[Mora Hannover]

Introduction

Everybody wanted to learn scripting gta iv but they give it up as there are very few tutorials for that, maybe only 2 and they are from a long time ago and not in full detail as many things have changed since. If you really want then you should listen to each tip here. Firstly you should have some knowledge about the basics of programming and c# you can buy a c# book or read more at sites, a good site i know for begginers is dotnetperls.com. Secondly I recommend you to decompile and look at other people's code and see how they work, this is the way i have learn scripting gta iv .net. Thirdly you should Practice more and more and began with easy scripts like creating a car and etc not like you have read this tutorial and you go directly and create Super Man mod. If you are an SCM scripter then you would understand more, it is still easy if you don't. I am just saying this because i was an SCM scripter before i go to GTA IV scripting.

NOTE: all functions in c# end with semicolon ";"

Things You Would need

Well you ofcourse would need GTA IV.
You have to choices. use Notepad++ as a text editor and cmd.exe(usin csc) as a compiler or simply use Visual Studio. I highly recommend Visual Studio. You can download the Express version because it is free as we all have express.
You need to know the basics of Programming and c# as well as we are going to script.
.NetScripthook
Simple Native Trainer(not required) You can use it just for getting proper offset and coords. However you can get the coords using .NetScripthook. Go to the coords you want to get and press "~" and then type "ShowPosition" Without the quotes. then Alt-Tab and open Scripthookdotnet.log and at the last line you would see the X,Y,Z positions and Heading(angle). For more commands type "Help" without the quotes.
any gxt editor , preferably X GXT Editor V2.2
Note: It does'nt matter it is uppercase or lowercase. it can be sHoWpOsItIoN or HeLp , etc.
Some Effort.

Basics

{},(),;
each function in c# ends with semicolon ";"
if it involves {} then we don't use semicolon
the {} are like then and end. if i translate this

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if(nohealth == true)
{
Player.Character.Die();
}

then you would understand it better

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if nohealth is true
then
Kill Player
end

some functions can't be directly end with ; but it needs () before the semicolon. inside those two brackets there are parameters. some codes does'nt have parameters but the brackets are required. Those are called voids.
Types

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_________________________________________
|Valuetype | Category                   |
|bool      | Boolean                    |
|byte      | Unsigned, numeric, integral|
|char      | Unsigned, numeric, integral|
|decimal   | Numeric, decimal           |
|double    | Numeric, floating-point    |
|enum      | Enumeration                |
|float     | Numeric, floating-point    |
|int       | Signed, numeric, integral  |
|long      | Signed, numeric, integral  |
|sbyte     | Signed, numeric, integral  |
|short     | Signed, numeric, integral  |
|struct    | User-defined structure     |
|uint      | Unsigned, numeric, integral|
|ulong     | Unsigned, numeric, integral|
|ushort    | Unsigned, numeric, integral|
|__________|____________________________|

it is'nt so detailed here. If you don't understand then you should read about c# more.

uint and ulong and ushort are Positive Intergers. It means it can be 10,20,50 or 100 but not -1,-10 or -999999999999

1.int
Int is Integer. it is whole number only it means. it can be 10,20,50,100 but not 1.5,3.3,5.7 if it is divided and the output is float it will find the nearest whole number or leave the remainder.
example of int

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int x = 13 + 7;

the x is stored as a variable in the scope and we can use it after it is declared.

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x + 8;
int y = 17;
int z = 38;
int w = 46;
int u = 69;
int m = x + z - y / w * u;
Console.Writeline(m)
//Output: 170

2.float
float is floating numbers like positions , prices , etc. it can be also defined as interger but must end with "f" example:

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float radius = 20f;

floating decimals are like 1.5 , 2.7 , 3.333333333 , 0.5 , etc.
example

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float X = 120.28
float Y = 379.68;

3.string
it is a list of unicode characters it is written between quotes like " " or ' '.
example

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string M = "Mora";
string N = "Niko";
string D = "Deji";
Console.Writeline(("ID 1 =") + (M) + ("ID 2 =") + (N) + ("ID 3 =") + (D);
//Output : ID 1 = Mora ID 2 = Niko ID 3 = Deji

4.bool
it declares true or false conditions. by default it is false.
example:

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bool YouReadThisTutorial;
if(User.ReadThisTutorial)
{
YouReadThisTutorial = true;
}
if(YouReadThisTutorial == true)
{
YouRock();
}
else if(YouReadThisTutorial == false)
{
YouSuck();
}

Operators
Every programming language uses operators, through which we can perform different actions on the data. Let’s take a look at the operators in C# and see what they are for and how they are used.

