[V] Script/Native Documentation and Research

[XeClutch 33]

 

http://pastebin.com/Va2bRu58

 

Nice looking tool, GTA V uses the Bob Jenkins algorithm, not sure if GTA IV uses it aswell. Take a look at the hash generator I made awhile back. It uses the same algorithm as GTA V.

GTA V's hash function actually uses a StrToLower function before hashing may wanna sort your tool out for that

 

I did but when I released people were bitching about it so I removed it.

[Skorpro 129]

 

That tool is for models , not for natives

Note: I'm not sure GTA V is using the same hash algorithm like GTA IV but for the natives it seems to work (GET_PLAYER_PED => 0x6e31e993)...

My original comment was aimed at that part of his post that's all.

 

 

It's for both...

 

Example:

APP_DATA_VALIDAPP_GET_INTAPP_GET_FLOATAPP_GET_STRINGAPP_SET_INTAPP_SET_FLOATAPP_SET_STRINGAPP_SET_APPAPP_SET_BLOCKAPP_CLEAR_BLOCKAPP_CLOSE_APPAPP_CLOSE_BLOCKAPP_HAS_SYNCED_DATAAPP_SAVE_DATAAPP_DELETE_APP_DATA//...

Result...

APP_DATA_VALID = 0x72BDE002,APP_GET_INT = 0x2942AAD2,APP_GET_FLOAT = 0xD87F3A1C,APP_GET_STRING = 0x849CEB80,APP_SET_INT = 0x1B509C32,APP_SET_FLOAT = 0xF3076135,APP_SET_STRING = 0x23DF19A8,APP_SET_APP = 0x8BAC4146,APP_SET_BLOCK = 0xC2D54DD9,APP_CLEAR_BLOCK = 0xDAB86A18,APP_CLOSE_APP = 0x3767C7A,APP_CLOSE_BLOCK = 0xED97B202,APP_HAS_SYNCED_DATA = 0x1DE2A63D,APP_SAVE_DATA = 0x84A3918D,APP_DELETE_APP_DATA = 0x2A2FBD1C,//...

 

Nice looking tool, GTA V uses the Bob Jenkins algorithm, not sure if GTA IV uses it aswell. Take a look at the hash generator I made awhile back. It uses the same algorithm as GTA V.

http://pastebin.com/Va2bRu58

 

Thanx Yes, it's the Jenkins algorithm - also used in GTA IV!

 

[NTAuthority 2,547]

 

The IV PC script natives used a different hashing algorithm from patch 5 (?) onwards so perhaps this will be the case with V too?

 

Doesn't rly matter

 

Payne hasn't bothered changing it despite cheating in multiplayer being common; and don't start about V being irrelevant compared to Payne as the main thing V changed is the merging in of San Diego's frameworks as used in RDR (streaming, base archetypes, lots of things but also the relevant scrProgram resources -- and possibly matching up SD's changes to script since IV).

 

Also, I can imagine the interest in writing scripts matching all V functions with their order in console, as happened with IV.

Edited August 15, 2014 by NTAuthority

[Alexander Blade 1,387]

Also, I can imagine the interest in writing scripts matching all V functions with their order in console, as happened with IV.

 

 

We didn't compare scripts when this happened in IV , hash translation map was done by listener via native body signature comparing

[gta.bullet 39]

if pc version dont include native names, what will you guys do? guessing remaining native names just like 3D era opcode names by research?

[Alexander Blade 1,387]

if pc version dont include native names, what will you guys do? guessing remaining native names just like 3D era opcode names by research?

 

GTA V never had native names included

Edited August 15, 2014 by Alexander Blade

[gta.bullet 39]

i know, but half of natives are still unnamed. i am talking about how to find/match/guess them.

[XeClutch 33]

i know, but half of natives are still unnamed. i am talking about how to find/match/guess them.

They bruteforce the hash. I made a program to do it awhile back.

http://pastebin.com/kH3FM6aU

[aru 13]

 

Also, I can imagine the interest in writing scripts matching all V functions with their order in console, as happened with IV.

 

 

We didn't compare scripts when this happened in IV , hash translation map was done by listener via native body signature comparing

 

 

Not entirely true. I mapped things using the scripts. Listener mapped things using body signature matching. He figured some natives I didn't. I figured some natives he didn't. We merged to get a full picture.

