provided down below has been provided in such way so users can test each and every train variation. ### Newly added parameters (seen in 2372 build) ``` NativeDB Added Parameter 6: BOOL isNetwork NativeDB Added Parameter 7: BOOL netMissionEntity ``` * **isNetwork**: Whether to create a network object for the train. If false, the train exists only locally. * **netMissionEntity**: Whether to register the train as pinned to the script host in the R\* network model. ### Train Models: * freight ### Carriage Models: * freightcar * freightcar2 (Added v2372) * freightcont1 * freightcont2 * freightgrain * metrotrain * tankercar ### Some train variations (default from trains.xml as of build 2372) * 17. Very long train and freight variation. * 18. Freight train only. * 26. Double metro train (with both models flipped opposite to each other). This used to be `25` before the 2802 build, it also used to be `24` before the 2372 build.

The variation id, these can range from 0 to 26 as of build 2802 (previously `0-25` in build 2372 and `0-24` before that). Spawn coordinate X component. Spawn coordinate Y component. Spawn coordinate Z component. The direction in which the train will go (true or false) A script handle (fwScriptGuid index) for the train, or 0 if the train failed to be created.

Creates a mobile phone of the specified type. Possible phone types: 0 - Default phone / Michael's phone 1 - Trevor's phone 2 - Franklin's phone 4 - Prologue phone These values represent bit flags, so a value of '3' would toggle Trevor and Franklin's phones together, causing unexpected behavior and most likely crash the game.

p5 = sets as true in scripts Same as the comment for CREATE_MODEL_SWAP unless for some reason p5 affects it this only works with objects as well. Network players do not see changes done with this.

CREATE_MODEL_HIDE_EXCLUDING_SCRIPT_OBJECTS

Only works with objects! Network players do not see changes done with this.

Spawns one or more money pickups. x: The X-component of the world position to spawn the money pickups at. y: The Y-component of the world position to spawn the money pickups at. z: The Z-component of the world position to spawn the money pickups at. value: The combined value of the pickups (in dollars). amount: The number of pickups to spawn. model: The model to use, or 0 for default money model. Example: CREATE_MONEY_PICKUPS(x, y, z, 1000, 3, 0x684a97ae); Spawns 3 spray cans that'll collectively give $1000 when picked up. (Three spray cans, each giving $334, $334, $332 = $1000). ============================================== Max is 2000 in MP. So if you put the amount to 20, but the value to $400,000 eg. They will only be able to pickup 20 - $2,000 bags. So, $40,000

Creates a gamer tag for the specified local player ID, automatically attached to the player's current ped. The created gamer tag will have the same ID as the player. You can use [IS_MP_GAMER_TAG_ACTIVE](#\_0x4E929E7A5796FD26) to check if a gamer tag already exists for a player. After the gamer tag is created, all components will be set as invisible. Use [SET_MP_GAMER_TAG_VISIBILITY](#\_0x63BB75ABEDC1F6A0) to change the visibility of individual components or [\_SET_MP_GAMER_TAG_VISIBILITY_ALL](#\_0xEE76FF7E6A0166B0) to set all of them at once. To create a gamer tag for a ped that is not a player, see [CREATE_FAKE_MP_GAMER_TAG](#\_0xBFEFE3321A3F5015).

The local player ID to assign the gamer tag to. The name displayed on the gamer tag. If the crew is private. Public crews have a pointed end cap, private crews do not. If the crew is a Rockstar crew. Rockstar crews include a Rockstar logo before the name. The name of the crew. The rank from 1-5 that the player is within the crew. Use 0 if the player is the founder of the crew. Only relevant for private crews. Red component of the crew colour. Green component of the crew colour. Blue component of the crew colour.

CREATE_NEW_SCRIPTED_CONVERSATION

Creates a new NaturalMotion message. startImmediately: If set to true, the character will perform the message the moment it receives it by GIVE_PED_NM_MESSAGE. If false, the Ped will get the message but won't perform it yet. While it's a boolean value, if negative, the message will not be initialized. messageId: The ID of the NaturalMotion message. If a message already exists, this function does nothing. A message exists until the point it has been successfully dispatched by GIVE_PED_NM_MESSAGE.

NativeDB Introduced: v2372

CREATE_NON_NETWORKED_PORTABLE_PICKUP

Creates an object (prop) with the specified model at the specified position, offset on the Z axis by the radius of the object's model. This object will initially be owned by the creating script as a mission entity, and the model should be loaded already (e.g. using REQUEST_MODEL).

