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I think the rampage trainer has this functionality (friendly fire). It is also included in the next release of Ped Damage Overhaul, but the mod does some more stuff, so not sure if you would want to install it. Just use the trainer :)

Why dont you use a trainer and make yourself invincible?

Does this affect the running animation as well?

I pray youre going to take a second look when its properly patched. I can only imagine how great it could be with some mods (just looking at what mods did to RDR2 and how they made me play through the game twice more). Thanks for responding!

Since the creators of RPH are among us, I thought why not just ask 🙂 I'm playing this game atm and more and more ideas are coming to me while playing. But there are no modding tools as simple to use as RPH or Script Hook (that I know of). Is there any possibility of getting something similar for Cyberpunk 2077?

I dont know which types are supported by lua, but only these worked for me in C++ struct ScriptedSpeechParams { const char* speechName; const Any* voiceName; alignas(8) int v3; alignas(8) Hash speechParamHash; alignas(8) Entity entity; alignas(8) BOOL v6; alignas(8) int v7; alignas(8) int v8; }; void PedFearTest(Ped ped) { string speechline = "LAW_HAIL"; ScriptedSpeechParams params{ speechline.c_str(), 0, 1, 0x67F3AB43, 0, true, 1, 1 }; AUDIO::x_PLAY_AMBIENT_SPEECH1(ped, (Any*)&params); }

Why dont you try it that way? Pass the ped instead of the clerk and pass the struct instead of the bool (and use the hash of the speech native).

Is there an option in lua to invoke the native directly? Like in c++ it would be invoke<BOOL>(0x8E04FEDD28D42462, ped, params);

@MrEuphrates OK, so I took a look at the document you linked. The definition of the native doesnt make sense to me. Heres what I mean: loading stream in C (return type is "bool", function name is "LOAD_STREAM", parameters are two char*): BOOL LOAD_STREAM(char* streamName, char* soundSet); loading stream in lua (return type is "bool", function name is "LoadStream", parameters are two strings): local retval --[[ boolean ]] = LoadStream( streamName --[[ string ]], soundSet --[[ string ]] ) ambient speech in C (return type is "bool", function name is "PLAY_PED_AMBIENT_SPEECH_NATIVE", parameters are Ped and Any*): BOOL PLAY_PED_AMBIENT_SPEECH_NATIVE(Ped ped, Any* params); ambient speech in lua (return type is "bool", function name is "PlayPedAmbientSpeechNative", parameters are ??): local retval --[[ boolean ]], params --[[ Any ]] = PlayPedAmbientSpeechNative( ped --[[ Ped ]] ) I dont even know how to interpret the definition.

How do you use natives in lua? Could you please post an example. For me the description doesnt match the code above, because the code above seems to describe a wrapper named "PlayPedAmbientSpeechNative" while the example uses a wrapper called "_PLAY_AMBIENT_SPEECH1".

I dont know redm. What are the files that come with it? Is there a file including the native functions you are able to use? I would suggest searching there, if there is one. With ABs script hook there comes a file with natives, for example. This is the one I edit to make natives work with other types (like described in this thread).

I was talking about lua. How do you call natives? You have a library of wrapper functions, I suppose? Is this library edit-able / can you edit the wrappers?

Cant you change the native wrapper so the method is invoked with the type you specify?

@egg6 I cant promise or predict any time frame, but I will see what I can do. Edit: So I quickly searched the natives to check if there is a method which returns a pickup, but the only ones I could find were methods with which you can create pickups. The plan was to check with DOES_PICKUP_OBJECT_EXIST if one of the mentioned pickups exists (to then disable the glow), but this method only takes a pickup object as input and I dont know how to convert the name or a hash into such an object. I searched all the methods which return objects and entities, but none are for pickup objects or generic objects (like e.g. the function GET_HASH_KEY which returns the hash for anything in the game, it seems). So what Im trying to say is that I dont really know how to proceed with the only thing available being the name of the pickups (and no function to do something with it).

@egg6 The native function you quoted can only be used in script mods (so no OpenIV). And OpenIV currently does not allow the modifying of files, so no chance of doing it there either (yet). I havent looked into it really. I suppose what you would have to do is iterate through all the pickups and disable the glow for each one using the native function you quoted. I dont know how to get the pickups, though. I would have to do some research, but dont really have a lot of time, unfortunately. If you manage to find out how to get all the pickups, I could do it for you.

As stated above, you have to check if the ped is human and if its not the player. Also if you set the health each loop, every NPC will get their health set all the time. Solution (dont just copy the code, please read it and try to understand the problem and the solution): //before loop int health = 100; //in loop if (ENTITY::GET_ENTITY_MAX_HEALTH(peds[i], 0) != health) { ENTITY::SET_ENTITY_MAX_HEALTH(peds[i], health, 0); ENTITY::SET_ENTITY_HEALTH(peds[i], ENTITY::GET_ENTITY_MAX_HEALTH(peds[i], 0), 0); } For figuring out if the current ped is a story character, I check the ped model with IS_PED_MODEL. For example, if you want to check if the current ped you have in peds is John Marston, you would use the native like this: PED::IS_PED_MODEL(peds[i], GAMEPLAY::GET_HASH_KEY("CS_johnmarston")); And it would return true if this model is being used by the ped and false if its not.