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VEHICLE CAN BE TARGETTED BY HS MISSILE

2009-03-04T22:58:10Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=2 |p1t=Handle |p1d=Vehicle handle |rt=bool |rd=Can be targetted/followed by heat seeking missile }} This function returns a boolean indicating whether the specified vehicle c...

{{Native
|np=2
|p1t=Handle
|p1d=Vehicle handle
|rt=bool
|rd=Can be targetted/followed by heat seeking missile
}}

This function returns a boolean indicating whether the specified vehicle can be targetted and followed by a heat seeking missile.

TAN

2009-03-04T22:56:11Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=float |p1d=Value |r=1 |rt=float |rd=Trigonometric tangent of the value }}

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=float
|p1d=Value
|r=1
|rt=float
|rd=Trigonometric tangent of the value
}}

SQRT

2009-03-04T22:55:45Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=float |p1d=Value |r=1 |rt=float |rd=Square root of the value }}

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=float
|p1d=Value
|r=1
|rt=float
|rd=Square root of the value
}}

SIN

2009-03-04T22:55:19Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=float |p1d=Value |r=1 |rt=float |rd=Trigonometric sine of the value }}

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=float
|p1d=Value
|r=1
|rt=float
|rd=Trigonometric sine of the value
}}

ROUND

2009-03-04T22:54:35Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=float |p1d=Value |r=1 |rt=integer |rd=Rounded Value (Ceiling if number at or above x.5, Floor if below x.49) }} Rounds the number to a whole integer. If the tenth plac...

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=float
|p1d=Value
|r=1
|rt=integer
|rd=Rounded Value (Ceiling if number at or above x.5, Floor if below x.49)
}}

Rounds the number to a whole integer. If the tenth place is at or above 5, the number will be rounded up to the next whole number (Ceiling). If the tenth digit is 4 (or below), the number will be rounded down to the next whole number (Floor).

FLOOR

2009-03-04T22:50:44Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=float |p1d=Value |r=1 |rt=integer |rd=Floor of Value (Forceful round down) }}

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=float
|p1d=Value
|r=1
|rt=integer
|rd=Floor of Value (Forceful round down)
}}

DOES CAM EXIST

2009-03-04T22:48:34Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=handle |p1d=camera handle |r=1 |rt=boolean |rd=true if the camera handle is allocated }} Returns a boolean indicating if the specified camera handle is allocated in the...

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=handle
|p1d=camera handle
|r=1
|rt=boolean
|rd=true if the camera handle is allocated
}}
Returns a boolean indicating if the specified camera handle is allocated in the game.

DOES BLIP EXIST

2009-03-04T22:48:15Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=handle |p1d=blip handle |r=1 |rt=boolean |rd=true if the blip handle is allocated }} Returns a boolean indicating if the specified blip handle is allocated in the game.

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=handle
|p1d=blip handle
|r=1
|rt=boolean
|rd=true if the blip handle is allocated
}}
Returns a boolean indicating if the specified blip handle is allocated in the game.

Talk:DISPLAY TEXT WITH TWO LITERAL STRINGS

2009-03-04T22:47:14Z

Tylerp9p:

I just want to remove any confusion behind the different between the LITERAL_STRING and STRING drawing commands.

The difference between the literal strings and the regular strings is that the literal strings can contain meta-characters, and from what I have seen, GXT characters as well (using the ~xxx~ tags).

Using the literal string drawing commands, those delimiters will be converted (i.e. \n will make a new line [possibly ~n~]).

Using the regular string drawing commands, test will be drawn "as-is", and any delimiters will be drawn.

The string "Niko \n Bellic" OR "Niko ~n~ Bellic".

Drawing using Literal String format appears:
Niko <br>Bellic

Drawing using Non-Literal String format appears:
Niko \n Bellic OR Niko ~n~ Bellic

Hope that helps some people in understanding the difference :)
[[User:Tylerp9p|Tylerp9p]] 22:46, 4 March 2009 (UTC)

Talk:DISPLAY TEXT WITH TWO LITERAL STRINGS

2009-03-04T22:47:08Z

Tylerp9p:

I just want to remove any confusion behind the different between the LITERAL_STRING and STRING drawing commands.

The difference between the literal strings and the regular strings is that the literal strings can contain meta-characters, and from what I have seen, GXT characters as well (using the ~xxx~ tags).

Using the literal string drawing commands, those delimiters will be converted (i.e. \n will make a new line [possibly ~n~]).

Using the regular string drawing commands, test will be drawn "as-is", and any delimiters will be drawn.

The string "Niko \n Bellic" OR "Niko ~n~ Bellic".

Drawing using Literal String format appears:
Niko <br> Bellic

Drawing using Non-Literal String format appears:
Niko \n Bellic OR Niko ~n~ Bellic

Hope that helps some people in understanding the difference :)
[[User:Tylerp9p|Tylerp9p]] 22:46, 4 March 2009 (UTC)

Talk:DISPLAY TEXT WITH TWO LITERAL STRINGS

2009-03-04T22:46:59Z

Tylerp9p:

I just want to remove any confusion behind the different between the LITERAL_STRING and STRING drawing commands.

