Where to begin?
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I'd like to start making plugins, and scripts for LSPDFR and figured I'd start with a rather simple one requested to me by a friend. I basically want to create a plugin that will open both driver and passenger doors of the current vehicle that you're in at the press of a key. I come from a C++ background and not sure if I should stick with that or go the dotNET route and use C#.
Anyone care to guide me?
I've currently got a C# project up and running and using this.
using LSPD_First_Response.Mod.API;
using LSPD_First_Response.Engine.Scripting.Entities;Though I'm having trouble finding any functions or events that relate to doorOpen or anything of the sort.
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You'll have to use RagePluginHook to make scripts with LSPDFR. LSPDFR uses RagePluginHook.
Opening doors in RPH:
VehicleDoor[] doors = Game.LocalPlayer.Character.CurrentVehicle.GetDoors(); doors[0].Open(true);
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@Jitnaught Thank you kindly! That's exactly what I needed to get this thing up and going!
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@Jitnaught How do you check for a keypress with just Rage? I can't include GTA (using GTA;) with Rage without getting ambiguous errors.
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@GunnDawg
RPH doesn't have a GTA namespace as far as I know. Everything should be under the Rage namespace. The GTA namespace is from Script Hook V .NET.You can use Game.IsKeyDownRightNow(...) to check if a key is pressed, but that's all I know about (I don't use RPH so this is just from looking at other people's code).