• " + " : it is used for math addition or adding things together. example :
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  int gtag = 4+7
  . or
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  int gtag = gtaforums + gtainside
  It can also be used in strings example :
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  string output = "gtag ID is" + gtag.ToString()
  or
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  string output = "I am" + "not coding like a rockstar"
  ,it appears as " ++ " in "If" conditions and some other functions example:
  
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  int y = 1
  menuselection++; //integer
  int x = menuselection + y
• " - " : It is used for math subtraction. example :
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  float M = 153.2 - 120.4;
  or
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  float M = A - D;
  it appears as " -- " at some functions. example:
  
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  WantelLevel--; //integer
• " * " : It is used for Multiplications. example:
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  float X = 1892.7 * 120.0;
  or
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  int A = 4;
  int B = 8
  int RadioColor = A * B
• " / " : It is used for Divisions. example:
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  int X = 4 / 2;
• " & " : It means " AND " , it appears as " && " in if conditions and some another functions . example:
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  if((Game.isKeyPressed(DEFAULT_KEY)) && (NetworkNull == true))
              {
                  NetworkPed = World.GetClosestPed(Player.Character.Position, 4f)
  }
• " ! " : It means " NOT" like in SCM
  
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  not model.available(#WMYST)
  
  here is an example
  
  CODE
  if(!Player.Character.IsDead)
  {
  Fail = false;
  }
  
  
• " || " it means "OR" like in SCM it is for boolean. a single '|' is a bitwise logical,you shouldn't confuse the two
  
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  if((Jacob.IsDead) || (Roman.IsDead))
  {
  Fail = true;
  }
  
  
• "<<" and ">>" - Please note the use of : << and >>
  These operators are not less-than or greater-than,
  they are actually bit-shift operators and would not work as logical less-than or greater-than.
  
  A << B : shift A by B bits, to the left
  A >> B : shift A by B bits, to the right
  
• " {},(),; " are also operators. There are also many other operators. You can find theme here

As now we had some info about c# lets now move to scripting GTA IV

GUI

Using Visual Studio coding will be more easy. When accessing a namespace or etc it will show you the following contents you add
example:

Also When Opening a Bracket it shows you the parameters of a void

also at each comma it shows you in which parameter you are

also the compiler shows you all errors and colors codes.
There are many other advantages when scripting in visual studio.

Scripting GTA IV

First now we will have to run visual studio
its directory is 32 bit C:\Program Files\Visual Studio XX.X(version)\Common7\IDE
64 bit C:\Program Files(x86)\Visual Studio XX.X(version)\Common7\IDE
All you had to do is run the damn software

i am using Visual studio 2013. You may be using 2010 or 2005 it does'nt matter.
When you start visual studio you will find something like this

then click on " New Project "

then select Visual C# not Visual Basic!
and Then Select Class Library and Click "OK"

then you would see something like this

Download this File and put it anywhere in your PC.
then you would right click the project name and then select "Add" and then Reference like this

or Right Click "References" and then Click "Add Reference" like this

and Then Click The "Browse" Tab and then the "Browse" Button like this

And then go to the directory where you have put the file and select it.
now you have gta iv snippets.
now add this below "using System.Threading.Tasks;"

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Using GTA;
Using GTA.Native;

now find this line

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public class Class1

and make it like this

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public class Class1 : Script

note: "Class1" is the Class Name you can change it to anything.
Now you are ready

Event Handlers

They handle the Events and code execution in a code.
Tick Eventhandler
it Executes at the interval of seconds
example:

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This.Interval = 5000

the time form is in millseconds so the tick executes every 5 seconds.
now we've added the interval now there is the tick itself.

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This.Tick += new EventHandler(anything)

now let me explain.

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This.Tick

it is the type of the handler and we chose the tick. it can also be

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Base.Tick

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+=

It is very hard to explain but you should use them in all eventhandlers

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new Eventhandler

before "Eventhandler" there must be "new" because it must be declared after new.
it is like the tick but in tick we use "EventHandler" in Console Events we use "ConsoleEventHandler" and many bla bla bla.

