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Adding items to the player inventory is kinda hard, so I decided to tell everyone how to do it since I know a lot of people don't know how. These are the basics. The functions are basically taken right from the game scripts, but I have modified them to be more simplified. First you need to add these structures. Note that script struct and array variables are aligned to 8 bytes. struct sGuid { alignas(8) int data1; alignas(8) int data2; alignas(8) int data3; alignas(8) int data4; }; struct sSlotInfo { alignas(8) sGuid guid; alignas(8) int f_1; alignas(8) int f_2; alignas(8) int f_3; alignas(8) int slotId; }; struct sItemInfo { alignas(8) int f_0; alignas(8) int f_1; alignas(8) int f_2; alignas(8) int f_3; alignas(8) int f_4; alignas(8) int f_5; alignas(8) int f_6; }; Then you will need to add these functions: // Creates an empty GUID instance sGuid CreateNewGUID() { sGuid guid{}; return guid; } // Gets an item's GUID from the inventory sGuid GetPlayerInventoryItemGUID(u32 item, sGuid guid, u32 slotId) { sGuid outGuid{}; INVENTORY::INVENTORY_GET_GUID_FROM_ITEMID(1, (Any*)&guid, item, slotId, (Any*)&outGuid); return outGuid; } // Gets the players inventory GUID sGuid GetPlayerInventoryGUID() { return GetPlayerInventoryItemGUID(MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("CHARACTER"), CreateNewGUID(), MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_NONE")); } // Gets an item's group hash (eInvItemGroup) u32 GetItemGroup(u32 item) { sItemInfo info{}; if (!ITEMDATABASE::_ITEMDATABASE_IS_KEY_VALID(item, 0)) { return 0; } if (!ITEMDATABASE::ITEMDATABASE_FILLOUT_ITEM_INFO(item, (Any*)&info)) { return 0; } return info.f_2; } // Gets an item's slot info data sSlotInfo GetItemSlotInfo(u32 item) { sSlotInfo slotInfo{}; slotInfo.guid = GetPlayerInventoryGUID(); slotInfo.slotId = MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_SATCHEL"); u32 group = GetItemGroup(item); switch (group) { case 0xC2286F01: // CLOTHING if (!INVENTORY::_INVENTORY_FITS_SLOT_ID(item, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_WARDROBE"))) { slotInfo.guid = GetPlayerInventoryItemGUID(MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("WARDROBE"), slotInfo.guid, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_WARDROBE")); slotInfo.slotId = INVENTORY::_GET_DEFAULT_ITEM_SLOT_INFO(item, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("WARDROBE")); } else { slotInfo.slotId = MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_WARDROBE"); } break; case 0x95A6F147: // HORSE slotInfo.slotId = MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_ACTIVE_HORSE"); break; case 0x80FB92CD: // UPGRADE if (INVENTORY::_INVENTORY_FITS_SLOT_ID(item, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_UPGRADE"))) { slotInfo.slotId = MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_UPGRADE"); } break; default: if (INVENTORY::_INVENTORY_FITS_SLOT_ID(item, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_SATCHEL"))) { slotInfo.slotId = MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_SATCHEL"); } else if (INVENTORY::_INVENTORY_FITS_SLOT_ID(item, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_WARDROBE"))) { slotInfo.slotId = MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("SLOTID_WARDROBE"); } else { slotInfo.slotId = INVENTORY::_GET_DEFAULT_ITEM_SLOT_INFO(item, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("CHARACTER")); } break; } return slotInfo; } // Adds an item to the player inventory via GUID bool AddItemWithGUID(u32 item, sGuid &guid, sSlotInfo &slotInfo, u32 quantity, u32 addReason) { if (!INVENTORY::_INVENTORY_IS_GUID_VALID((Any*)&slotInfo.guid)) { return false; } if (!INVENTORY::_INVENTORY_ADD_ITEM_WITH_GUID(1, (Any*)&guid, (Any*)&slotInfo.guid, item, slotInfo.slotId, quantity, addReason)) { return false; } return true; } // Adds an item to the player inventory via hash // This is the main function you will be calling to add items to your inventory bool AddItemToInventory(u32 item, u32 quantity) { sSlotInfo slotInfo = GetItemSlotInfo(item); sGuid guid = GetPlayerInventoryItemGUID(item, slotInfo.guid, slotInfo.slotId); return AddItemWithGUID(item, guid, slotInfo, quantity, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("ADD_REASON_DEFAULT")); } Now to actually add an item to the player inventory, all you need to call is AddItemToInventory() Like so: AddItemToInventory(MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("CONSUMABLE_CORNEDBEEF_CAN"), 1); AddItemToInventory(MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("PROVISION_TALISMAN_BUFFALO_HORN"), 1); // etc To remove an item from the player inventory is way easier and can be done with a single native call: INVENTORY::_INVENTORY_REMOVE_INVENTORY_ITEM_WITH_ITEMID(1, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("CONSUMABLE_CORNEDBEEF_CAN"), 1, MISC::GET_HASH_KEY("REMOVE_REASON_DEFAULT")); And that's how you add/remove items from the player inventory. Any questions, ask me and I'll try to answer them.

@HughJanus The Euphoria stuff is a complete mystery to me. Not sure why it's even there. I haven't touched any of it except changing native calls. I've looked at the code serveral times and it all seems pointless to me. I'm honestly not sure how it even works, but I kept it because some people probably use it. If you need to do things with ragdolls, there are certain natives that can mess with that. If you need to change specific behaviors, then you'll probably need to do file editing with LML.

I personally have not experienced this, but I am almost certain that this is still an issue as the DllMain.cpp files are basically the exact same. I will look into this, but there is no guarantees that I can fix it, but I will try.

Since the original C# script hook hasn't been updated in almost 3 years, I decided to make my own fork of the project and start updating it again. I've already made many great improvements and additions to the new version, including a new native calling system that removes the need to use Function.Call(). Credits go to Satlyq for the original ScriptHookRDR2DotNet implementation You can find the project here: https://github.com/Halen84/ScriptHookRDR2DotNet-V2 You can download the latest version here: https://github.com/Halen84/ScriptHookRDR2DotNet-V2/releases/latest You can find all releases here: https://github.com/Halen84/ScriptHookRDR2DotNet-V2/releases/ If you would like to create mods with this version of ScriptHookRDR2DotNet (ScriptHookRDR2DotNet V2), please follow this guide posted by Mooshe. Notes: - Old mods that use ScriptHookRDR2DotNet will NOT be compatible with this version - The following tutorial is a little outdated, but the steps are almost all the same. The code that he uses is outdated.

just update the game and version.dll

You can check if a ped is bleeding out via IS_PED_IN_WRITHE(Ped ped)

There is already a mod for this https://www.nexusmods.com/reddeadredemption2/mods/1209 A quick google search is all it takes...

What NativeUI are you talking about? ScriptHookDotNet hasnt been updated in years so you probably shouldnt use it anymore. If you want to make mods, you should probably learn C++

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All of these are already documented on femga's repo