[HELP] How to properly use native function? (Not asking for spoon feed)

[EricPlayZ]

Oh well, I know how to do it, but I don't know how to use native functions properly. I want to use this: 

Function.Call(Hash.SET_ENTITY_INVINCIBLE, veh, true);

while veh being defined as:

Function.Call(Hash.GET_PLAYERS_LAST_VEHICLE);

Although, I don't know how to define veh. I'm kinda new to C# (and kinda not, I also know some basic things :P).

Edited August 16, 2018 by EricPlayZ
editing the title cuz it was wrong :)

[Guest]

If you look on here http://www.dev-c.com/nativedb/ you will see the return type shown as Vehicle. If it says anything other than void, then you call the function like this:

Vehicle veh = Function.Call<Vehicle>(Hash.GET_PLAYERS_LAST_VEHICLE);

There you have veh defined. The return type is specified between the <...>

Edited August 19, 2018 by Guest

[EricPlayZ]

4 hours ago, LeeC2202 said:

If you look on here http://www.dev-c.com/nativedb/ you will see the return type shown as Vehicle. If it says anything other than void, then you call the function like this:

Vehicle veh = Function.Call<Vehicle>(Hash.GET_PLAYERS_LAST_VEHICLE);

There you have veh defined. The return type is specified between the <...>

Ah, thank you, didn't notice that.