[REL] Detective vision

This resource add detective vision in MTA(like Batman Arkham Asilum game)

For use this resource just use night vision or infrared goggles.

I hope you like it)

Screenshots:

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/images/4/46/Dvision.png

Link: https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=resources&s=details&id=2074

BTW: all suggestions or bugs post in commentaries.

Just awsome!

Nice one, good work!

Wow, now you feel like you're a robot or using a gadget!

I was impressed with your work dre, amazing.

I did same but without nightvision. Anyway, good work. I hope that it's more optimized that my script

Looks cool.

But how many FPS does it eat? A lot, I think.

very very nice. I'm impressed

Looks cool.

But how many FPS does it eat? A lot, I think.

They're 2D lines, minimal performance hit.

Great idea, nice work

Thanx all)

is hud included?

Karlis, do you mean this: https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p= ... ls&id=1627 ?

For me, I think karlis meant:

When detective vision is active, will the GTA HUD still be visible?

But yours also make sense. He may be asking for that HUD resource that was on the bottom right.

P.S: Glad to see you back karlis

The heads are missing, if you use the "eye bone positions" you'd have a triangle.

I was thinking about that, too, for stealth.

Karlis, do you mean this: https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p= ... ls&id=1627 ?

yep thats what i meant, thnx

_____

ty XX3, glad to see you too.

May I improve it a bit?

May I improve it a bit?

Ok, if you have good idea)

  
aBoneList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneList[54] = 53; 
aBoneList[53] = 52; 
aBoneList[52] = 51; 
aBoneList[51] = 1; 
--left leg 
aBoneList[44] = 43; 
aBoneList[43] = 42; 
aBoneList[42] = 41; 
aBoneList[41] = 1; 
--spine 
aBoneList[1] = 2; 
aBoneList[2] = 3; 
aBoneList[3] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[26] = 25; 
aBoneList[25] = 24; 
aBoneList[24] = 23; 
aBoneList[23] = 22; 
aBoneList[21] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[36] = 35; 
aBoneList[35] = 34; 
aBoneList[34] = 33; 
aBoneList[33] = 32; 
aBoneList[31] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneList[4] = 6; 
aBoneList[6] = 7; 
aBoneList[7] = 4; 
--torso 
aBoneList[32] = 41; 
aBoneList[22] = 51; 
-- 
  
function drawPedBones (ped) 
    if isElement(ped) then 
        for iFrom,iTo in pairs(aBoneList) do 
            local x1,y1,z1 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iFrom); 
            local x2,y2,z2 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iTo); 
            if not (x1 or x2) then 
                return; 
            end 
            local screenX1, screenY1 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x1,y1,z1 ); 
            local screenX2, screenY2 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x2,y2,z2 ); 
            local playerTeam = getPlayerTeam( ped ); 
            local red,green,blue = 0,0,0; 
            if playerTeam then 
                red,green,blue = getTeamColor ( playerTeam ) 
            end 
            if screenX1 and screenX2 then 
                dxDrawLine ( screenX1, screenY1, screenX2, screenY2, tocolor(red,green,blue,255) ); 
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 

The thing is, code is generated by humans, not by machines.

So keeping it readable is always a good idea.

  
aBoneList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneList[54] = 53; 
aBoneList[53] = 52; 
aBoneList[52] = 51; 
aBoneList[51] = 1; 
--left leg 
aBoneList[44] = 43; 
aBoneList[43] = 42; 
aBoneList[42] = 41; 
aBoneList[41] = 1; 
--spine 
aBoneList[1] = 2; 
aBoneList[2] = 3; 
aBoneList[3] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[26] = 25; 
aBoneList[25] = 24; 
aBoneList[24] = 23; 
aBoneList[23] = 22; 
aBoneList[21] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[36] = 35; 
aBoneList[35] = 34; 
aBoneList[34] = 33; 
aBoneList[33] = 32; 
aBoneList[31] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneList[4] = 6; 
aBoneList[6] = 7; 
aBoneList[7] = 4; 
--torso 
aBoneList[32] = 41; 
aBoneList[22] = 51; 
-- 
  
function drawPedBones (ped) 
    if isElement(ped) then 
        for iFrom,iTo in pairs(aBoneList) do 
            local x1,y1,z1 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iFrom); 
            local x2,y2,z2 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iTo); 
            if not (x1 or x2) then 
                return; 
            end 
            local screenX1, screenY1 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x1,y1,z1 ); 
            local screenX2, screenY2 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x2,y2,z2 ); 
            local playerTeam = getPlayerTeam( ped ); 
            local red,green,blue = 0,0,0; 
            if playerTeam then 
                red,green,blue = getTeamColor ( playerTeam ) 
            end 
            if screenX1 and screenX2 then 
                dxDrawLine ( screenX1, screenY1, screenX2, screenY2, tocolor(red,green,blue,255) ); 
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 

The thing is, code is generated by humans, not by machines.

