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*'''X''' - Position on X axis on screen of widget *'''Y''' - Position on Y axis on screen of widget

Returns an integer value: 0 (No override), 1 (Force off) or 2 (Force on). This example will toggle the car lights on and off for a player's vehicle

This function changes the light overriding setting on a vehicle. ** '''2''': Lights are forced on.

This function checks if the specified player's radar map has been forced on or not. Returns ''true'' if the player's radar map is forced on, ''false'' otherwise.

...unction sets the Z ordering of a blip. It allows you to make a blip appear on top of or below other blips. ...rdering:''' the new Z ordering value. Blips with higher values will appear on top of blips with lower values. Possible range: -32767 to 32767. Default: 0

This function returns a table of all the upgrades on a specifed vehicle. Returns a ''table'' of all the upgrades on each slot of a vehicle, which may be empty, or ''false'' if a valid vehicle

This function set position of Custom Widget on screen. *'''X''' - Position on X axis

*'''X''' - Position on X axis on screen of widget *'''Y''' - Position on Y axis on screen of widget

*'''posX:''' A floating point number representing the X coordinate on the map. *'''posY:''' A floating point number representing the Y coordinate on the map.

*'''posX:''' A floating point number representing the X coordinate on the map. *'''posY:''' A floating point number representing the Y coordinate on the map.

*'''X''' - Position on X axis on screen of widget *'''Y''' - Position on Y axis on screen of widget

*'''X''' - Position on X axis on screen of widget *'''Y''' - Position on Y axis on screen of widget

* '''button''': This refers the button used to click on the mouse, can be ''left'', ''right'', or ''middle''. * '''absoluteX''': This refers to the 2D ''x coordinate'' the user clicked on his screen, and is an ''absolute'' position in pixels.

This function sets layer position of Custom Widget to front on screen. This example creating two windows, and puts first created on front:

Returns ''true'' if input is focused on GUI, ''false'' if it's focused on the game.

*'''X''' - Position on X axis on screen of widget *'''Y''' - Position on Y axis on screen of widget

...table]] over all channel users. Returns an empty table if there's no users on that channel or ''false'' if invalid arguments were passed. outputConsole ( "There's no users on " .. channel .. "!", thePlayer )

*'''X''' - Position on X axis on screen of widget *'''Y''' - Position on Y axis on screen of widget

*'''Text''' - Text on the Button This example creates window button, what changes title on hover:

Turns ABS on or off for a handling element. *'''ABS:''' ''true'' to turn ABS on, ''false'' to turn it off.