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(anything)

it is the void where the tick takes place. the void name should be the same. These is just a random name

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private void anything(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//bla bla some code
}

now let me explain

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private void

now we've declared the void. the name "private" is the void constructor. It can be "private" or "public" or "static" or "any son of a bitch you want"

A private constructor cannot be externally called. It is used to ensure higher-quality code bases on complex projects. A private constructor forces the class to provide a controlled and unified access pattern.
Private
Example
New keyword, constructor invocation

Inside the private constructor, a field is initialized to a constant number. The private constructor ensures that it is impossible for the class to be instantiated directly from external classes.

It provides more compile-time checking for the validity of your program. This improves the long-term validity of the code base—without impairing performance or clarity. This program uses a singleton design pattern.

Program that uses private constructor: C#

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using System;

public sealed class Test
{
    public static readonly Test Instance = new Test(); // Singleton pattern
    public int A; // Instance field
    private Test() // This is the private constructor
    {
    this.A = 5;
    }
}

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
    // We can access an instance of this object that was created.
    // ... The private constructor was used.
    Test test = Test.Instance;
    // These statements show that the class is usable.
    Console.WriteLine(test.A);
    test.A++;
    Console.WriteLine(test.A);
    }
}

Output

5
6

Squares

The Test class has a private constructor and two fields. And the Program class introduces the Main entry point. The private constructor initializes the public int field A to be equal to 5 at the start of the program's execution.
Class Modifiers, Syntax and Concepts

Restricting access to object creation. A private constructor is similar to a public constructor in that it uses the type name followed by a formal parameter list. The formal parameter list in this private constructor shown is empty.

Note:The private constructor simply makes it impossible for external code to instantiate the class freely without using reflection.
Reflection and System.Reflection

This can enforce the singleton design concept. The private constructor is a way of writing code that enforces your intent for the class. This essentially allows the compiler to police the project.
Compile-Time Error
Singleton
One: 1

Let's consider the singleton design pattern. This is an easily-understood, widely-adopted design pattern. In the C# language, you can use a private constructor to ensure that external code never incorrectly creates a singleton instance.
Singleton ClassProgramming tip

Note:A private constructor restricts access to the constructor. It ensures the object can only be created by a member in the type.

Therefore:The private constructor is a desirable part of the singleton pattern implementation in the C# language.
Summary
C# programming language

We looked at a private constructor in a singleton design pattern. The private accessibility modifier enables greater control over the project-wide usage of your class, without impairing any other aspects of the class.

And:When using a private constructor, patterns such as the factory pattern or the singleton pattern can return instance

________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
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________
C# Public Constructor
Public constructors are most useful and common. They allow a class to be instantiated from an external location in your program. Most constructors will be in the public accessibility domain. We use private constructors for singletons.
Private Constructor

Note:Public constructors are used to create class instances from outside the class.
Example

This program introduces two classes:
the Test class,
and also the Program class. The Program class is used to contain the Main method, which is where the program begins execution.
New keyword, constructor invocation

The Test class shows how to use a custom constructor that receives a parameter. Also, the Test class constructor requires that it receives a non-zero int, demonstrating parameter validation.
ArgumentException

Program that uses public constructor: C#

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using System;

class Test
{
    public Test(int a)
    {
    if (a == 0)
    {
        throw new ArgumentException("Error", "a");
    }
    }
}

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
    Test test = new Test(5);
    }
}

Result
(The class is instantiated.)

Summary
The C# programming language

Public constructors are the most commonly used ones. Classes without a specified public constructor will have an implicit public constructor. Private constructors, meanwhile, are most useful for protecting a class from improper use.

Tip:This has been referred to as information hiding or binary barricading. These fancy terms refer to similar concepts.

C# Static Constructor
A static constructor initializes static fields. It runs at an indeterminate time before those fields are used. Static constructors on a type impose substantial overhead. I investigate.

Info:A static constructor is sometimes called a type initializer. It initializes fields before accesses.

Note:Instances are not the same as types. An instance is a specific object of the type.
Type vs. Instance
Example

Let us consider two classes. The first one has a static constructor: it initializes its field to 1. The second class has no static constructor. In testing, the one with a static constructor has slower field accesses.

However:Both classes will result in the field being set to 1 before it is ever accessed by other code.