The model to spawn. Spawn coordinate X component. Spawn coordinate Y component. Spawn coordinate Z component, 'ground level'. Whether to create a network object for the object. If false, the object exists only locally. Whether to register the object as pinned to the script host in the R\* network model. False to create a door archetype (archetype flag bit 26 set) as a door. Required to be set to true to create door models in network mode. A script handle (fwScriptGuid index) for the object, or `0` if the object failed to be created.

Creates an object (prop) with the specified model centered at the specified position. This object will initially be owned by the creating script as a mission entity, and the model should be loaded already (e.g. using REQUEST_MODEL).

The model to spawn. Spawn coordinate X component. Spawn coordinate Y component. Spawn coordinate Z component. Whether to create a network object for the object. If false, the object exists only locally. Whether to register the object as pinned to the script host in the R\* network model. False to create a door archetype (archetype flag bit 26 set) as a door. Required to be set to true to create door models in network mode. A script handle (fwScriptGuid index) for the object, or `0` if the object failed to be created.

CREATE_PARACHUTE_BAG_OBJECT

CREATE_PATROL_ROUTE

Creates a ped (biped character, pedestrian, actor) with the specified model at the specified position and heading. This ped will initially be owned by the creating script as a mission entity, and the model should be loaded already (e.g. using REQUEST_MODEL).

Unused. Peds get set to CIVMALE/CIVFEMALE/etc. no matter the value specified. The model of ped to spawn. Spawn coordinate X component. Spawn coordinate Y component. Spawn coordinate Z component. Heading to face towards, in degrees. Whether to create a network object for the ped. If false, the ped exists only locally. Whether to register the ped as pinned to the script host in the R\* network model. A script handle (fwScriptGuid index) for the ped, or `0` if the ped failed to be created.

CREATE_PED_INSIDE_VEHICLE

See [`CREATE_PED`](#\_0xD49F9B0955C367DE)

Drops the Hook/Magnet on a cargobob ```cpp enum eCargobobHook { CARGOBOB_HOOK = 0, CARGOBOB_MAGNET = 1, }; ```

Pickup hashes can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/4mmonium/1eabfb6b3996e3aa6b9525a3eccf8a0b).

Pickup hashes: pastebin.com/8EuSv2r1 flags: 8 (1 << 3): place on ground 512 (1 << 9): spin around

Pickup hashes can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/4mmonium/1eabfb6b3996e3aa6b9525a3eccf8a0b).

vb.net Dim ped_handle As Integer With Game.Player.Character Dim pos As Vector3 = .Position + .ForwardVector * 3 ped_handle = Native.Function.Call(Of Integer)(Hash.CREATE_RANDOM_PED, pos.X, pos.Y, pos.Z) End With Creates a Ped at the specified location, returns the Ped Handle. Ped will not act until SET_PED_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED is called.

CREATE_RANDOM_PED_AS_DRIVER

Creates a blank runtime texture.

A handle to the runtime TXD to create the runtime texture in. The name for the texture in the runtime texture dictionary. The width of the new texture. The height of the new texture. A runtime texture handle.

Creates a runtime texture from a DUI handle.

A handle to the runtime TXD to create the runtime texture in. The name for the texture in the runtime texture dictionary. The DUI handle returned from GET_DUI_HANDLE. The runtime texture handle.

Creates a runtime texture from the specified file in the current resource or a base64 data URL.

A handle to the runtime TXD to create the runtime texture in. The name for the texture in the runtime texture dictionary. The file name of an image to load or a base64 data URL. This should preferably be a PNG, and has to be specified as a `file` in the resource manifest. A runtime texture handle.

Creates a runtime texture dictionary with the specified name. Example: ```lua local txd = CreateRuntimeTxd('meow') ```

The name for the runtime TXD. A handle to the runtime TXD.

Creates a script vehicle generator at the given coordinates. Most parameters after the model hash are unknown. Parameters: a/w/s - Generator position heading - Generator heading p4 - Unknown (always 5.0) p5 - Unknown (always 3.0) modelHash - Vehicle model hash p7/8/9/10 - Unknown (always -1) p11 - Unknown (usually TRUE, only one instance of FALSE) p12/13 - Unknown (always FALSE) p14 - Unknown (usally FALSE, only two instances of TRUE) p15 - Unknown (always TRUE) p16 - Unknown (always -1) Vector3 coords = GET_ENTITY_COORDS(PLAYER_PED_ID(), 0); CREATE_SCRIPT_VEHICLE_GENERATOR(coords.x, coords.y, coords.z, 1.0f, 5.0f, 3.0f, GET_HASH_KEY("adder"), -1. -1, -1, -1, -1, true, false, false, false, true, -1);

p6 always 2 (but it doesnt seem to matter...) roll and pitch 0 yaw to Ped.rotation

_CREATE_SYNCHRONIZED_SCENE_2

Create a clean timecycle modifier. See [`SET_TIMECYCLE_MODIFIER_VAR`](#\_0x6E0A422B) to add variables.

