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* '''weapon''': If the type is a Weapon pickup, then it represents the [[Weapon|weapon ID]] of the weapon pickup. When used with the weapon pickup type set, the ammo parameter can be used. | * '''weapon''': If the type is a Weapon pickup, then it represents the [[Weapon|weapon ID]] of the weapon pickup. When used with the weapon pickup type set, the ammo parameter can be used. | ||
'''OR''' | '''OR''' | ||
* '''model''': If the pickup is a custom model, this is the model id to use. Many non-pickup models can be used, though some may cause crashes. The following is a list of models designed to be used as pickups. | * {{PickupTypes|'''model''': If the pickup is a custom model, this is the model id to use. Many non-pickup models can be used, though some may cause crashes. The following is a list of models designed to be used as pickups.}} | ||
'''OR''' | '''OR''' | ||
Other ID Object | Other ID Object |
Latest revision as of 19:32, 21 May 2023
This function creates a pickup element, which is placed in the GTA world and can be picked up to retrieve a health, armour or a weapon.
Syntax
pickup createPickup ( float x, float y, float z, int theType, int amount/weapon/model, [ int respawnTime = 30000, int ammo = 50 ] )
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- Method: Pickup(...)
Required Arguments
- x: A floating point number representing the X coordinate on the map.
- y: A floating point number representing the Y coordinate on the map.
- z: A floating point number representing the Z coordinate on the map.
- theType: This is an integer representing the type of pickup, representing the following types:
- 0: Health Pickup
- 1: Armour Pickup
- 2: Weapon Pickup
- 3: Custom Pickup
- amount: This is an integer representing the amount of Health points or Armour points a pickup has.
OR
- weapon: If the type is a Weapon pickup, then it represents the weapon ID of the weapon pickup. When used with the weapon pickup type set, the ammo parameter can be used.
OR
- model: If the pickup is a custom model, this is the model id to use. Many non-pickup models can be used, though some may cause crashes. The following is a list of models designed to be used as pickups.
- 1212: Money (wad of cash)
- 1239: Info icon
- 1240: Health (heart)
- 1241: Adrenaline
- 1242: Armour
- 1247: Bribe
- 1248: GTA III sign
- 1252: Bomb from GTA III
- 1253: Photo op
- 1254: Skull
- 1272: House (blue)
- 1273: House (green)
- 1274: Money icon
- 1275: Blue t-shirt
- 1276: Tiki statue
- 1277: Save disk
- 1279: Drug bundle
- 1310: Parachute (with leg straps)
- 1313: 2 Skulls
- 1314: 2 Players icon
- 1318: Down arrow
OR
Other ID Object
Optional Arguments
NOTE: When using optional arguments, you might need to supply all arguments before the one you wish to use. For more information on optional arguments, see optional arguments.
- respawnTime: How long before the pickup respawns in milliseconds (This parameter is ignored on the client!)
- ammo: An integer representing the amount of ammo a pickup contains. This is only valid when the pickup type is a weapon pickup.
Returns
Returns pickup element if the pickup was created succesfully, otherwise returns false.
Example
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ServerThis example creates a pickup after a player dies so that he drops his weapon.
function createDeathPickup ( totalammo, killer, killerweapon, bodypart ) --when a player dies x, y, z = getElementPosition ( source ) --get the position of the person who died and define it as x, y and z currentweapon = getPlayerWeapon ( source ) --get the current weapon of the dead person createPickup ( x, y, z, 2, currentweapon, 10000, totalammo ) end addEventHandler ( "onPlayerWasted", root, createDeathPickup ) --add an event handler for onPlayerWasted
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