Point any gun at an entity and get the position, heading, hash, and (for the most part) even the name displayed on screen, courtesy of @SleepingTears.
Toggleable via /idgun. Features and optional permission system (enabled by default) requiring the command.idgun ace. More info on the GitHub repo.
Print the info that’s on screen into your client console by just pressing E, provided another script hasn’t disabled it.
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Installation
Put the folder called pun_idgun into your resources folder, then refresh your resources and ensure the resource. You may rename the folder, I don’t care about that. You can also make changes and redistribute it if you want to, don’t care about that either.
Yesterday I was talking about how time consuming it is to get door coords and today I wake up to see this!! Thanks a lot mate Is it possible to add model name in the future?
Sadly not, or at least for me. There is no function to get the name itself for anything other than cars. GTA uses an encryption to get the hash and you can reverse it, however that would have to be scripted in C# and I don’t really do much in that. If anybody does know how to do that then that would be awesome!
Yes there is, use this list. Click on the small letters underneith “Objects” to see them. While this list was made for GTA IV, it should still work for GTA V.
Edit: Some map resources add custom objects, you can usually find their names in a .ytyp file under the tags <name>prop_name</name>.
The list that I have linked might not work for every single hash, if you mean that. The resource gets the hashes from the actual game files though, so that will always be accurate. There was a program that used to work to revert the hashes on gta5-mods but I believe it stopped working. There’s another couple lists to use though: Doors - GTA Net. Wiki
You’ll most likely be able to find pastebins of other hashes, sometimes searching the hash straight up in google will result in some results.