Open katsutosh opened 7 months ago
Is this issue also happening if you modified your dlclist.xml in advance to get rid of the g9ec placeholders?
@metoxys if the lines are commented out of dlclist then the game will never load the files; menyoo will be unable to see them. However, we cannot expect players to do this themselves and we will need to protect them from it.
Two methods I see: 1) As Andy suggested, disabling the random ped variation (I do have a local commit of this from my old fork, easily implemented) 2) Hardcode the known problematic items to be ignored entirely by Menyoo (I would prefer to avoid this)
I would like to find a way to interrogate dlc names to identify any gen9 packs and ignore them completely in Menyoo. There are a number of areas this affects and currently only vehicles can be protected with the dedicated native.
FiveM has his own extra native to check if it's gen9 clothes
As a general caution, be careful with the FiveM code because R* updated the PSA and I don't see any grants on the reuse of source code material.
If the ped got gen9 clothes via
SET_PED_RANDOM_COMPONENT_VARIATION
&SET_PED_RANDOM_PROPS
the game crashes.On ped model change we can use
SET_PED_DEFAULT_COMPONENT_VARIATION
instead ofSET_PED_RANDOM_COMPONENT_VARIATION
.For the random function we need to write our own but there is no native from R* to check if the clothes gen9 exclusive. FiveM has his own extra native to check if it's gen9 clothes (https://github.com/citizenfx/fivem/blob/master/code/components/extra-natives-five/src/PedExtraNatives.cpp#L79) i don't know how we can implement this (no experience in memory stuff)
the easier way is: temporary disable the random clothes functions and write our function later or another way: we can try to set the component and check if the ped has this component, if not -> try other number (identical to the endless scroll fix of ped clothes)