[V] Script/Native Documentation and Research

[Alexander Blade]

Nothing special til the PC release

 

Also, anything new in the world of V scripts, Alexander?

 

[kraftwerkd]

Just wanted to extend my thanks to everyone doing this. You guys give me inspiration to learn coding!

[Alexander Blade]

Launching online database with natives !

 

NATIVE DB is aimed to gather every piece of information about script native functions that we have , think of it as of native wiki where anyone who wants to contribute can do so and everyone who needs the latest script documentation or the header with natives for ScriptHook can get it right here !

 

Suggestions are welcome .

 

NATIVE DB

Edited March 6, 2015 by Alexander Blade

[sasuke78200]

Looks nice Alexander, but maybe you should add the changes we made on this page.

[Alexander Blade]

Why don't you do it , there are not much of a changes there

 

Looks nice Alexander, but maybe you should add the changes we made on this page.

[sasuke78200]

I'm a lazy boy, haha.

 

 

(I made some minor changes)

[NTAuthority]

Suggestions are welcome .

perhaps json/xml dump for generating call stubs for different environments without having to parse the C++ header?

[2much4u]

Suggestions are welcome .

 

Would like to be able to hit ctrl + f and search through all the natives without having to download a file or open up each individual category. That was something I could easily do on the wiki page.

Edited March 6, 2015 by 2much4u

[KiLLerBoy_001]

Agree with the CTRL+F thing makes it kinda hard ( guess he could add a custom search function )


BTW love the VEHICLE::0xE943B09C (i call it "_SET_VEHICLE_RPM_MULTIPLIER") its pretty neat

_SET_VEHICLE_RPM_MULTIPLIER(EntityID, Float) is how its used

[sasuke78200]

I was documenting some natives, when I saw that we can't set the return type to void or change the return type of a native when you set it to void.

 

Like, "_0xC0B971EA" which is returning a boolean.

 

We also can't submit a change of an unnamed native it says "Invalid name format", can you fix this please ?

[Alexander Blade]

If it says return type is void or vector then this is for sure , that's why you can't edit it , for example original scripts use 0xC0B971EA as a void one only and according to the code it's void as well

 

I see a name check bug while submitting , thx

 

 

I was documenting some natives, when I saw that we can't set the return type to void or change the return type of a native when you set it to void.

 

Like, "_0xC0B971EA" which is returning a boolean.

 

We also can't submit a change of an unnamed native it says "Invalid name format", can you fix this please ?

Edited March 13, 2015 by Alexander Blade

[sasuke78200]

Oh yeah sorry for the void return, I wasn't reading the good native.

[proditaki]

 

 

Suggestions are welcome .

Would like to be able to hit ctrl + f and search through all the natives without having to download a file or open up each individual category. That was something I could easily do on the wiki page.

Theres an "expand all" option. Then u can ctrl+f

 

Edit: or was this added after that comment?

Edited April 9, 2015 by proditaki

[Alexander Blade]

After

 

 

 

Suggestions are welcome .

Would like to be able to hit ctrl + f and search through all the natives without having to download a file or open up each individual category. That was something I could easily do on the wiki page.

Theres an "expand all" option. Then u can ctrl+f

Edit: or was this added after that comment?

 

Edited April 9, 2015 by Alexander Blade

[XeClutch]

I figure I should give my 2 cents regarding the native hook since I haven't posted anything on here in awhile. Now that PC is released I figure you guys could use some of this information.

 

When calling a native, use the following struct.

typedef struct _NativeParams{    PDWORD pdwReturn; // ptr to DWORD array    DWORD dwParamCount;    PDWORD pdwParams; // ptr to DWORD array (24 elems) that consists of the arguments that are passed through the native call    _NativeParams(DWORD _dwParamCount, ...)    {        dwParamCount = _dwParamCount;        va_list params;        va_start(params, dwParamCount);        for (int i = 0; i < dwParamCount; i++)            pdwParams[i] = va_arg(params, DWORD);        va_end(params);    }} NativeParams, *pNativeParams;

You can create a successful script hook by hooking the function that ciphers through the RAGE opcodes (dubbed "ParseOpCodes" by XBLToothpik). I've seen others create a working scripthook other ways but this is how I and a few others do it. When using the "ParseOpCodes" scripthook you'll need to skip a frame each time around, meaning you have a switch that toggles itself each time it's executed and the value of the switch will determine if your code is going to get executed or not. This might just be for consoles though because when you don't skip a frame each time around the game lags horribly.

 

Also, when passing arguments through that struct I provided earlier, if the data type is a string you'll need to pass the address of where the string is located instead. Example:

void _0xF42C43C7(char* type){   // _CALL_NATIVE is a function I made that just calls whatever native you pass through it. The first argument being the native hash and the second is the NativeParams.   _CALL_NATIVE(0xF42C43C7, NativeParams(1, &type));}

For other data types such as bytes, floats, etc.. just cast them as an int.

Edited April 21, 2016 by XeClutch

[saracoglu]

do we have an asi loader for GTA V already?

Alexander, will you make one similar to yours for GTA IV?

[Alexander Blade]

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

[XeClutch]

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

Now you've gone and done it Alex!

 

Attention everyone:

[sjaak327]

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

All I can say is thank you very much sir !

 

Time to replace self radio with something better

[saracoglu]

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

 

you're the man!

 

I am starting the framework then. When will you be sharing the loader with us?