The new timecycle name, must be unique. The created timecycle modifier index, or -1 if failed.

Creates a tracked point: useful for checking the visibility of a 3D point on screen. Tracked points must be manually managed and will not be destroyed on resource stop (they are not an instance of CScriptResource). See [`DESTROY_TRACKED_POINT`](#\_0xB25DC90BAD56CA42) and [onResourceStop](https://docs.fivem.net/docs/scripting-reference/events/list/onResourceStop/). Only 64 points may be tracked at a given time.

Creates a vehicle with the specified model at the specified position. This vehicle will initially be owned by the creating script as a mission entity, and the model should be loaded already (e.g. using REQUEST_MODEL). ``` NativeDB Added Parameter 8: BOOL p7 ```

The model of vehicle to spawn. Spawn coordinate X component. Spawn coordinate Y component. Spawn coordinate Z component. Heading to face towards, in degrees. Whether to create a network object for the vehicle. If false, the vehicle exists only locally. Whether to register the vehicle as pinned to the script host in the R\* network model. A script handle (fwScriptGuid index) for the vehicle, or `0` if the vehicle failed to be created.

Create a weapon object that cannot be attached to a ped. If you want to create a weapon object that can be attached to a ped, use [`CREATE_OBJECT`](#\_0x509D5878EB39E842) instead. ``` NativeDB Added Parameter 9: BOOL bRegisterAsNetworkObject NativeDB Added Parameter 10: BOOL bScriptHostObject ```

The hash of the weapon to create. The amount of ammo for the weapon. X coordinate for the weapon's position. Y coordinate for the weapon's position. Z coordinate for the weapon's position. Boolean that indicates whether the default components should be created for that weapon (`true`/`false`). The size of the object, to increase it, set the scale to a value greater than `1.0`. The hash of the custom model to use for the weapon object. Set to `0` if you do not intend to use a custom model hash.

some camera effect that is used in the drunk-cheat, and turned off (by setting it to 0.0) along with the shaking effects once the drunk cheat is disabled.

DATAARRAY_ADD_BOOL

DATAARRAY_ADD_DICT

DATAARRAY_ADD_FLOAT

DATAARRAY_ADD_INT

DATAARRAY_ADD_STRING

DATAARRAY_ADD_VECTOR

DATAARRAY_GET_BOOL

DATAARRAY_GET_COUNT

DATAARRAY_GET_DICT

DATAARRAY_GET_FLOAT

DATAARRAY_GET_INT

DATAARRAY_GET_STRING

Types: 1 = Boolean 2 = Integer 3 = Float 4 = String 5 = Vector3 6 = Object 7 = Array

DATAARRAY_GET_VECTOR

DATADICT_CREATE_ARRAY

DATADICT_CREATE_DICT

DATADICT_GET_ARRAY

DATADICT_GET_BOOL

DATADICT_GET_DICT

DATADICT_GET_FLOAT

DATADICT_GET_INT

DATADICT_GET_STRING

Types: 1 = Boolean 2 = Integer 3 = Float 4 = String 5 = Vector3 6 = Object 7 = Array

DATADICT_GET_VECTOR

DATADICT_SET_BOOL

DATADICT_SET_FLOAT

DATADICT_SET_INT

DATADICT_SET_STRING

DATADICT_SET_VECTOR

DATAFILE_CLEAR_WATCH_LIST

NativeDB Added Parameter 1: int p0

DATAFILE_DELETE_REQUESTED_FILE

DATAFILE_FLUSH_MISSION_HEADER

NativeDB Added Parameter 1: int p0

DATAFILE_HAS_LOADED_FILE_DATA

DATAFILE_HAS_VALID_FILE_DATA

Example: if (!DATAFILE::_BEDB96A7584AA8CF()) { if (!g_109E3) { if (((sub_d4f() == 2) == 0) && (!NETWORK::NETWORK_IS_GAME_IN_PROGRESS())) { if (NETWORK::NETWORK_IS_CLOUD_AVAILABLE()) { g_17A8B = 0; } if (!g_D52C) { sub_730(); } } } }

