@justalemon Thank you for your response but my comment was in reply to your comment that I don't know what I'm doing.
Adding a decimal to an integer will in fact allow the native to consider it a float - and yes, I fully realize that's not what the slider was designed to do. Just as adding an integer to a string, as I do i with showsubtitles, will convert everything to a string even though that native was not designed for integers.
As for calculations, positioning a prop does not require any calculations so the room for error is null. It's kind of sad that I paid you a compliment, how your tool can easily be used to both position a ped on a chair as well as position a prop in a ped's hand and you reply with an insult, intended or not. Fact is even though I'm not a programmer, I now made myself a tool which works perfectly, except for clipping which is not within my control, with Lemon UI. And I can convert my integer with one line of code rather than the entire script you refer to. So yes my solution is wrong, and it's not elegant, and I don't know what I'm doing - but it works. So thank you for the tool, will not bother you again.
@justalemon If I don't know what I'm doing, how can I be positioning a prop with absolute precision in a ped's hand. Seriously? If you can do it better of faster please let everyone know.
I apologize for the multiple quotes, can't edit or delete. If anyone wants the correct parameters for spawning through a script, the first 3 lines will fix the car issues, the other lines will ensure you have maxed out all the mods.
vehicle39.InstallModKit();
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Roof, 0, true);//10 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Spoilers, 0, true); //0 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Engine, 3, true); //11 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Brakes, 2, true); //12 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Suspension, 3, true); //15 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Transmission, 2, true); //13 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Armor, 4, true); //16 in menyoo
Would be nice if you could allow slider to have negative values as well. Workaround is to subtract or multiply by -1 but for coordinates in GTA 5 (ped position, props, locations, etc) negatives are used - so would be a great to have the slider go both ways.
@justalemon Thank you for your response but my comment was in reply to your comment that I don't know what I'm doing.
Adding a decimal to an integer will in fact allow the native to consider it a float - and yes, I fully realize that's not what the slider was designed to do. Just as adding an integer to a string, as I do i with showsubtitles, will convert everything to a string even though that native was not designed for integers.
As for calculations, positioning a prop does not require any calculations so the room for error is null. It's kind of sad that I paid you a compliment, how your tool can easily be used to both position a ped on a chair as well as position a prop in a ped's hand and you reply with an insult, intended or not. Fact is even though I'm not a programmer, I now made myself a tool which works perfectly, except for clipping which is not within my control, with Lemon UI. And I can convert my integer with one line of code rather than the entire script you refer to. So yes my solution is wrong, and it's not elegant, and I don't know what I'm doing - but it works. So thank you for the tool, will not bother you again.
@justalemon If I don't know what I'm doing, how can I be positioning a prop with absolute precision in a ped's hand. Seriously? If you can do it better of faster please let everyone know.
@justalemon Thanks. I'll take a look. Having said that, I've already workedaround using the slider. I guess I'm a slider advocate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DbhbhOkGX0
I apologize for the multiple quotes, can't edit or delete. If anyone wants the correct parameters for spawning through a script, the first 3 lines will fix the car issues, the other lines will ensure you have maxed out all the mods.
vehicle39.InstallModKit();
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Roof, 0, true);//10 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Spoilers, 0, true); //0 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Engine, 3, true); //11 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Brakes, 2, true); //12 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Suspension, 3, true); //15 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Transmission, 2, true); //13 in menyoo
vehicle39.SetMod(VehicleMod.Armor, 4, true); //16 in menyoo
@roketbunny You need to change the roof type. Possibly the spoiler also. From a trainer.
SetMod(VehicleMod.Roof, 0, true);
Or with Menyoo, go to the customizaton and change the roof setting.
With a trainer or spawned through c# script the interior of the car is missing because of the stock roof. Can you fix this?
@Twishes Just teasing. I find MP females look like men in drag.
Nice earrings but they would look better on a woman.
Would be nice if you could allow slider to have negative values as well. Workaround is to subtract or multiply by -1 but for coordinates in GTA 5 (ped position, props, locations, etc) negatives are used - so would be a great to have the slider go both ways.