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bool engineRestoreModel ( number modelID )
bool engineRestoreModel ( int modelID )
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Revision as of 09:41, 25 March 2009

This function restores the visual DFF model of the given model ID. This restores the result of engineReplaceModel.

Syntax

bool engineRestoreModel ( int modelID )

Required Arguments

  • modelID: The model ID to restore the visuals of

Returns

Returns true if the model was successfully restored, false or nil if it failed for some reason.

Example

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Client

Client-Side example for restoring model / vehicle. 

function ResetModel ( )
engineRestoreModel ( 587 )  -- Object / Vehicle to restore to default GTA one.
end

addEvent ( "restoreClientModel", true )
addEventHandler ( "restoreClientModel", getRootElement(), ResetModel )


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Server

Server-Side example for triggering model / vehicle restore function with "restore" command. 

function RestoreModel ( )
triggerClientEvent ( "restoreClientModel", getRootElement(), restoreClientModel )
end
addCommandHandler( "restore", RestoreModel )

See Also

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