DATAFILE_IS_VALID_REQUEST_ID

Loads a User-Generated Content (UGC) file. These files can be found in "[GTA5]\data\ugc" and "[GTA5]\common\patch\ugc". They seem to follow a naming convention, most likely of "[name]_[part].ugc". See example below for usage. Returns whether or not the file was successfully loaded. Example: DATAFILE::_LOAD_UGC_FILE("RockstarPlaylists") // loads "rockstarplaylists_00.ugc" ``` ``` NativeDB Added Parameter 2: Any p1

NativeDB Added Parameter 2: Any p1

NativeDB Added Parameter 3: Any p2

NativeDB Added Parameter 2: Any p1

NativeDB Added Parameter 1: int p0

DATAFILE_UPDATE_SAVE_TO_CLOUD

Adds the given request ID to the watch list.

Deactivates the named slowmo mode.

name of the mode to deactivate

Deactivates the named slowmo mode.

name of the mode to deactivate

DEACTIVATE_INTERIOR_ENTITY_SET

Returns whether or not the specified property is set for the entity.

DECOR_GET_BOOL

DECOR_GET_FLOAT

DECOR_GET_INT

DECOR_IS_REGISTERED_AS_TYPE

See [`DECOR_REGISTER`](#\_0x9FD90732F56403CE).

cpp enum eDecorType { DECOR_TYPE_FLOAT = 1, DECOR_TYPE_BOOL = 2, DECOR_TYPE_INT = 3, DECOR_TYPE_STRING = 4, DECOR_TYPE_TIME = 5 };

Called after all decorator type initializations.

DECOR_REMOVE

This function sets metadata of type bool to specified entity.

DECOR_SET_FLOAT

Sets property to int.

DECOR_SET_TIME

DELETE_ALL_TRAINS

DELETE_CHECKPOINT

DELETE_CHILD_ROPE

Delete the specified entity, and invalidate the passed handle (i.e., the in/out argument). You might want to check if the entity exists before with [DOES_ENTITY_EXIST](#\_0x7239B21A38F536BA).

The entity to delete.

DELETE_FUNCTION_REFERENCE

Delete an incident with a given id. ======================================================= Correction, I have change this to int, instead of int* as it doesn't use a pointer to the createdIncident. If you try it you will crash (or) freeze. =======================================================

Used to delete mission trains created with [`CREATE_MISSION_TRAIN`](#\_0x63C6CCA8E68AE8C8).

Deletes the specified object. **Note**: If for some reason the entity won't delete, you might want to check if the object is a mission entity. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The object you want to delete.

From the b617d scripts: TASK::DELETE_PATROL_ROUTE("miss_merc0"); TASK::DELETE_PATROL_ROUTE("miss_merc1"); TASK::DELETE_PATROL_ROUTE("miss_merc2"); TASK::DELETE_PATROL_ROUTE("miss_dock");

Deletes the specified ped, then sets the handle pointed to by the pointer to NULL.

DELETE_RESOURCE_KVP

The key to delete

Deletes the rope with the specified handle. You should check if the rope exists before trying to delete it, see [DOES_ROPE_EXIST](#\_0xFD5448BE3111ED96). For an example on how to use this native please refer to [ADD_ROPE](#\_0xE832D760399EB220)

The handle of the rope to delete

Removes a scripted vehicle generator.

DELETE_STUNT_JUMP

Deletes a vehicle. The vehicle must be a mission entity to delete, so call this before deleting: SET_ENTITY_AS_MISSION_ENTITY(vehicle, true, true); eg how to use: SET_ENTITY_AS_MISSION_ENTITY(vehicle, true, true); DELETE_VEHICLE(&vehicle); Deletes the specified vehicle, then sets the handle pointed to by the pointer to NULL.

_DELETE_WAYPOINT

Does nothing and always returns false.

BOOL param indicates whether the cam should be destroyed if it belongs to the calling script.

Destroys a DUI browser.

The DUI browser handle.

DESTROY_ITEMSET

Destroys the currently active mobile phone.

DESTROY_TRACKED_POINT

DETACH_CAM

DETACH_CONTAINER_FROM_HANDLER_FRAME

DETACH_ENTITY

Set to `true` to keep velocity after detaching

Detaches the specified entity currently being carried by a Cargobob.

The Cargobob helicopter. The entity to be detached.

