[SCRIPT] [C++] Rockstar Editor Menu (API?)
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Hi, I'm looking for an experienced developer in c++ that could possibly make a menu that runs in Rockstar Editor. I'd like this menu to give the user the ability to change between timecycle modifiers. Note that I'm aware there's no way to store that data in each clip, but in R* Editor, after editing a clip the free mode map is already loaded, so it's still possible to carry over a timecycle modifier into export.
I hope someone is smart enough to find a way. Cheers.
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Oh, and if it's possible, it'd be nice to have some sort of API, similar to @CamxxCore 's pause menu API.
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@sollaholla said in [SCRIPT] [C++] Rockstar Editor Menu (API?):
Hi, I'm looking for an experienced developer in c++ that could possibly make a menu that runs in Rockstar Editor. I'd like this menu to give the user the ability to change between timecycle modifiers. Note that I'm aware there's no way to store that data in each clip, but in R* Editor, after editing a clip the free mode map is already loaded, so it's still possible to carry over a timecycle modifier into export.
Also works for screenshots. I am in full support of this idea.
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Making an API like CamX did for the PauseMenu is some extraordinary, endless and painful work.
The problem with ScriptHook comes from the main loop that is only ran when the player is controllable and fully loaded.
As far as I can remember, the game state in R* Editor is unfortunately different and it will prevent any mod from being loaded, therefore it would require some external injecting and hooking. (or simply patching the ScriptHook.dll at the address where it compares the game state but that's another problem...). Maybe I'm wrong, and if it's the case then it it could allow skipping most of the steps below.I'd rather render the menu in DXD11 (to make sure it gets rendered without relying on the drawing natives) and call the timecycle native setter after getting the natives hash table. That's at least how I did for my camera helper in the R* Editor that allowed me to place a new camera with the same rotation and position of the last camera from the previous clip (it basically draws the coords/rot of the active camera).
Unfortunately I don't have the time to edit it and make it compatible with your request
but if nobody finds a solution, I'll see if I can step in!