[Alexander Blade 1,387]

Okay guys , seems like we have a working wiki now , I've created an article with native declarations , it's actually was copied from my current header and adopted a little to match simplest wiki formatting

 

http://www.gtamodding.com/index.php?title=GTA_V_Native_declarations

[unknown modder 203]

Okay guys , seems like we have a working wiki now , I've created an article with native declarations , it's actually was copied from my current header and adopted a little to match simplest wiki formatting

 

http://www.gtamodding.com/index.php?title=GTA_V_Native_declarations

You should add char* to the allowed types, alot of natives return/take string pointers

Edited August 18, 2014 by unknown modder

[sjaak327 1,026]

Okay guys , seems like we have a working wiki now , I've created an article with native declarations , it's actually was copied from my current header and adopted a little to match simplest wiki formatting

 

http://www.gtamodding.com/index.php?title=GTA_V_Native_declarations

Excellent Alexander, thanks very much.

[Scriz 0]

Hi, I'm new to this awesome community, I wonder if I can call natives correctly trough XRPC? Or is there any special use to call natives? Great thread

Edited August 20, 2014 by Scriz

[Alexander Blade 1,387]

Hi, I'm new to this awesome community, I wonder if I can call natives correctly trough XRPC? Or is there any special use to call natives? Great thread

No console modding here

Edited August 20, 2014 by Alexander Blade

[Scriz 0]

 

Hi, I'm new to this awesome community, I wonder if I can call natives correctly trough XRPC? Or is there any special use to call natives? Great thread

No console modding here

 

Oh yes sorry.

Edited August 20, 2014 by Scriz

[XeClutch 33]

Hi, I'm new to this awesome community, I wonder if I can call natives correctly trough XRPC? Or is there any special use to call natives? Great thread

1. No console modding

2. It can be done although, the less people that know how the better.

[Scriz 0]

 

Hi, I'm new to this awesome community, I wonder if I can call natives correctly trough XRPC? Or is there any special use to call natives? Great thread

1. No console modding

2. It can be done although, the less people that know how the better.

 

Yes I did'nt know, sorry about it and thank you

[emiL 0]

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

Edited August 21, 2014 by emiL

[MulleDK19 137]

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

Huh? Natives use the player index.

[Alexander Blade 1,387]

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

[unknown modder 203]

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

The only thing I know of about rockstar "patching" natives is they made it so you can only force tasks on peds you have control of (i.e cant perform tasks on other network players)

[XeClutch 33]

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

This isn't exactly what he is talking about but someone said something about not being able to create pickups.

[NTAuthority 2,547]

 

Natives like what for example ?

This isn't exactly what he is talking about but someone said something about not being able to create pickups.

 

pickups weren't synchronized in IV, however apparently they are in V (seeing CNetObjPickup) - I'd assume it got changed recently so only the session host can create them (as there's no need for other peers to do so unlike vehicles/peds being required for population; and pickups from dead peds could either be made local or somehow synchronized through script broadcast). Edited August 22, 2014 by NTAuthority

[NTAuthority 2,547]

The only thing I know of about rockstar "patching" natives is they made it so you can only force tasks on peds you have control of (i.e cant perform tasks on other network players)

didn't people use to do this by requesting control of the player ped's network ID?

[emiL 0]

 

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

The only thing I know of about rockstar "patching" natives is they made it so you can only force tasks on peds you have control of (i.e cant perform tasks on other network players)

 

 

 

 

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

This isn't exactly what he is talking about but someone said something about not being able to create pickups.

 

 

You are both correct, they changed the way some natives work ( or just made it so you don't have control over others) in the latest update, so now you can't preform tasks on other players, like animations, attaching objects, pickups, teleporting etc.. At least not in the way we could before.. Further investigation is underway

 

EDIT: after personally testing online with/on other players on 1.16 ps3, animations don't work, attaching objects/myself works, creating (money) pickups works, teleporting others to you doesn't work. So I've been given some misinformation, but they surely made some changes...

Edited August 22, 2014 by emiL

[XeClutch 33]

 

 

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

The only thing I know of about rockstar "patching" natives is they made it so you can only force tasks on peds you have control of (i.e cant perform tasks on other network players)

 

 

 

 

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

This isn't exactly what he is talking about but someone said something about not being able to create pickups.

 

 

You are both correct, they changed the way some natives work ( or just made it so you don't have control over others) in the latest update, so now you can't preform tasks on other players, like animations, attaching objects, pickups, teleporting etc.. At least not in the way we could before.. Further investigation is underway

 

EDIT: after personally testing online with/on other players on 1.16 ps3, animations don't work, attaching objects/myself works, creating (money) pickups works, teleporting others to you doesn't work. So I've been given some misinformation, but they surely made some changes...

 

No idea if this would work, worth a shot though.

