Implementing SET_VEHICLE_MOD_KIT

[ThomasTwomey]

I was trying to create a quick menu for changing the window tint of your current car. Here is my code:

Player player = Game.Player;

    active_menu = new GTA.Menu("Customization Menu", new GTA.MenuItem[] {
        new GTA.MenuButton("Tint Windows", () => {
            player.Character.CurrentVehicle.WindowTint = VehicleWindowTint.Limo;
            UI.Notify("Windows Tinted");
        })
   });

The UI displays a message so the button works, but the windows do not change tint. I don't know if the code is wrong or if it's an issue with Scripthookdotnet. Any help is appreciated!

[IncoCode]

Try to call

Function.Call( Hash.SET_VEHICLE_MOD_KIT, veh.Handle, 0 );

before applying new tint.

[ThomasTwomey]

Works perfectly now. Thank you for the help!

[JohnnyCrazy]

Mh...Would be good if we have this in a method, what about veh.EnableModKit?

[IncoCode]

Or we can just call this SET_VEHICLE_MOD_KIT function in SetMod method, WindowTint setter etc.

[JohnnyCrazy]

Mh, this would create a lot of unnecessary calls, wouldn't it? Or do you have to call it before every mod-change?

[IncoCode]

Not before every, but as far as I remember after certain time you should call this function again.

[JohnnyCrazy]

Then I think we should go with the extra-method.

[crosire]

Or set a boolean in the vehicle class and only call it if it's not yet set to true?

[IncoCode]

@crosire , no. Like i said, after some time you should call this function again. Just go in LSC, then leave LSC and try to call SetMod method - it's works, wander around some time, try SetMod method again - it's don't work.

[crosire]

Then save a DateTime and check if the last call is over a certain limit.

[IncoCode]

@crosire , yeah, but i don't know after which time exactly it ceases to work and on what this time depends.

[crosire]

I'd just do it like @IncoCode originally proposed. Call it on every SetMod etc. It's the safest way.

[JohnnyCrazy]

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