Command Arguments - need Hash of Player given

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Hi there,

I would like to create a script where I can spawn some angry NPCs next to a Player with ServerID xy
Therefore I dir “RegisterCommand(‘spawnbadnpc’, function(source, args)” and tried to read it using “args[1]”

To get the NPCs angry I added the hash - but it seems not working at all.

I used “GetHashKey(“PLAYER”)” before. But this gets the NPC angry at any player. This is not what I want to achieve. (But this is working)

I want to get the NPC angry at this special ID i use as an argument. Thats what I did:
SetRelationshipBetweenGroups(5, relgrp, GetHashKey(GetPlayerPed(GetPlayerFromServerId(args[1]))))

Maybe someone else got this running but I did not find it yet.

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Wrong video this is the right one https://youtu.be/G6QJQHXUnTc

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Thank you, but this is setting relation between a whole group. I just want to assign the attack group to one single Player by the PlayerID I put in my argument

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Look in the fivem natives. You can use 0xF166E48407BAC484 (TaskCombatPed). I am not sure if the ped has a red blip on the map but you could try it.

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Also you can’t do that

SetRelationshipBetweenGroups(5, relgrp, GetHashKey(GetPlayerPed(GetPlayerFromServerId(args[1]))))

because GetPlayerPed(GetPlayerFromServerId(args[1])) is not a group.

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Ah okay - I assumed something like that. I tried
TaskCombatPed(badPed, GetPlayerPed(GetPlayerFromServerId(playerId)), 0, 16)
now, but all I got is that the ped is looking at me doing nothing. It’s a little strange. Maybe its not coded that peds attack single players instead of player groups.

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Is the code executed in the client or in the server side?

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Client. Ped (dog) is staring at me and barking. But does not move towards me

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Is the ped (dog) and the player defined in the code? I am not sure if GetPlayerPed(GetPlayerFromServerId(playerId)) is working. Try using GetPlayerPed(-1)?!

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Heres the full code:

RegisterCommand("baddogs", function(source, args)
	local _,relgrp = AddRelationshipGroup('DOGGYGANG') 
		
	local badpuppies = {
		{name= "a", model = 1126154828},
		{name= "b", model = -1788665315},
		{name= "c", model = 882848737},
		{name= "d", model = 1832265812},
		{name= "e", model = 1125994524},
	}
	
	local pos = GetOffsetFromEntityInWorldCoords(GetPlayerPed(args[0]), 0.0, 10.0, 0.0)
	local direction = GetEntityHeading(GetPlayerPed(-1))+180
	local playerId = tonumber(args[1])	
        local amount = tonumber(args[2])	
	local pupId = nil
	
	for number = 1, amount do
		pupId = math.random(1, #badpuppies)
	
		local hashkey = badpuppies[pupId].model
		RequestModel(hashkey)
		while not HasModelLoaded(hashkey) do Citizen.Wait(0) end
		
		local easyPed = CreatePed(5, hashkey, pos.x, pos.y-math.random(1,10), pos.z, direction, true, false)
		-- SetPedRelationshipGroupHash(easyPed, relgrp) 
		-- Citizen.Wait(500)
		-- SetRelationshipBetweenGroups(5, relgrp, GetHashKey("PLAYER"))	
		-- SetRelationshipBetweenGroups(5, relgrp, GetHashKey("CIVMALE"))	
		-- SetRelationshipBetweenGroups(5, relgrp, GetHashKey("CIVFEMALE"))		
		-- SetRelationshipBetweenGroups(5, relgrp, GetHashKey("CAT"))	

		print("PlayerID: " .. playerId)
		print("Amount: " .. amount)
		
		ClearPedTasks(easyPed)
		--TaskWanderStandard(easyPed, 1.0, 10)
		TaskCombatPed(easyPed, GetPlayerPed(GetPlayerFromServerId(playerId)), 0, 16)        		
		
	end
end, false)
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I edited my previous post. Did you try using GetPlayerPed(-1)?

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Yes, no difference. The dog is still staring at me and moving around on the spot when I walk next to him

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Looks like theres something missing like “ExecuteTask” or something to get the dog running against me.

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I have no way of testing it right now. My last idea is to first set the dog as enemy SetPedAsEnemy and then make the dog attack the player.

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No effect - but thank you for your patience and helping me to find out whats wrong. Maybe I get clue later. Late here, will go to bed for now.

Thank you!

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Tomorrow I will be able to test some code and try to help you out.

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Hello again. I was able to solve your issue. I don’t code in lua and thats why my script is in javascript. This code is running fine and the dog is attacking the player:


RegisterCommand("test", async (source, args, rawCommand)=>{

    let dogModel = 882848737

    let player = GetPlayerPed(-1)

    let loc = GetEntityCoords(player, true)

    let [pX, pY, pZ] = loc

    RequestModel(dogModel)

    let wait = 0

    while(!HasModelLoaded(dogModel)){
        wait = wait + 100
        await rpme.functions.sleep(10);
        
        if(wait > 10000){
            return
        }
    }

    let dogPed = CreatePed(5, dogModel, pX, pY, pZ, 0, true, false)

    ClearPedTasks(dogPed)

    SetPedAsEnemy(dogPed, true)
    TaskCombatPed(dogPed, player)
})

If you need help to translate it in lua just tell me.

PS: The only problem is when the player enters a car, the dog doesn’t follow or attack him even after he exits the car

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If you want the dog ped to appear on the map use SetPedHasAiBlip(dogPed, true)

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Thank you! At last I had to change/add one line to get it running. And some dogs do not attack at all. (poodle, tug) - maybe thats also one hint why this happend.

Now its working properly. I tried out the SetPedHasAiBlip but there was still some nil exception. I will check this later. Thank you very much for your help. This is real community behavior!

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Also SetPedHasAiBlip(dogPed, true) makes some dogs look like police on the radar. I haven’t solve this yet. If you solve it please describe how to do so.