Detaches the specified entity currently being carried by a Cargobob.

The Cargobob helicopter. The entity to be detached.

DETACH_PORTABLE_PICKUP_FROM_PED

DETACH_ROPE_FROM_ENTITY

DETACH_SYNCHRONIZED_SCENE

DETACH_VEHICLE_FROM_ANY_CARGOBOB

DETACH_VEHICLE_FROM_ANY_TOW_TRUCK

DETACH_VEHICLE_FROM_CARGOBOB

First two parameters swapped. Scripts verify that towTruck is the first parameter, not the second.

DETACH_VEHICLE_FROM_TRAILER

DETONATE_VEHICLE_PHONE_EXPLOSIVE_DEVICE

DISABLE_AIM_CAM_THIS_UPDATE

DISABLE_ALL_CONTROL_ACTIONS

The control system instance to use. See [`ENABLE_ALL_CONTROL_ACTIONS`](#\_0xA5FFE9B05F199DE7).

_DISABLE_CAM_COLLISION_FOR_ENTITY

DISABLE_CAM_COLLISION_FOR_OBJECT

[Control values and meaning](https://docs.fivem.net/docs/game-references/controls/#controls) Example: `CONTROLS::DISABLE_CONTROL_ACTION(2, 19, true)` disables the switching UI from appearing both when using a keyboard and Xbox 360 controller. Needs to be executed each frame. Control group 1 and 0 gives the same results as 2. Same results for all players.

Disables the editor runtime mode, changing game behavior to not track entity metadata. This function supports SDK infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Disables first person camera for the current frame. Found in decompiled scripts: GRAPHICS::DRAW_DEBUG_TEXT_2D("Disabling First Person Cam", 0.5, 0.8, 0.0, 0, 0, 255, 255); CAM::_DE2EF5DA284CC8DF();

DISABLE_FRONTEND_THIS_FRAME

DISABLE_HEAD_BLEND_PALETTE_COLOR

The game by default has 5 hospital respawn points. Disabling them all will cause the player to respawn at the last position they were.

Disables the game's afk camera that starts panning around after 30 seconds of inactivity.

On/Off

DISABLE_INDIVIDUAL_PLANE_PROPELLER

_DISABLE_INPUT_GROUP

Example: This removes the interior from the strip club and when trying to walk inside the player just falls: INTERIOR::DISABLE_INTERIOR(118018, true);

Removes any custom moon cycle overrides that have been configured with [ENABLE_MOON_CYCLE_OVERRIDE](#\_0x2C328AF17210F009)

If true is passed, the player won't be able to open the multiplayer chat

Use this if you want to completely disable a large area of navmesh. For smaller areas, use [`ADD_NAVMESH_BLOCKING_OBJECT`](#\_0xFCD5C8E06E502F5A) instead.

X Min Coordinate. Y Min Coordinate. Z Min Coordinate. X Max Coordinate. Y Max Coordinate. Z Max Coordinate. Whether to disable the navmesh or not.

DISABLE_OCCLUSION_THIS_FRAME

DISABLE_PED_HEATSCALE_OVERRIDE

DISABLE_PED_PAIN_AUDIO

DISABLE_PLANE_AILERON

Inhibits the player from using any method of combat including melee and firearms.\ NOTE: Only disables the firing for one frame

The player for which to disable combat methods. Unused, as this native will disable combat regardless of the value of this parameter.

Disables vehicle rewards for the current frame.

The player to disable rewards

Disables the spawn point at the police house on the specified index. policeIndex: The police house index. toggle: true to enable the spawn point, false to disable. - Nacorpio

Disables the specified `rawKeyIndex`, making it not trigger the regular `IS_RAW_KEY_*` natives. Virtual key codes can be found [here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes)

Index of raw key from keyboard. Returns bool value of down state.

This will disable the ability to make camera changes in R\* Editor.

DISABLE_SCREENBLUR_FADE

_DISABLE_SCRIPT_AMBIENT_EFFECTS

DISABLE_SCRIPT_BRAIN_SET

DISABLE_STUNT_JUMP_SET

DISABLE_SWITCH_OUTRO_FX

DISABLE_VEHICLE_DISTANTLIGHTS

_DISABLE_VEHICLE_FIRST_PERSON_CAM_THIS_FRAME

_DISABLE_VEHICLE_NEON_LIGHTS

Disables the game's afk camera that starts panning around after 30 seconds of inactivity(While riding in a car as a passenger)

On/Off

_DISABLE_VEHICLE_TURRET_MOVEMENT_THIS_FRAME

how does this work?

