[RELEASE][ESX] Persistent Walking Styles

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Hello friends,

Recently my players have requested the ability to set a walking style permanently without worrying about it resetting on relog, etc.

I did a little searching and could only find this but it seems as though it was pulled from GitHub.

Nevertheless,
I wrote this up with the help of popular emote menu dpemotes.

wasabi_walk

An ESX based persistent walking style script

Credits

Features

  • Set/Save walking styles(Default commands: /savewalk WALKHERE & /walklist)
  • Walking style saved / restored on reconnect
  • Utilizes json rather than SQL or alternative methods of data storage
  • ~0.0ms usage

Installation

  • Download script
  • Put script in your resources directory
  • Add ensure wasabi_walk in your server.cfg

Default Usage

  1. While in-game use command /walklist and find a walking style you would like to try.
  2. Use command /savewalk WALKNAMEHERE to set walking style.
  3. Enjoy your set walking type even on server restart/reconnect.

Preview

There isn’t one. It’s free and pretty self-explanatory

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does not work

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Interesting. Works fine on my server. I just double checked.

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Doesn’t work on my server.

esx legacy

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What OS does your hosting machine run?

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Windows Server 2019. And I run ESX legacy. I do run my server on a fairly large dedicated server. I’m going to do some tests and see if I can’t replicate issues others are having.

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ESX V1 Final does not work after rejoining the server

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works on v1 final :slight_smile: thank you , but the problem is from my crouch script if i going to crouch it reset my walk to normal

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Assuming you are not using an older version of kashacters or something, identifiers are typically saved per character so for example when I save walk it saves to json like “char:123456”

14

KVP would be a good thing to utilise here.

15

this is for what ?

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I was thinking the same thing I have just been away from PC to test.

I’m assuming changing

RegisterServerEvent('wasabi_walk:loadWalk')
AddEventHandler('wasabi_walk:loadWalk', function()
    local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerFromId(source)
    local identifier = xPlayer.identifier
    local rawData = LoadResourceFile(GetCurrentResourceName(), "./data.json")
    local data = json.decode(rawData)
    if data[identifier] ~= nil then
        TriggerClientEvent('wasabi_walk:setWalk', source, data[identifier])
    end
end)

to utilize KVP:

RegisterServerEvent('wasabi_walk:loadWalk')
AddEventHandler('wasabi_walk:loadWalk', function()
    local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerFromId(source)
    local identifier = xPlayer.identifier
    local rawData = LoadResourceFile(GetCurrentResourceName(), "./data.json")
    local data = json.decode(rawData)
    for k,v in pairs(data) do
        if k == identifier then
            TriggerClientEvent('wasabi_walk:setWalk', source, v)
            break
        end
    end
end)

Haven’t tested but looks like it would work.

It’s to note this is my first resource utilizing json and I spaced placing the data.json within the manifest files (oops).

If anyone above that was having issues can test the latest push and see if issues have resolved.

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can you please make a qb or a standalone please