Program that demonstrates static constructor: C#

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/// <summary>
/// This type has a static constructor.
/// </summary>
static class HasStaticConstructor
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Public field.
    /// </summary>
    public static int _test;

    /// <summary>
    /// Static constructor initializes public field.
    /// </summary>
    static HasStaticConstructor()
    {
    _test = 1;
    }
}

/// <summary>
/// This type has no static constructor.
/// </summary>
static class NoStaticConstructor
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Public field initialized inline.
    /// </summary>
    public static int _test = 1;
}

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
    System.Console.WriteLine(HasStaticConstructor._test);
    System.Console.WriteLine(NoStaticConstructor._test);
    }
}

Output

1
1

Int

In this example, we compare a class that has a static (type) constructor against one that does not. In the first class, which has the static constructor, the static int field _test is initialized in the constructor.
Int

Next:In the second class, which has no static constructor, the _test field is initialized inline.

And:This means the assignment is placed directly in the declaration. This has the same effect on behavior.
Performance
Two

We consider next the performance of the two classes. I wrote a test program (not shown) that uses each class. In the program, the value 2 is stored in the _test field in each iteration.

And:The results were that static constructors do cause a slowdown of all accesses to the type.

Benchmark results

HasStaticConstructor: 2.89 ns
NoStaticConstructor: 0.32 ns

Exclamation mark

Performance analysis is not simple. And with static constructors, it is complicated. It is possible to have code that accesses a field in a class with a static constructor, with no performance penalty.

And:This seems to depend on how early in the program the field is first accessed.

Thus:It is best to avoid static constructors for maximum performance. Bogdan Potor wrote in with a benchmark.
Benchmark
Summary
Framework: NET

Static constructors might be convenient, but they are slow. The runtime is not smart enough to optimize them in the same way it can optimize inline assignments. They should be used with caution.

Tip:It is sometimes appropriate to use a lazy instantiation pattern. Check a field for null when needed, and initialize it lazily.
Lazy

from dotnetperls.com
this page also explains what is a constructor
now lets continue

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anything

Clearly, it is the name of the method.

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(object sender, EventArgs e)

every void must contain a bracket even empty
"object sender" just shutup and don't mess with it
"EventArgs" it is from GTA namespace. each handler uses different args. Key Events use KeyEventArgs and many bla bla bla
"e" we use it as a namespace for the event. it does'nt have to be e. it can also be a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r,s,t,u,v,w,x,y or z.
But we won't use anything from it in Tick. But we do in Key and Console Events.

KEY DOWN EVENT HANDLER
It is the Event that occurs when we press a Key.

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this.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(anykeydown);

i am gonna explain a little because most of the things was explained above

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this.KeyDown

This is the Eventhandler Name. Here it is the Keydown.

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new KeyEventHandler

Like Explained above Each "Eventhandler" uses different Parameters. Here it is a Key Event that is why it is "KeyEventHandler"

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(anykeydown)

As explained above it is the method name! it is the method we will bind to!
___________

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private void anykeydown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
        {
            
        }

as if you notice above. It is "KeyEventArgs" not "EventArgs"
now that e is optinal as said above. it can be any letter. i am choosing e .

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e.Key

if you choose for example g.
then it will be

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g.Key

now i want to create an event for a key down. i want if i pressed E the player dies
so anywhere above under in the class add a bool

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Public bool anyname;

anyname can be changed to anything you want. If you are using the Bool in other classes make sure it is public
i choose the name key1

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Public bool key1

and now choose the key you want pressed in your KeyDown method and then make it true. We said that we will make if the key is pressed the player will die. i already chose E

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if(Keys.E == e.Key)
{
key1 = true;
{

and in your Tick check if the key1 is true

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if(key1 == true)
{
Player.Character.Die;
}

There are a bunch of Event Handlers. You Can use see them by accessing this. in the void under the class. If you don't know how to use them , then post in the topic and i will explain it.

PEDS

In .NetScripthook we don't have to load models like in SCM and SCO. But we have to load animations and Particle effects.
First we have to define the Ped

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Ped anyname

anyname is the ped handle, you can change it to anything. i will name the handle mora

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Ped Mora

now i have to create the ped

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Mora = World.CreatePed(//Model Name,//Vector3 Position)

You can use Simple Native Trainer to see how models look like or u can use open IV. You can find all models here
i am choosing "M_M_TENNIS"
so first define the model

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Model PedModel = "M_M_TENNIS";

PedModel is the variable name.
now the vector3 postion
i want the ped to spawn 10 feets away from the player so we use this
NOTE: the letter "f" means float not feet!!!