Disables collision for this vehicle (maybe it also supports other entities, not sure). Only world/building/fixed world objects will have their collisions disabled, props, peds, or any other entity still collides with the vehicle. [Example video](https://streamable.com/6n45d5) Not sure if there is a native (and if so, which one) that resets the collisions.

the vehicle to disable world collisions for

Disables the game's world horizon lods rendering (see `farlods.#dd`). Using the island hopper natives might also affect this state.

On/Off

DISPLAY_AMMO_THIS_FRAME

DISPLAY_AREA_NAME

"DISPLAY_CASH(true);" makes the cash amount render on the screen when appropriate "DISPLAY_CASH(false);" disables cash amount rendering

Shows a help message for one frame. Do note that this message doesn't get added to the Pause Menu info section.

Text label for this message. Unused parameter.

If Hud should be displayed

Enables drawing some hud components, such as help labels, this frame, when the player is dead.

DISPLAY_HUD_WHEN_PAUSED_THIS_FRAME

Displays a text input box. ```cpp enum eKeyboardType { ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_ENGLISH = 0, ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_LOCALISED = 1, ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_PASSWORD = 2, ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_GAMERTAG = 3, ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_EMAIL = 4, ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_BASIC_ENGLISH = 5, ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_FILENAME = 6 }; ```

See the list above. Default is `0`. Text label for the title of the box. Has no use on PC. Default text that is written in the input field. Max number of characters that can be typed (2 - 256).

Displays the text input box with support for input with 500 characters.

See [`DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD`](#\_0x00DC833F2568DBF6) Text label of the window title. Unused on PC. Default text that is written in the input field. Value between 2 - 500.

Displays the text input box with support for input with 500 characters.

See [`DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD`](#\_0x00DC833F2568DBF6) Text label of the window title. Unused on PC. Default text that is written in the input field. Value between 2 - 500.

Displays the text input box with support for input with 500 characters.

See [`DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD`](#\_0x00DC833F2568DBF6) Text label of the window title. Unused on PC. Default text that is written in the input field. Value between 2 - 500.

Toggles whether or not name labels are shown on the expanded minimap next to player blips, like in GTA:O. Doesn't need to be called every frame. Preview: https://i.imgur.com/DfqKWfJ.png Make sure to call SET_BLIP_CATEGORY with index 7 for this to work on the desired blip.

the toggle boolean

If Minimap / Radar should be displayed.

Displays the crosshair for this frame.

Purpose of the BOOL currently unknown. Both, true and false, work

Toggles fake distant siren sounds

True will play distand sounds, false will disable them.

Toggles fake distant siren sounds

True will play distand sounds, false will disable them.

Toggles fake distant siren sounds

True will play distand sounds, false will disable them.

DO_AUTO_SAVE

Fades the screen in. duration: The time the fade should take, in milliseconds.

Fades the screen out. duration: The time the fade should take, in milliseconds.

_DOES_AIR_DEFENSE_ZONE_EXIST

DOES_ANIM_DICT_EXIST

DOES_BLIP_EXIST

DOES_BLIP_HAVE_GPS_ROUTE

Looks up a camera handle in the current camera pool and returns `true` if the handle is found, otherwise it returns `false`.

The camera handle to look for. A boolean value representing whether the camera exists or not.

Returns true only when the hook is active, will return false if the magnet is active

Returns true only when the magnet is active, will return false if the hook is active

Checks if the context exists for the ped, searching through the voices in its PedVoiceGroup. The final argument can be set to true to allow searching in backup PVGs

True of the PedVoiceGroup exists, false otherwise.

Checks if the context exists for the ped, searching through the voices in its PedVoiceGroup. The final argument can be set to true to allow searching in backup PVGs

True of the PedVoiceGroup exists, false otherwise.

Checks if the context exists for the ped, searching through the voices in its PedVoiceGroup. The final argument can be set to true to allow searching in backup PVGs

True of the PedVoiceGroup exists, false otherwise.

DOES_CUTSCENE_ENTITY_EXIST

DOES_ENTITY_BELONG_TO_THIS_SCRIPT

Checks whether an entity exists in the game world.

The entity to check if it exists. Whether the entity exists or not.

