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