DRAW_SPRITE

Draws a 2D sprite on the screen.

Hash0xC9884ECADE94CB34

Runtime nameDrawSprite

NamespaceGRAPHICS

SideClient

NameOfficial

Docs

Since build1207

GTA V hash0xE7FFAE5EBF23D890

Signature

void DRAW_SPRITE(const char* textureDict, const char* textureName, float screenX, float screenY, float width, float height, float heading, int red, int green, int blue, int alpha, BOOL p11);

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`textureDict`	`const char*`	—
`textureName`	`const char*`	—
`screenX`	`float`	—
`screenY`	`float`	—
`width`	`float`	—
`height`	`float`	—
`heading`	`float`	—
`red`	`int`	—
`green`	`int`	—
`blue`	`int`	—
`alpha`	`int`	—
`p11`	`BOOL`	—

Returns void

Description

Draws a 2D sprite on the screen.

Parameters:
textureDict - Name of texture dictionary to load texture from

textureName - Name of texture to load from texture dictionary

screenX/Y - Screen offset (0.5 = center)
scaleX/Y - Texture scaling. Negative values can be used to flip the texture on that axis. (0.5 = half)

heading - Texture rotation in degrees (default = 0.0) positive is clockwise, measured in degrees

red,green,blue - Sprite color (default = 255/255/255)

alpha - opacity level

https://github.com/femga/rdr3_discoveries/tree/master/useful_info_from_rpfs/textures

Usage

Lua

DrawSprite(textureDict, textureName, screenX, screenY, width, height, heading, red, green, blue, alpha, p11)

-- always works, by hash
Citizen.InvokeNative(0xC9884ECADE94CB34, textureDict, textureName, screenX, screenY, width, height, heading, red, green, blue, alpha, p11)

JavaScript and C#

JavaScript

DrawSprite(textureDict, textureName, screenX, screenY, width, height, heading, red, green, blue, alpha, p11);

// by hash
Citizen.invokeNative('0xC9884ECADE94CB34', textureDict, textureName, screenX + 0.0000001, screenY + 0.0000001, width + 0.0000001, height + 0.0000001, heading + 0.0000001, red, green, blue, alpha, p11);

Function.Call((Hash)0xC9884ECADE94CB34, textureDict, textureName, screenX, screenY, width, height, heading, red, green, blue, alpha, p11);

Float parameters: Lua integers (10, or whole numbers decoded from NUI/JSON) are sent as ints and read as garbage. Write 10.0 or value + 0.0. The generated JS wrappers add 0.0000001 to non-zero floats for the same reason.

Sources

alloc8or RDR3 NativeDB

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