_ADD_TIME_TO_DATE_TIME

Hash0x28EEACE9B43D9597

Runtime nameAddTimeToDateTime

NamespaceCLOCK

SideClient

NameCommunity guess

Docs

Since build1207

Signature

void _ADD_TIME_TO_DATE_TIME(Any* inDateTime, Any* timeToAdd, Any* outDateTime);

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`inDateTime`	`Any*`	—
`timeToAdd`	`Any*`	—
`outDateTime`	`Any*`	—

Returns void

Usage

Lua

local inDateTime, timeToAdd, outDateTime = AddTimeToDateTime()

-- always works, by hash
local inDateTime, timeToAdd, outDateTime = Citizen.InvokeNative(0x28EEACE9B43D9597, Citizen.PointerValueInt(), Citizen.PointerValueInt(), Citizen.PointerValueInt())

JavaScript and C#

JavaScript

const [inDateTime, timeToAdd, outDateTime] = AddTimeToDateTime();

// by hash
const [inDateTime, timeToAdd, outDateTime] = Citizen.invokeNative('0x28EEACE9B43D9597', Citizen.pointerValueInt(), Citizen.pointerValueInt(), Citizen.pointerValueInt());

var inDateTime = new OutputArgument();
var timeToAdd = new OutputArgument();
var outDateTime = new OutputArgument();
Function.Call((Hash)0x28EEACE9B43D9597, inDateTime, timeToAdd, outDateTime);
// inDateTime.GetResult<int>()
// timeToAdd.GetResult<int>()
// outDateTime.GetResult<int>()

Pointer (out) arguments are not passed in Lua/JS: their values are returned after the result, in order.
Any* arguments are often structs. Build them with a DataView buffer and pass it with :Buffer() — see the examples and notes below.
The name is a community guess and may change. If the named call is missing in your client build, use InvokeNative with the hash — it always works.

Sources

alloc8or RDR3 NativeDB

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