Why not just use one function, e.g SpawnPed(Model model), and use that function for all of your spawns instead of individual functions for each model? Example:

public void SpawnPed(Model model)
{
	Ped ped = World.CreatePed(model, Game.Player.Character.GetOffsetPosition(new Vector3(2, 1, 0)));
	Function.Call(Hash.SET_PED_DEFAULT_COMPONENT_VARIATION, ped);
	CurrentPed = ped;
	EquipCurrentPed();
}



if (e.KeyCode == Keys.NumPad9)
{
	if (spriteNum == 1) SpawnPed("RoninBrownModel");
	else if (spriteNum == 2) SpawnPed("LaraWhiteModel");
	else if (spriteNum == 3) SpawnPed("LaraBlack");
	else if ...
	...
}

Another improvement would be to use an array of models then use the spriteNum to get the model from the array.

public void SpawnPed(Model model)
{
	Ped ped = World.CreatePed(model, Game.Player.Character.GetOffsetPosition(new Vector3(2, 1, 0)));
	Function.Call(Hash.SET_PED_DEFAULT_COMPONENT_VARIATION, ped);
	CurrentPed = ped;
	EquipCurrentPed();
}

Model[] pedModels =
{
	"model1",
	"model2",
	"model3"
};

if (e.KeyCode == Keys.NumPad9)
{
	SpawnPed(pedModels[spriteNum]);
}

Keep in mind though that arrays are zero-indexed, meaning that to get the first item you have to use the number 0 (e.g. pedModels[0]), so you would have to make sure spriteNum is zero-indexed as well, or just subtract 1 from it.

Can you paste the contents of your ScriptHookVDotNet.log file to pastebin and post a link here?

@lil-joe He's just being sarcastic.

Do you have any errors in your ScriptHookVDotNet.log file?

@Narga said in Script file refuse to work:

@Jitnaught I got mine from here: https://www.gta5-mods.com/vehicles/freightliner-m2-crew-cab-flatbed-add-on-script-beta

and it told me to use this with it: https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/flatbed-script

Yep, the link I posted is just the source code of that mod.

@Narga said in Script file refuse to work:

Addon with included vehicle script: Stops working

@JohnFromGWN Sounds like the issue is with this specific script, not all SHVDN scripts.
@Narga Is this happening with other .NET scripts, or just this Flatbed script? Try installing any .NET script and leaving the Flatbed script uninstalled

@JohnFromGWN The song variable the foreach loop gives you should be the full path of the file; no need to append .mp3.

@Narga Yeah I bet the script is broken. I don't think the author is active anymore, but if anyone was interested in looking into it, the source code is available: https://github.com/qiangqiang101/GTA5-SP-MTL-Flatbed-Script

@JohnFromGWN Replace "./scripts/MySounds/Test.mp3" with song. I'm guessing that this code is within the playSong() function? If it is, add a string song parameter to the function, then pass the song variable in the foreach loop to that function.

I'm betting the Flatbed script is broken on the latest GTA V version. The Flatbed script does some memory manipulation, so I'm guessing one of the patterns needs to be updated.

Does your game crash if you remove Flatbed.dll?

@JohnFromGWN The parameter types are automatically assumed. The Activated event uses EventHandler, which the parameters for that are object sender, EventArgs e. Those names are just what they're named internally though, you can name them whatever you want. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.eventhandler?view=netframework-4.8

The object sender parameter should be the NativeMenu that your NativeItem is apart of.
The EventArgs e parameter is empty, so it is useless: https://github.com/LemonUIbyLemon/LemonUI/blob/42741199f29e47f454330bdd960907ea1ccb5289/LemonUI/Menus/NativeItem.cs#L265

So for your current purposes, these parameters are useless to you. But the sender parameter could be useful later on.