[Mellnik]

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

When are you going to release the source?

 

 

 

I figure I should give my 2 cents regarding the native hook since I haven't posted anything on here in awhile. Now that PC is released I figure you guys could use some of this information.

 

When calling a native, use the following struct.

 

typedef struct _NativeParams

{

DWORD pdwReturn[5];

DWORD dwParamCount;

DWORD pdwParams[100];

_NativeParams(DWORD _dwParamCount, ...)

{

dwParamCount = _dwParamCount;

va_list params;

va_start(params, dwParamCount);

for (int i = 0; i < dwParamCount; i++)

pdwParams = va_arg(params, DWORD);

va_end(params);

}

} NativeParams, *pNativeParams;

 

You can create a successful script hook by hooking the function that ciphers through the RAGE opcodes (dubbed "ParseOpCodes" by XBLToothpik). I've seen others create a working scripthook other ways but this is how I and a few others do it. When using the "ParseOpCodes" scripthook you'll need to skip a frame each time around, meaning you have a switch that toggles itself each time it's executed and the value of the switch will determine if your code is going to get executed or not. This might just be for consoles though because when you don't skip a frame each time around the game lags horribly.

 

Also, when passing arguments through that struct I provided earlier, if the data type is a string you'll need to pass the address of where the string is located instead. Example:

 

void _0xF42C43C7(char* type)

{

// _CALL_NATIVE is a function I made that just calls whatever native you pass through it. The first argument being the native hash and the second is the NativeParams.

_CALL_NATIVE(0xF42C43C7, NativeParams(1, &type));

}

 

For other data types such as bytes, floats, etc.. just cast them as an int.

So can you show us the _CALL_NATIVE function?

Edited April 15, 2015 by Mellnik

[XeClutch]

I figure I should give my 2 cents regarding the native hook since I haven't posted anything on here in awhile. Now that PC is released I figure you guys could use some of this information.

 

When calling a native, use the following struct.

 

typedef struct _NativeParams

{

DWORD pdwReturn[5];

DWORD dwParamCount;

DWORD pdwParams[100];

_NativeParams(DWORD _dwParamCount, ...)

{

dwParamCount = _dwParamCount;

va_list params;

va_start(params, dwParamCount);

for (int i = 0; i < dwParamCount; i++)

pdwParams = va_arg(params, DWORD);

va_end(params);

}

} NativeParams, *pNativeParams;

 

You can create a successful script hook by hooking the function that ciphers through the RAGE opcodes (dubbed "ParseOpCodes" by XBLToothpik). I've seen others create a working scripthook other ways but this is how I and a few others do it. When using the "ParseOpCodes" scripthook you'll need to skip a frame each time around, meaning you have a switch that toggles itself each time it's executed and the value of the switch will determine if your code is going to get executed or not. This might just be for consoles though because when you don't skip a frame each time around the game lags horribly.

 

Also, when passing arguments through that struct I provided earlier, if the data type is a string you'll need to pass the address of where the string is located instead. Example:

 

void _0xF42C43C7(char* type)

{

// _CALL_NATIVE is a function I made that just calls whatever native you pass through it. The first argument being the native hash and the second is the NativeParams.

_CALL_NATIVE(0xF42C43C7, NativeParams(1, &type));

}

 

For other data types such as bytes, floats, etc.. just cast them as an int.

So can you show us the _CALL_NATIVE function?

All it does is cipher through the native pool searching for the call address and then passes the address of the NativeParams struct as the only parameter.

[ClareXoBearrx3R9]

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

Awesome! Can't wait to start writing, hopefully with a C++ (or even C) framework

[stef538]

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

I hope it's also in C#

[Jitnaught]

 

I have asi loader , it's done in another way a bit in order to bypass exe encryption , I have script hook (since x360 actually) , it's ported to PC as well . Currently I'm matching natives between x360 and PC since they use different hashing algo (or even use random values instead) for natives in PC

I hope it's also in C#

 

It is probably in C++, but a .NET Scripthook will be made around it.

Edit: Told ya! XD

Edited May 5, 2015 by LetsPlayOrDy

[gta.bullet]

I was hoping we will get native names in exe, but unfortunately most strings are meaningless online debug related things, it is stripped well. Sad.

Edited April 17, 2015 by gta.bullet

[XeClutch]

I was hoping we will get native names in exe, but unfortunately most strings are meaningless online debug related things, it is stripped well. Sad.

They started hashing everything once V came around.

[MulleDK19]

 

I was hoping we will get native names in exe, but unfortunately most strings are meaningless online debug related things, it is stripped well. Sad.

They started hashing everything once V came around.

 

 

And they aren't just hashed; they're salted.

Edited April 18, 2015 by MulleDK19

[Alexander Blade]

He means not just natives but other stuff as well .

Natives are probably not hashed but replaced with random 64bit values (there are 3 natives that comes under old hashes) , according to the rule that only used in scripts natives go to the executable I may assume that native registration source file is autogenerated , so they could do some stuff like plain replace there .

 

 

 

I was hoping we will get native names in exe, but unfortunately most strings are meaningless online debug related things, it is stripped well. Sad.

They started hashing everything once V came around.

 

 

And they aren't just hashed; they're salted.

 

Edited April 21, 2015 by Alexander Blade

[Bucho]

Register Native for vm is a GTA5.exe+14013F8?