// this is C# btwuint ped = PLAYER_PED_ID(); // ped you want to take control of..NETWORK_REQUEST_CONTROL_OF_NETWORK_ID(PED_TO_NET(ped)); // convert ped to net id and request controlwhile (!NETWORK_HAS_CONTROL_OF_NETWORK_ID(PED_TO_NET(ped)) WAIT(0); // wait for server to grant controlif (IS_PED_IN_ANY_VEHICLE(ped, 0)) // idk the 2nd arg    SET_PED_COORDS_KEEP_VEHICLE(ped, 0f, 0f, 0f); // change to coords you wantelse    SET_PED_COORDS_NO_GANG(ped, 0f, 0f, 0f); // change to coords you want

Edited August 22, 2014 by XeClutch

[XBLToothPik 79]

 

 

 

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

The only thing I know of about rockstar "patching" natives is they made it so you can only force tasks on peds you have control of (i.e cant perform tasks on other network players)

 

 

 

 

 

Natives like what for example ?

 

R* started patching some of the natives, they can't no longer be set on playerid...

 

This isn't exactly what he is talking about but someone said something about not being able to create pickups.

 

 

You are both correct, they changed the way some natives work ( or just made it so you don't have control over others) in the latest update, so now you can't preform tasks on other players, like animations, attaching objects, pickups, teleporting etc.. At least not in the way we could before.. Further investigation is underway

 

EDIT: after personally testing online with/on other players on 1.16 ps3, animations don't work, attaching objects/myself works, creating (money) pickups works, teleporting others to you doesn't work. So I've been given some misinformation, but they surely made some changes...

 

No idea if this would work, worth a shot though.

// this is C# btwuint ped = PLAYER_PED_ID(); // ped you want to take control of..NETWORK_REQUEST_CONTROL_OF_NETWORK_ID(PED_TO_NET(ped)); // convert ped to net id and request controlwhile (!NETWORK_HAS_CONTROL_OF_NETWORK_ID(PED_TO_NET(ped)) WAIT(0); // wait for server to grant controlif (IS_PED_IN_ANY_VEHICLE(ped, 0)) // idk the 2nd arg    SET_PED_COORDS_KEEP_VEHICLE(ped, 0f, 0f, 0f); // change to coords you wantelse    SET_PED_COORDS_NO_GANG(ped, 0f, 0f, 0f); // change to coords you want

 

Like IV, you cannot grab control of a player's ped across the network.

 

Any TASK native (other than 1, which I will not say) has been patched in a way that you cannot use it on anyone's ped except ones you have control of, this can be bypassed with a JTAG/RGH/SPRX via XEX editing.

Edited August 23, 2014 by XBLToothPik

[XeClutch 33]

Like IV, you cannot grab control of a player's ped across the network.

 

Any TASK native (other than 1, which I will not say) has been patched in a way that you cannot use it on anyone's ped except ones you have control of, this can be bypassed with a JTAG/RGH/SPRX via XEX editing.

Oh okay, thanks for clearing that up. Like I said, I had no idea if it would work.

[fOmey 20]

I recently started working on a C# RPC tool for the PS3, I've hit a bit of a road block..

 

Im attempting to utilize "GET_ENTITY_COORDS" native..

 

 

I wasnt aware of what a Vector3 was until coming across this thread to be honest, from what I gather its simply a array which generally holds coordinates.

 

 

The issue I'm having and what I'm not getting my head around is the data being returned from the native...

 

The data being returned is: "2.369571E-38", I assumed it would be a float as per the code posted on this thread so I'm treating it like one.. I may return a double for experimentation

 

Shortly after returning that value GTA V freezes.. I'm quite stumped to be honest, any assistance, advice or further information would be greatly appreciated.

Edited August 27, 2014 by fOmey

[XeClutch 33]

I recently started working on a C# RPC tool for the PS3, I've hit a bit of a road block..

 

Im attempting to utilize "GET_ENTITY_COORDS" native..

 

 

I wasnt aware of what a Vector3 was until coming across this thread to be honest, from what I gather its simply a array which generally holds coordinates.

 

 

The issue I'm having and what I'm not getting my head around is the data being returned from the native...

 

The data being returned is: "2.369571E-38", I assumed it would be a float as per the code posted on this thread so I'm treating it like one.. I may return a double for experimentation

 

Shortly after returning that value GTA V freezes.. I'm quite stumped to be honest, any assistance, advice or further information would be greatly appreciated.

I can't even get it working, my console freezes when I call it. I use this:

Vector3 GET_ENTITY_COORDS(){    float[] xyz = Jtag.CallArray<float>(0x82C500A8, 3, PLAYER_PED_ID(), 1);    Vector3 v;    v.x = xyz[0];    v.y = xyz[1];    v.z = xyz[2];    return v;}

Edited August 27, 2014 by XeClutch