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Revision as of 12:07, 12 April 2013

This template is no longer in use as it results in poor readability. This function restores the visual DFF and TXD 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