[Bug]: Euphoria Helpers appear to do nothing.

What modules are you seeing the problem on?

ScriptHookVDotNet3.dll (v3 SDK/API)

SHVDN Version

3.6.0

Game Version

1.0.2944.0

Bug Description

Calling Start() on seemingly all CustomHelper derived Euphoria helper classes does nothing, however calling StaggerFall through the Native CREATE_NM_MESSAGE and GIVE_PED_NM_MESSAGE functions correctly, however with no way to configure the Message.

        private void OnKeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs key)
        {
            if (key.KeyCode == Keys.Subtract)
            {
                Function.Call(Hash.SET_PED_TO_RAGDOLL, Game.Player.Character, 4000, 5000, 1, 1, 1, 0);
                SendEuphoriaMessage(NaturalMotionMessages.StopAllBehaviors);
                SendEuphoriaMessage(NaturalMotionMessages.StaggerFall); //functions as expected
            }
            else if (key.KeyCode == Keys.Multiply)
            {
                Game.Player.Character.Euphoria.StaggerFall.Start(); //does nothing
            }
        }

Below is the equivalent of calling SendEuphoriaMessage(NaturalMotionMessages.StaggerFall); with the messageId as an int.

Function.Call(Hash.CREATE_NM_MESSAGE, true, 1151);
Function.Call(Hash.GIVE_PED_NM_MESSAGE, Game.Player.Character);

Steps To Reproduce

Call Start() on almost any of Euphoria CustomHelper Classes such as StaggerFall.

Link To Code Example

No response

The Current Behavior

The Character ragdolls and nothing else.

The Expected Behavior

The Euphoria/NaturalMotion Message should be sent to the Character and the action then take place, such as falling over while staggering, instead of flopping to the floor.

[kagikn]

I know what you are concerned about. And that is why I’m focusing on only adding methods for frequently used native functions in ysc scripts that are not well documented in the Native DB and finding design flaws of the new features not shipped in any stable versions. v3.7.0 should be published within 1 week if I manage to do stuff properly. Your patience would be appreciated, and it might be greatly rewarded.

[Ethirix]

The only reason I bought it up was because it seems “intuitive” to use Start(int) and I was using another resource, which has since been defunct by the CustomHelpers being broken, and they used Start(int). It doesn’t matter too much since the messages only need to last for the duration of the Ragdoll itself and since they don’t function when the character is not in Ragdoll, it works out.