/// <summary>
/// All callout logic should be done here.
/// </summary>
public override void Process()
{
base.Process();
GameFiber.StartNew(delegate
{
{
//A keys converter is used to convert a string to a key.
KeysConverter kc = new KeysConverter();
//We create two variables: one is a System.Windows.Keys, the other is a string.
Keys EndCalloutKey;
//Use a try/catch, because reading values from files is risky: we can never be sure what we're going to get and we don't want our plugin to crash.
try
{
//We assign myKeyBinding the value of the string read by the method getMyKeyBinding(). We then use the kc.ConvertFromString method to convert this to a key.
//If the string does not represent a valid key (see .ini file for a link) an exception is thrown. That's why we need a try/catch.
EndCalloutKey = (Keys)kc.ConvertFromString(getEndKey());
}
//If there was an error reading the values, we set them to their defaults. We also let the user know via a notification.
catch
{
EndCalloutKey = Keys.End;
Game.DisplayNotification("There was an error reading the .ini file. Setting defaults...");
}
if (Game.IsKeyDown(EndCalloutKey))
{
Game.DisplayNotification("The ~y~Public Disorder~w~ is ~g~Code 4~w~.");
Functions.PlayScannerAudio("WE_ARE_CODE_4 NO_FURTHER_UNITS_REQUIRED");
A1.Dismiss();
this.End();
}
}
}, "keyCheckerForPublicDisorder");
if (A1.IsDead)
{
End();
}
//If the player is driving to the scene, and their distance to the scene is less than 15, start the callout's logic.
if (state == EDisorderState.EnRoute && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position.DistanceTo(spawnPoint) <= 15)
{
//Set the player as on scene
state = EDisorderState.OnScene;
//Start the callout's logic. You can paste the logic from StartMuggingScenario straight into here, but I don't, since I like it to look clean, and place any long methods towards the bottom of the class.
StartDisorderLogic();
}
//If the state is DecisionMade(The aggressor already decided what random outcome to execute), and the pursuit isn't running anymore, end the callout.
if (state == EDisorderState.DecisionMade && !Functions.IsPursuitStillRunning(pursuit))
{
this.End();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// The method that contains the callout's logic
/// </summary>
public void StartDisorderLogic()
{
//ALWAYS START A NEW GAME FIBER IF YOU'RE GOING TO USE GameFiber.Sleep, DON'T SLEEP THE MAIN FIBER.
GameFiber.StartNew(delegate
{
//Create the pursuit
pursuit = Functions.CreatePursuit();
//Set the state to decision made, since the outcome is chosen.
state = EDisorderState.DecisionMade;
int r = new Random().Next(1, 3);
//Execute one of the random outcomes
if (r == 1)
{
if (new Random().Next(1, 3) == 2)
{
//The aggressor attacks the player.
NativeFunction.CallByName <uint>("TASK_COMBAT_PED", A1, Game.LocalPlayer.Character, 0, 1);
//We wait 4.5 seconds before adding the ped to a pursuit, since as soon as we add the aggressor to a pursuit, LSPDFR takes over the AI, and they won't attack the player anymore. They'll flee instead.
GameFiber.Sleep(4500);
}
//Dismiss the aggressor from our plugin
A1.Dismiss();
//Add the aggressor to a pursuit
Functions.AddPedToPursuit(pursuit, A1);
var persona = Functions.GetPersonaForPed(A1);
Functions.SetPersonaForPed(A1, new Persona(A1, persona.Gender, persona.BirthDay, persona.Citations, persona.Forename, persona.Surname, persona.LicenseState, persona.TimesStopped, true, false, false));
//Dispatch a backup unit.
Functions.RequestBackup(Game.LocalPlayer.Character.Position, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupResponseType.Pursuit, LSPD_First_Response.EBackupUnitType.LocalUnit);
}
else if (r == 2)
{
GameFiber.StartNew(delegate
{
GameFiber.Wait(5000);
Game.DisplayHelp("You can End the callout by pressing your End Callout key.");
}, "displayNotificationPublicDisorder");
}
});
}
/// <summary>
/// Called when the player accepts the callout
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public override bool OnCalloutAccepted()
{
//Set the player as en route to the scene
state = EDisorderState.EnRoute;
//Attach a blip to the Aggressor, so the player knows where to go, and can find the aggressor if he flees
B1 = A1.AttachBlip();
A1.BlockPermanentEvents = true;
//Display a message to let the user know that the callout was accepted.
Game.DisplaySubtitle("Get to the ~y~scene~w~.", 6500);
B1.EnableRoute(Color.Yellow);
B1.Color = Color.Yellow;
// Make the ped walk as drunk
//AnimationSet animSet = new AnimationSet("move_m@drunk@verydrunk");
//animSet.LoadAndWait();
//A1.MovementAnimationSet = animSet;
// Playing an animation
// The list of hyper links on the Rage Anim list page is a list of Anim Dictionaries
// Each one has a set of animation names underneath it
// "amb@world_human_bum_standing@drunk@idle_a" is the dictionary name
// And "idle_a" is the anim name
// I'm not exactly sure how blend speed (not anim speed, but apparently its the speed that the anim blends in) affects anything, but I just set it to 1
// Anim flags tells GTA to loop the anim, or ragdoll the ped when something hits it, etc.
// The object browser or Rage docs can tell you all the AnimationFlags
//A1.Tasks.PlayAnimation(new AnimationDictionary("amb@world_human_bum_standing@drunk@idle_a"), "idle_a", 1f, AnimationFlags.RagdollOnCollision);
if (genderState == EGenderState.FemaleState && A1.IsFemale)
{
A1.Tasks.PlayAnimation(new AnimationDictionary("amb@world_human_partying@female@partying_beer@base"), "base", 1f, AnimationFlags.Loop);
}
else if (genderState == EGenderState.MaleState && A1.IsMale)
{
AnimationSet animSet = new AnimationSet("move_m@drunk@verydrunk");
animSet.LoadAndWait();
A1.MovementAnimationSet = animSet;
A1.Tasks.PlayAnimation(new AnimationDictionary("amb@world_human_bum_standing@drunk@idle_a"), "idle_a", 1f, AnimationFlags.Loop);
}
return(base.OnCalloutAccepted());
}