FiveM-Scripts

My Public FiveM Scripts

mhacking

The hacking minigame is inspired by the Hacking Minigame of Alpha Protocol, notoriously known for being horrible to play. You need to find two constant hex code blocks in a fast enough changing table of hexcode. It is purely a visual minigame. In the screen below you will see the left block hovering directly above a solution -- need to move it one down and press space to be accepted as a correct solution.

Sample Implementation

function mycb(success, timeremaining)
	if success then
		print('Success with '..timeremaining..'s remaining.')
		TriggerEvent('mhacking:hide')
	else
		print('Failure')
		TriggerEvent('mhacking:hide')
	end
end


Citizen.CreateThread(function()
  while true do
    Citizen.Wait(0)
    if IsControlJustReleased(1,213) then -- Home key
	  TriggerEvent("mhacking:show")
	  TriggerEvent("mhacking:start",7,35,mycb)
    end
  end
end)

Changelog

20171225

• Initial Release

20180102

• Fixed mhacking not reseting mistakes

20180110

• Added time remaining in ms as a second parameter for the callback function;
• If the player dies, the script now sets the remaining time to 0, and fails the player.
• Added mhacking:setmessage to set messages while waiting for feedback
• Added sequentialhack.lua to handle sequentialhacks without everyone needing to program their own implementation, which can be removed from the __resource.lua if one does not need it.

mtracker

This release is a trackify replacement. In case you do have not played GTA: Online or GTAV, it is a cellphone app that tracks the position of an entity (Player, Civilian, Vehicle, etc.) in the world and instead of displaying a symbol on the map you just get a red dot on your phone and if you travel towards the red dot on your phone you will ultimately meet that entity.

Sample Implementation

targetsEntity = {}
spawnPos = {{-397.80331420898,-2164.9846191406,15.8256015777588},{1227.6180419922,2719.5869140625,40.005180358887}}
stuffSpawned = false

Citizen.CreateThread(function()
	while true do
		Citizen.Wait(0)
		if IsControlJustReleased(1,213) then -- home key
			if not stuffSpawned then
				local vhash = GetHashKey('boxville')
				local dhash = GetHashKey('s_m_y_airworker')
				RequestModel(vhash)
				while not HasModelLoaded(vhash) do
					Citizen.Wait(1)
				end
				local v1 = CreateVehicle(vhash, spawnPos[1][1],spawnPos[1][2],spawnPos[1][3], 0.0, true, false)
				local v2 = CreateVehicle(vhash, spawnPos[2][1],spawnPos[2][2],spawnPos[2][3], 0.0, true, false)
				SetVehicleOnGroundProperly(v1)
				SetVehicleOnGroundProperly(v2)

				RequestModel(dhash)
				while not HasModelLoaded(dhash) do
					Citizen.Wait(1)
				end
				local d1 = CreatePedInsideVehicle(v1, 4, dhash, -1, true, 0)
				local d2 = CreatePedInsideVehicle(v2, 4, dhash, -1, true, 0)
				TaskVehicleDriveWander(d1, v1, 20.0, 536871299)
				TaskVehicleDriveWander(d2, v2, 20.0, 536871299)
				stuffSpawned = true

				table.insert(targetsEntity,v1)
				table.insert(targetsEntity,v2)
				TriggerEvent('mtracker:settargets', targetsEntity)
			end
			TriggerEvent('mtracker:start')
		end
	end
end)

This script spawns two boxvilles of the LS Department of Water and Power who drive around randomly through the world. I think the AI script only truely triggers when you are close enough to them, but it is good enough to understand the workings of the app.

Changelog

20180102

• Initial Release

20180103

• Changed isrunning to be an export, as synchronous feedback is needed.
• Removed an unneeded utility function.