The difference between the literal strings and the regular strings is that the literal strings can contain meta-characters, and from what I have seen, GXT characters as well (using the ~xxx~ tags).

Using the literal string drawing commands, those delimiters will be converted (i.e. \n will make a new line [possibly ~n~]).

Using the regular string drawing commands, test will be drawn "as-is", and any delimiters will be drawn.

The string "Niko \n Bellic" OR "Niko ~n~ Bellic".

Drawing using Literal String format appears:
Niko Bellic

Drawing using Non-Literal String format appears:
Niko \n Bellic OR Niko ~n~ Bellic

Hope that helps some people in understanding the difference :)
[[User:Tylerp9p|Tylerp9p]] 22:46, 4 March 2009 (UTC)

Talk:DISPLAY TEXT WITH TWO LITERAL STRINGS

2009-03-04T22:46:15Z

Tylerp9p: New page: I just want to remove any confusion behind the different between the LITERAL_STRING and STRING drawing commands. The difference between the literal strings and the regular strings is that...

I just want to remove any confusion behind the different between the LITERAL_STRING and STRING drawing commands.

The difference between the literal strings and the regular strings is that the literal strings can contain meta-characters, and from what I have seen, GXT characters as well (using the ~xxx~ tags).

Using the literal string drawing commands, those delimiters will be converted (i.e. \n will make a new line [possibly ~n~]).

Using the regular string drawing commands, test will be drawn "as-is", and any delimiters will be drawn.

The string "Niko \n Bellic" OR "Niko ~n~ Bellic".

Drawing using Literal String format appears:
Niko Bellic

Drawing using Non-Literal String format appears:
Niko \n Bellic OR Niko ~n~ Bellic

Hope that helps some people in understanding the difference :)
[[User:Tylerp9p|Tylerp9p]] 22:46, 4 March 2009 (UTC)

DISPLAY TEXT WITH TWO STRINGS

2009-03-04T22:43:03Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=5 |p1t=float |p1d=x pos |p2t=float |p2d=y pos |p3t=string |p3d=gxt entry |p4t=string |p4d=additional string 1 |p5t=string |p5d=additional string 2 |r=0 }} Draws a GXT ent...

{{Native
|np=5
|p1t=float
|p1d=x pos
|p2t=float
|p2d=y pos
|p3t=string
|p3d=gxt entry
|p4t=string
|p4d=additional string 1
|p5t=string
|p5d=additional string 2
|r=0
}}

Draws a [[GXT]] entry text with two additional non-literal strings.

DISPLAY TEXT WITH STRING

2009-03-04T22:41:46Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=5 |p1t=float |p1d=x pos |p2t=float |p2d=y pos |p3t=string |p3d=gxt entry |p4t=string |p4d=additional string 1 |r=0 }} Draws a GXT entry text with an additional string.

{{Native
|np=5
|p1t=float
|p1d=x pos
|p2t=float
|p2d=y pos
|p3t=string
|p3d=gxt entry
|p4t=string
|p4d=additional string 1
|r=0
}}

Draws a [[GXT]] entry text with an additional string.

DISPLAY TEXT WITH 3 NUMBERS

2009-03-04T22:38:28Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=5 |p1t=float |p1d=x pos |p2t=float |p2d=y pos |p3t=string |p3d=gxt entry |p4t=integer |p4d=additional number 1 |p5t=integer |p5d=additional number 2 |p6t=integer |p6d=addition...

{{Native
|np=5
|p1t=float
|p1d=x pos
|p2t=float
|p2d=y pos
|p3t=string
|p3d=gxt entry
|p4t=integer
|p4d=additional number 1
|p5t=integer
|p5d=additional number 2
|p6t=integer
|p6d=additional number 3
|r=0
}}

Draws a [[GXT]] entry text with three additional integer numbers.

DISPLAY AMMO

2009-03-04T22:37:22Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=boolean |p1d=on/off |r=0 }} Toggle display of player's ammo values for the currently selected weapon.

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=boolean
|p1d=on/off
|r=0
}}

Toggle display of player's ammo values for the currently selected weapon.

DISPLAY AREA NAME

2009-03-04T22:36:57Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=boolean |p1d=on/off |r=0 }} Toggle display of area/zone name (i.e. "Express Way" / "Algonquin" in Ascot Gray and Forest Green on the bottom right)

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=boolean
|p1d=on/off
|r=0
}}

Toggle display of area/zone name (i.e. "Express Way" / "Algonquin" in Ascot Gray and Forest Green on the bottom right)

DISPLAY CASH

2009-03-04T22:36:17Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |p1t=boolean |p1d=on/off |r=0 }} Toggle display of player's cash value and cash additives (when cash is added/removed)

{{Native
|np=1
|p1t=boolean
|p1d=on/off
|r=0
}}

Toggle display of player's cash value and cash additives (when cash is added/removed)

COS

2009-03-04T00:14:46Z

Tylerp9p: New page: {{Native |np=1 |np=1 |p1t=float |p1d=Value |r=1 |rt=float |rd=Cosine of Value }}

{{Native
|np=1
|np=1
|p1t=float
|p1d=Value
|r=1
|rt=float
|rd=Cosine of Value
}}