NativeDB Introduced: v2699

DOES_ENTITY_HAVE_DRAWABLE

DOES_ENTITY_HAVE_PHYSICS

NativeDB Introduced: v2699

Checks via CVehicleModelInfo

DOES_GROUP_EXIST

Used in pi_menu.c. Checks if there is a brief entry for specified value. Values: 0 - Dialogue brief 1 - Help text brief 2 - Mission Objective brief

A value indicating brief text.

Used in pi_menu.c. Checks if there is a brief entry for specified value. Values: 0 - Dialogue brief 1 - Help text brief 2 - Mission Objective brief

A value indicating brief text.

DOES_NAVMESH_BLOCKING_OBJECT_EXIST

p5 is usually 0.

DOES_PARTICLE_FX_LOOPED_EXIST

Returns whether the ped's blip is controlled by the game. It's the default blip you can see on enemies during freeroam in singleplayer (the one that fades out quickly).

DOES_PICKUP_EXIST

DOES_PICKUP_OBJECT_EXIST

Pickup hashes can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/4mmonium/1eabfb6b3996e3aa6b9525a3eccf8a0b).

DOES_PLAYER_VEH_HAVE_RADIO

DOES_POP_MULTIPLIER_AREA_EXIST

DOES_POP_MULTIPLIER_SPHERE_EXIST

Returns true if a destructible object with this handle exists, false otherwise.

_DOES_RELATIONSHIP_GROUP_EXIST

Return if the rope was generated or not by the script where the native is called.

For an example on how to use this native please refer to [ADD_ROPE](#\_0xE832D760399EB220)

The handle of the rope to check Returns `true` if the rope exists, `false` otherwise.

_DOES_SCENARIO_BLOCKING_AREA_EXIST

DOES_SCENARIO_EXIST_IN_AREA

Occurrences in the b617d scripts: "ARMY_GUARD", "ARMY_HELI", "Cinema_Downtown", "Cinema_Morningwood", "Cinema_Textile", "City_Banks", "Countryside_Banks", "DEALERSHIP", "GRAPESEED_PLANES", "KORTZ_SECURITY", "LOST_BIKERS", "LSA_Planes", "LSA_Planes", "MP_POLICE", "Observatory_Bikers", "POLICE_POUND1", "POLICE_POUND2", "POLICE_POUND3", "POLICE_POUND4", "POLICE_POUND5" "QUARRY", "SANDY_PLANES", "SCRAP_SECURITY", "SEW_MACHINE", "SOLOMON_GATE", "Triathlon_1_Start", "Triathlon_2_Start", "Triathlon_3_Start" Sometimes used with IS_SCENARIO_GROUP_ENABLED: if (TASK::DOES_SCENARIO_GROUP_EXIST("Observatory_Bikers") && (!TASK::IS_SCENARIO_GROUP_ENABLED("Observatory_Bikers"))) { else if (TASK::IS_SCENARIO_GROUP_ENABLED("BLIMP")) {

DOES_SCENARIO_OF_TYPE_EXIST_IN_AREA

DOES_SCRIPT_EXIST

DOES_SCRIPT_VEHICLE_GENERATOR_EXIST

DOES_SCRIPT_WITH_NAME_HASH_EXIST

Checks if there is a cover point at position

DOES_SHOP_PED_APPAREL_HAVE_RESTRICTION_TAG

DOES_TEXT_BLOCK_EXIST

Checks if the passed gxt name exists in the game files.

DOES_TIMECYCLE_MODIFIER_HAS_VAR

The name of timecycle modifier. The name of timecycle variable. Whether or not variable by name was found on the specified timecycle modifier.

DOES_TRAIN_STOP_AT_STATIONS

The train handle True if the train stops at stations. False otherwise

Returns true if the vehicle has the FLAG_ALLOWS_RAPPEL flag set.

DOES_VEHICLE_EXIST_WITH_DECORATOR

DOES_VEHICLE_HAVE_CREW_EMBLEM

NativeDB Introduced: v1180

Determines whether a specific vehicle is equipped with a roof. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v323 ```

The vehicle to check for a roof presence. Returns `true` if the vehicle has a roof, `false` otherwise.

Determines whether the specified vehicle is equipped with a searchlight. ``` NativeDB Introduced: v2189 ```

The vehicle to check for the presence of a searchlight. Returns `true` if the vehicle has a searchlight, `false` otherwise.

Maximum amount of vehicles with vehicle stuck check appears to be 16.