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Player.Character.Position.Around(10f)

now the code would look like

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Mora = World.CreatePed(PedModel, Player.Character.Position.Around(10f));

Editing The Ped
first write the Ped Variable then add period(.) and a dropbox would popup and choose what you want to interact with the ped.
i want to put the ped somewhere. So in Game go to the place you want to put the ped at and then hit the "~" key and write "ShowPosition" and then Alt-Tab and open Scripthookdotnet.log and scroll down until you find where you did the input. You would find the X position and Y position and Z position and Heading.
my ped variable is Mora
Now lets change his positon

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            Mora.Position.X = //The X Position in the log
            Mora.Position.Y = //The Y Position in the log
            Mora.Position.Z = //The Z position in the log
            Mora.Heading = //The Heading in the log

Weapons

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Mora.Weapons.Select(Weapon.Handgun_DesertEagle);

Mora is the ped variable as mentioned above
You can change "Handgun_DesertEagle" to any weapon you want
write Weapon and add period(.) and a dropbox will popup with a list of weapon,
lets change the ammo

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Mora.Weapons.AnyHandgun.Ammo = 100;

AnyHandgun is the weapon class
if you are using Assault Rifle then it should be

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Mora.Weapons.AnyAssaultRifle.Ammo = 100;

and like this for every weapon.
PUT IN VEHICLE

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Mora.WarpIntoVehicle(//vehicle variable, //vehicle seat);

it will warp the ped into the car instantly.
for seats type VehicleSeat and add period(.) and a dropbox will pop up with a list of Seats.
we still did'nt learn how to create vehicles. scroll down to see how.

Vehicles

First you have to define it

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Vehicle myvehicle;

myvehicle is the variable^^
and now spawn it

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myvehicle = World.CreateVehicle(//MODEL,//Vector 3 Position);

to apply attributes to it when using Visual Studio type the vehicle variable and then add period(.) and a dropbox will come showing what you can assign to the vehicle
simple huh?

to create a train

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World.CreateMissionTrain(//Position);

change //position to the Vector3 Position you want for the train to spawn

PickUps

Money Pickup

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Pickup.CreateMoneyPickup(//Position,//Money Amount);

change //Position with the Vector3 Position you want for the money to take place at. Change //Money Amount to the amount of money in the bundle or that will come to you when picked up. //Money Amount should be integer

Pickup

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Pickup.CreatePickup(//Position,//Model,//PickupType,//Rotation);

Change //Position to the Vector3 Position you want the pickup to spawn. Change //Model to the Model you want to apply to the pickup. Type "Model" then add Period (.) and a drop-box would pop up showing available models(not added ones). //Pickup Type, there are two Pickup Types. They are

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PickupType.None

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PickupType.Weapon

Weapon Pickup

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Pickup.CreateWeaponPickup(//Position,//Weapon,//Ammo);

Change //Position with the Vector3 Position you want. Change //Weapon to the weapon you want, type "Weapon" then add Period (.) and a dropbox would pop up showing a list of weapons(not added ones). Change //Ammo to the amount ammo you want in the weapon and when picked up. it is an integer.

Explosions and Fires

Explosions

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World.AddExplosion(//Position,//ExplosionType,//Power,//PlaySoundW,//NoVisuals,//Camerashake);

change //Position to the Vector 3 Position you want the Explosion to take place at. for //ExplosionType there are 3 explosion types they are

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ExplosionType.Default
ExplosionType.Molotov
ExplosionType.Rocket

Change //Power to the Power of the Explosion you want. It is a float. Change //PlaySoundW to "true" if you want the explosion to have sound or Change it to "false" if you want it to have sound. Change //NoVisuals to "true" if you want the explosion to have visuals and change it to "false" if you want it to have no visuals. Change //CameraShake to "true" if you want the game camera to shake when the explosion happens or change it to "false" if you don't want it to shake.

Fire

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World.StartFire(//Position);

Change //Position to the Vector3 Position you want the fire to take place at.
there are two extra parameters they are unknown

Text and Drawings

Read This Tutorial
it is the best tutorial about drawing in game by JulioNIB
and also see this Topic if you want to know how to make 3D Drawings inside the GTA World.