So keeping it readable is always a good idea.

Thanks, mate, now its really looks more better)

BTW: Do you have MTA Community profile, for i add you in creators?

I think this is his profile: https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=profile&id=33540

  
aBoneList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneList[54] = 53; 
aBoneList[53] = 52; 
aBoneList[52] = 51; 
aBoneList[51] = 1; 
--left leg 
aBoneList[44] = 43; 
aBoneList[43] = 42; 
aBoneList[42] = 41; 
aBoneList[41] = 1; 
--spine 
aBoneList[1] = 2; 
aBoneList[2] = 3; 
aBoneList[3] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[26] = 25; 
aBoneList[25] = 24; 
aBoneList[24] = 23; 
aBoneList[23] = 22; 
aBoneList[21] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[36] = 35; 
aBoneList[35] = 34; 
aBoneList[34] = 33; 
aBoneList[33] = 32; 
aBoneList[31] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneList[4] = 6; 
aBoneList[6] = 7; 
aBoneList[7] = 4; 
--torso 
aBoneList[32] = 41; 
aBoneList[22] = 51; 
-- 
  
function drawPedBones (ped) 
    if isElement(ped) then 
        for iFrom,iTo in pairs(aBoneList) do 
            local x1,y1,z1 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iFrom); 
            local x2,y2,z2 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iTo); 
            if not (x1 or x2) then 
                return; 
            end 
            local screenX1, screenY1 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x1,y1,z1 ); 
            local screenX2, screenY2 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x2,y2,z2 ); 
            local playerTeam = getPlayerTeam( ped ); 
            local red,green,blue = 0,0,0; 
            if playerTeam then 
                red,green,blue = getTeamColor ( playerTeam ) 
            end 
            if screenX1 and screenX2 then 
                dxDrawLine ( screenX1, screenY1, screenX2, screenY2, tocolor(red,green,blue,255) ); 
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 

The thing is, code is generated by humans, not by machines.

So keeping it readable is always a good idea.

Thanks, mate, now its really looks more better)

BTW: Do you have MTA Community profile, for i add you in creators?

Yes, like Solid said.

But I suffer from the "lonewolf" disease(just like any other scripter) which makes you stop working together with other people before you even started talking to them

Also, did your script detect that bones were outside the screen?

Always check those nil values.

  
aBoneList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneList[54] = 53; 
aBoneList[53] = 52; 
aBoneList[52] = 51; 
aBoneList[51] = 1; 
--left leg 
aBoneList[44] = 43; 
aBoneList[43] = 42; 
aBoneList[42] = 41; 
aBoneList[41] = 1; 
--spine 
aBoneList[1] = 2; 
aBoneList[2] = 3; 
aBoneList[3] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[26] = 25; 
aBoneList[25] = 24; 
aBoneList[24] = 23; 
aBoneList[23] = 22; 
aBoneList[21] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[36] = 35; 
aBoneList[35] = 34; 
aBoneList[34] = 33; 
aBoneList[33] = 32; 
aBoneList[31] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneList[4] = 6; 
aBoneList[6] = 7; 
aBoneList[7] = 4; 
--torso 
aBoneList[32] = 41; 
aBoneList[22] = 51; 
-- 
  
function drawPedBones (ped) 
    if isElement(ped) then 
        for iFrom,iTo in pairs(aBoneList) do 
            local x1,y1,z1 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iFrom); 
            local x2,y2,z2 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iTo); 
            if not (x1 or x2) then 
                return; 
            end 
            local screenX1, screenY1 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x1,y1,z1 ); 
            local screenX2, screenY2 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x2,y2,z2 ); 
            local playerTeam = getPlayerTeam( ped ); 
            local red,green,blue = 0,0,0; 
            if playerTeam then 
                red,green,blue = getTeamColor ( playerTeam ) 
            end 
            if screenX1 and screenX2 then 
                dxDrawLine ( screenX1, screenY1, screenX2, screenY2, tocolor(red,green,blue,255) ); 
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 

The thing is, code is generated by humans, not by machines.

So keeping it readable is always a good idea.

Thanks, mate, now its really looks more better)

BTW: Do you have MTA Community profile, for i add you in creators?

Yes, like Solid said.

But I suffer from the "lonewolf" disease(just like any other scripter) which makes you stop working together with other people before you even started talking to them

Also, did your script detect that bones were outside the screen?

Always check those nil values.

Ok, added in special thanks)

Dude, Awesome! Really well done...

