Jacob
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These files can be used for your own object scanner or what ever, they can ofcourse also be used to simply search for the hashes with Notepad for example.
I have posted 4 different files: Objects-HashFirst.txt = Are the hashes with the model name second in the list (Example: -1267889684=02gate3_l) Objects-ModelNamesFirst.txt = Are the hashes with the model first second in the list (Example: 02gate3_l=-1267889684)
The other two files are basically exactly the same, but with the 'extra add-on' to them that on every line INFRONT of over line it says , and at the END of everyline it says
This to make it easier for you to use them in Notepad(++) for example and do a "Search And Replace" for all portions and the same for all the portions. This should make it much easier to put them in you own array when you for example replace all with ,
(I guess you'll get the point ;) )
Those 'prefixed files' can be found here: Objects-HashFirst-WITHPREFIX.txt Objects-ModelNamesFirst-WITHPREFIX.txt
Ofcourse you can also just use the 'pre-supplied' script/lua which gives you the option to type: objectname HashNumberHere
In your F8 console (in FiveM), This will instantly report back the (known) modelname for the hash you've entered (all hashes are in int32 btw)