Easy to use and efficient trainer menu base for Grand Theft Auto V.
For build project You have to install CMake Binaries to Your system. Create a Folder and Open terminal in that, then use this commands:
git clone https://github.com/Xxsource98/SourceBase.git
cd SourceBase
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
Or You can even use CMake GUI version for easier create project.
After above steps, you are able to open project with a base. You can build an asi file via cmake by commands:
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release . (You can change Release to a Debug)
The "main" file is script.cpp where you are calling all drawing functions. There are few possible to draw options:
BlankOption - Empty Option
ToggleOption - Toggling Boolean Variable Option
SliderOption - Slider Option, supporting: float, int
VectorOption - Vector Option for drawing multiple strings on slide, supporting: std::vector<std::string>
SubmenuOption - Option for change current Submenu
You have to call registerSubmenu function from Menu class. It is registering your submenu and you can put all options there for registered submenu.
But that's not all, You have to first make a pointer and draw loop for a base class. The arguments of constructor are: std::string menuName, MENU_STRUCT menuStruct, where menuName is a displaying menu name and menuStruct is a struct, which has menu binds and menu colors.
In the MainLoop void function, you have to create a pointer (I recommend to use a smart pointer, I used shared_ptr, because You can create multiple menus in one project). You have to make here a while loop and call a draw function from the Menu class. Don't forget to add a WAIT(0) after every while in a project, it's important for a ScriptHookV.
All examples are in script.cpp file.
For load .asi mods you have to download a ScriptHookV
- Responsive and Modern UI
- Easy to Use
- Smooth Scroller
- Fade in/out Animation
- Efficient code
- Support for Controller
- Support for Create a couple Menus in One Project
Project is under GNU General Public License v3.0. You can read more there: www.gnu.org