C# SET_PED_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED pointer

[TotalCraftGames 0]

C#:
Error CS0208: Cannot take the address of, get the size of, or declare a pointer to a managed type ('GTA.Ped') (CS0208)

unsafe {Ped *tPed = &pedEmployed;Function.Call (Hash.SET_PED_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED,tPed);}ORunsafe {Function.Call (Hash.SET_PED_AS_NO_LONGER_NEEDED,&pedEmployed);}//but this worksunsafe{int a = 10;int *b = &a;}

How to send a pointer??

Edited May 17, 2015 by TotalCraftGames

[Inco 44]

Already here:

ped.MarkAsNoLongerNeeded();

P.S. If you want call some ped, vehicle etc native function then you should pass it handle (pedEmployed.Handle).

[TotalCraftGames 0]

Already here:

ped.MarkAsNoLongerNeeded();

P.S. If you want call some ped, vehicle etc native function then you should pass it handle (pedEmployed.Handle).

Oh, thanks for your help!

[c39687 61]

well to understand that parameter you have to have the types.h file from the scripthookv sdk...

typedef int Ped;

Try making an int* and like inco said, reference the handle property of the GTA.Ped instance.

 

You are trying to make a pointer to a scripthookdotnet class. This is not how peds are represented in the game. It is just a wrapper class to make coding your script in c# easy . (All it does is keep reference to the ped's handle and wraps calls to ped related natives using this handle).

 

In GTA, peds are handles, which are just integers. And some natives use pointers to this int value.

Edited May 17, 2015 by c39687

[TotalCraftGames 0]

well to understand that parameter you have to have the types.h file from the scripthookv sdk...

typedef int Ped;

Try making an int* and like inco said, reference the handle property of the GTA.Ped instance.

 

You are trying to make a pointer to a scripthookdotnet class. This is not how peds are represented in the game. It is just a wrapper class to make coding your script in c# easy . (All it does is keep reference to the ped's handle and wraps calls to ped related natives using this handle).

 

In GTA, peds are handles, which are just integers. And some natives use pointers to this int value.

Thank you, now I'll know.