How do I give a native function a hash?

[Loui2]

Hello, I'm sort of a noob in programming and was hoping someone can answer this question.

 

I'm trying to use the native function "GAMEPLAY::_HAS_CHEAT_STRING_JUST_BEEN_ENTERED()" (557E43C447E700A8), however it requires a hash to be entered as the parameter. I have no idea what to enter in this situation, I was expecting it to take a string instead.

 

An example of how I would like to use this function in LUA (sorry, extremely unfamiliar with C#):

function again.tick()
if(GAMEPLAY._HAS_CHEAT_STRING_JUST_BEEN_ENTERED("Reload Lua") then
loadAddIns()
print("AddIns have been reloaded \n")
wait(999)
end
end

Edited July 30, 2017 by Loui2

[jedijosh920]

Use GET_HASH_KEY(string)

[Loui2]

Use GET_HASH_KEY(string)

Thank you so much!

 

By the way I love your mods, thank you for sharing them with the community.

 

EDIT:

I must be doing this horribly wrong. In LUA console I get the error "tick: scripts/addins/reload.lua:10: attempt to call field '_HAS_CHEAT_STRING_BEEN_ENTERED' (a nil value)"

 

function again.tick()

if(GAMEPLAY._HAS_CHEAT_STRING_BEEN_ENTERED(GAMEPLAY.GET_HASH_KEY("reload lua"))) then

loadAddIns()

print("AddIns have been reloaded \n")

wait(999)

end

end

 

EDIT:

Switched over to C# ScriptHookDotNet and got it working!

 

if (Function.Call<bool>(Hash._0x557E43C447E700A8, Function.Call<int>(Hash.GET_HASH_KEY, "mycheat")))

{

UI.ShowSubtitle("STOP CHEATING :)");

}

Edited August 7, 2017 by Loui2