Text

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Function.Call("PRINT_STRING_WITH_LITERAL_STRING_NOW","STRING",//Message to Display,//Time In Milliseconds,//Wait)

Explanation:

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"STRING"

It should always be string
-
Change //Message to display to the message you want to be printed in game. It is a string - eg: "Kill Dimitri".
Change //Time in Milliseconds to the amount of time you want the text to stay in the screen. it is an integer and it should be in milliseconds. 1 sec = 1000.
Change //Wait to true if you want to Parameter 3 "//Time in Milliseconds" to be executed or change it to false if you want it to not get executed.

Coloring Your Text

A List of entries

~1~	number within a text
~a~	text within a text
~b~	blue text
~d~	▼-icon
~g~	green text
~h~	highlight
~k~	Key
~l~	Black Text
~n~	newline
~p~	purple text
~r~	red text
~s~	reset color to standard
~u~	▲-icon
~w~	white text
~y~	yellow text
~z~	subtitle (doesn't shown whenthe Subtitles option is off)
~[~	◄-icon
~]~	►-icon

to color text add any of the entries before your text , For example coloring an enemy name.

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"Kill ~r~Dimitri~s~ before he escapes

~r~ makes the text red. and ~s~ resets it back to the default color.

Text Box

First Download and install any GXT editor not FXT editor preferably X GXT Editor because i am using it in this tutorial from here
Open X GXT Editor.
Then File>Open and then go to the folder (Your GTA IV Folder)\common\text and choose American.gxt.
Choose the "MAIN" table (first coloumn), and right click any entry of the "MAIN" Table then Right Click>Add New Entry

and a box will pop up. Name the title as you wish but make it upper case because the title will be used in our c# code.
before you type the text that you want it to appear in the textbox add ~s~before it.

now in your c# code

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Native.Function.Call("PRINT_HELP", "MYOWNHELP");

If you want it to keep displaying forever until using a code for removing use

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Native.Function.Call("PRINT_HELP_FOREVER", "MYOWNHELP");

if you want to remove it use

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Native.Function.Call("CLEAR_HELP");

"MYOWNHELP" is the title of the gxt i want to display, Replace it with the GXT title you applied for your entry

Bonus Source Codes

This is some source codes of gta iv scripts as a bonus for reading this tutorial. If you have a source code and you want to post it here PM me or Make a post here.
Call For Rick Roll - By Mora Hannover
http://pastebin.com/rpf6DuhQ
Sad Violin Script - By Mora Hannover
http://pastebin.com/Eiuw5P1z
Choir Music Script - By Mora Hannover
http://pastebin.com/7t447Fyt
VStyle Air Music Script - Buggy and Unstable - By Mora Hannover
http://pastebin.com/Lx1jdHhC
Menu Example - By ByteMe420 and Mora Hannover
http://pastebin.com/aATAX1cw

Tutorial would be updated in meanwhile. If there is any missing thing please inform me and i would add it

All Questions are Appreciated. Don't Hesitate to ask any question.

If you notice any mistake or error in the tutorial it would be nice if you inform me

People with credits for informing about errors in the tutorial and correcting them
neoh4x0r
Deji
badboy
SideWalk Surfer

This post has been edited by Mora Hannover: Dec 22 2014, 04:22 PM

[Deji]

For tables:

CODE

[tablea ][tr][th]header 1[/th][th]header 2[/th][/tr][tr][td]cell 1[/td][td]cell 2[/td][/tr][/tablea]

[Mora Hannover]

Thanks Bro. Updated

[badboy]

You should use semicolons more consistent in your tutorial to avoid confusion. You've also used ">>" instead of ">" in an example. The first operator is for bit shifting and the second one is for comparing. Also I would recommend explaining functions and maybe a bit of OOP before moving on to event handlers.

It's a nice tutorial, but I'm afraid it's to easy for people who already know other languages and to hard for a real noob. Maybe you should add some working code they can play with, to see what they're actually doing.

[Mora Hannover]

for the tip.
P.S : This is actually the first time i create a big tutorial.

[Sidewalk Surfer]

Great tutorial!

I've been meaning to get into scripting IV and now I'll have a big head start.
One really attractive thing about it is you get to use normal programming as apposed to the really limited SCM cleo scripting where you run out of variables so fast.

I've really got to find time to learn to use scramble along with super vars which would seem to remedy the limitations but never seem to have time. But yeah some really useful stuff here like the basic programming rundown, the new project example, the key press etc will help jump in quicker.

This post has been edited by Sidewalk Surfer: Dec 4 2014, 11:05 PM