DOES_VEHICLE_HAVE_WEAPONS

Checks if vehicle tyre at index exists. Also returns false if tyre was removed. ``` ``` NativeDB Introduced: v1493

Checks whether the vehicle consumes fuel. The check is done based on petrol tank volume and vehicle type. Bicycles and vehicles with petrol tank volume equal to zero (only bicycles by default) do not use fuel. All other vehicles do. You can customize petrol tank volume using [`SET_HANDLING_FLOAT`](#\_0x90DD01C)/[`SET_VEHICLE_HANDLING_FLOAT`](#\_0x488C86D2) natives with `fieldName` equal to `fPetrolTankVolume`.

The vehicle handle. True if the vehicle uses fuel to move. False otherwise.

DOES_WEAPON_TAKE_WEAPON_COMPONENT

DONT_RENDER_IN_GAME_UI

When calling this, the current frame will have the players "arrow icon" be focused on the dead center of the radar.

Hardcoded not to work in multiplayer environments. Native name between `SET_LOCAL_PLAYER_VISIBLE_LOCALLY` & `SET_MAX_WANTED_LEVEL`. ``` OBJECT::_9B12F9A24FABEDB0(${prop_gate_prison_01}, 1845.0, 2605.0, 45.0, 0, 0.0, 50.0, 0); //door unlocked OBJECT::_9B12F9A24FABEDB0(${prop_gate_prison_01}, 1845.0, 2605.0, 45.0, 1, 0.0, 50.0, 0); //door locked ```

tells the game whether or not the door is locked multiplier that specifies how fast the door/gate will rotate in degrees per second. multiplier that specifies how fast the door/gate will rotate in degrees per second. multiplier that specifies how fast the door/gate will rotate in degrees per second.

Search radius: 0.5

The X coordinate of the door object The Y coordinate of the door object The Z coordinate of the door object Entity model hash

Search radius: 0.5

The X coordinate of the door object The Y coordinate of the door object The Z coordinate of the door object Entity model hash

Returns a list of door system entries: a door system hash (see [ADD_DOOR_TO_SYSTEM](#\_0x6F8838D03D1DC226)) and its object handle. The data returned adheres to the following layout: ``` [{doorHash1, doorHandle1}, ..., {doorHashN, doorHandleN}] ```

An object containing a list of door system entries.

NativeDB Introduced: v1868

DOOR_SYSTEM_GET_DOOR_PENDING_STATE

DOOR_SYSTEM_GET_DOOR_STATE

DOOR_SYSTEM_GET_IS_PHYSICS_LOADED

DOOR_SYSTEM_GET_OPEN_RATIO

DOOR_SYSTEM_GET_SIZE

The number of doors registered in the system

DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_AUTOMATIC_DISTANCE

Door system identifier On true invokes [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_DOOR_STATE](#\_0x6BAB9442830C7F53); otherwise requestDoor is unused.

DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_AUTOMATIC_DISTANCE

Door system identifier On true invokes [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_DOOR_STATE](#\_0x6BAB9442830C7F53); otherwise requestDoor is unused.

Includes networking check: ownership vs. or the door itself **isn't** networked.

Door system identifier On true invokes [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_DOOR_STATE](#\_0x6BAB9442830C7F53); otherwise requestDoor is unused.

Includes networking check: ownership vs. or the door itself **isn't** networked.

Door system identifier On true invokes [DOOR_SYSTEM_SET_DOOR_STATE](#\_0x6BAB9442830C7F53); otherwise requestDoor is unused.

Lockstates not applied and CNetObjDoor's not created until [DOOR_SYSTEM_GET_IS_PHYSICS_LOADED](#\_0xDF97CDD4FC08FD34) returns true. ### Door lock states: (v323) * **0**: UNLOCKED * **1**: LOCKED * **2**: DOORSTATE_FORCE_LOCKED_UNTIL_OUT_OF_AREA * **3**: DOORSTATE_FORCE_UNLOCKED_THIS_FRAME * **4**: DOORSTATE_FORCE_LOCKED_THIS_FRAME * **5**: DOORSTATE_FORCE_OPEN_THIS_FRAME * **6**: DOORSTATE_FORCE_CLOSED_THIS_FRAME

On true, and when door system is configured to, i.e., "persists w/o netobj", generate a CRequestDoorEvent. On true, forces an update on the door system (same path as netObjDoor_applyDoorStuff)

Includes networking check: ownership vs. or the door itself **isn't** networked.

Door system identifier

Includes networking check: ownership vs. or the door itself **isn't** networked.

Door system identifier

Sets the ajar angle of a door. Ranges from -1.0 to 1.0, and 0.0 is closed / default.