Naw, thats what scripts should be like

  
aBoneList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneList[54] = 53; 
aBoneList[53] = 52; 
aBoneList[52] = 51; 
aBoneList[51] = 1; 
--left leg 
aBoneList[44] = 43; 
aBoneList[43] = 42; 
aBoneList[42] = 41; 
aBoneList[41] = 1; 
--spine 
aBoneList[1] = 2; 
aBoneList[2] = 3; 
aBoneList[3] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[26] = 25; 
aBoneList[25] = 24; 
aBoneList[24] = 23; 
aBoneList[23] = 22; 
aBoneList[21] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[36] = 35; 
aBoneList[35] = 34; 
aBoneList[34] = 33; 
aBoneList[33] = 32; 
aBoneList[31] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneList[4] = 6; 
aBoneList[6] = 7; 
aBoneList[7] = 4; 
--torso 
aBoneList[32] = 41; 
aBoneList[22] = 51; 
-- 
  
  
aBoneFarList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneFarList [54] = 51; 
--left leg 
aBoneFarList [44] = 41; 
--spine 
aBoneFarList [1] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneFarList [26] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneFarList [36] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneFarList [6] = 7; 
--torso 
aBoneFarList [32] = 41; 
aBoneFarList [22] = 51; 
-- 
function drawPedBones (ped) 
    local aList = {}; 
    if isElement(ped) then 
        local x,y,z = getCameraMatrix(); 
        local px,py,pz = getElementPosition(ped); 
        local fDistance = getDistanceBetweenPoints3D(x,y,z,px,py,pz); 
        if fDistance < 50 then 
            aList = aBoneList; 
        elseif fDistance < 300 then 
            aList = aBoneFarList; 
        end 
        for iFrom,iTo in pairs(aList) do 
            local x1,y1,z1 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iFrom); 
            local x2,y2,z2 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iTo); 
            if not (x1 or x2) then 
                return; 
            end 
            local screenX1, screenY1 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x1,y1,z1 ); 
            local screenX2, screenY2 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x2,y2,z2 ); 
            local playerTeam = getPlayerTeam( ped ); 
            local red,green,blue = 0,0,0; 
            if playerTeam then 
                red,green,blue = getTeamColor ( playerTeam ) 
            end 
            if screenX1 and screenX2 then 
                dxDrawLine ( screenX1, screenY1, screenX2, screenY2, tocolor(red,green,blue,255) ); 
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 

Uses less GFX speed - all DX funktions have the drawback that they are pushed through the pipe, which is the bottleneck of a GFX card.

  
aBoneList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneList[54] = 53; 
aBoneList[53] = 52; 
aBoneList[52] = 51; 
aBoneList[51] = 1; 
--left leg 
aBoneList[44] = 43; 
aBoneList[43] = 42; 
aBoneList[42] = 41; 
aBoneList[41] = 1; 
--spine 
aBoneList[1] = 2; 
aBoneList[2] = 3; 
aBoneList[3] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[26] = 25; 
aBoneList[25] = 24; 
aBoneList[24] = 23; 
aBoneList[23] = 22; 
aBoneList[21] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneList[36] = 35; 
aBoneList[35] = 34; 
aBoneList[34] = 33; 
aBoneList[33] = 32; 
aBoneList[31] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneList[4] = 6; 
aBoneList[6] = 7; 
aBoneList[7] = 4; 
--torso 
aBoneList[32] = 41; 
aBoneList[22] = 51; 
-- 
  
  
aBoneFarList = {} 
--right leg 
aBoneFarList [54] = 51; 
--left leg 
aBoneFarList [44] = 41; 
--spine 
aBoneFarList [1] = 4; 
--right arm 
aBoneFarList [26] = 22; 
--right arm 
aBoneFarList [36] = 32; 
--head 
aBoneFarList [6] = 7; 
--torso 
aBoneFarList [32] = 41; 
aBoneFarList [22] = 51; 
-- 
function drawPedBones (ped) 
    local aList = {}; 
    if isElement(ped) then 
        local x,y,z = getCameraMatrix(); 
        local px,py,pz = getElementPosition(ped); 
        local fDistance = getDistanceBetweenPoints3D(x,y,z,px,py,pz); 
        if fDistance < 50 then 
            aList = aBoneList; 
        elseif fDistance < 300 then 
            aList = aBoneFarList; 
        end 
        for iFrom,iTo in pairs(aList) do 
            local x1,y1,z1 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iFrom); 
            local x2,y2,z2 = getPedBonePosition(ped,iTo); 
            if not (x1 or x2) then 
                return; 
            end 
            local screenX1, screenY1 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x1,y1,z1 ); 
            local screenX2, screenY2 = getScreenFromWorldPosition ( x2,y2,z2 ); 
            local playerTeam = getPlayerTeam" class="kw2">getPlayerTeam" class="kw2">getPlayerTeam( ped ); 
            local red,green,blue = 0,0,0; 
            if playerTeam then 
                red,green,blue = getTeamColor ( playerTeam ) 
            end 
            if screenX1 and screenX2 then 
                dxDrawLine ( screenX1, screenY1, screenX2, screenY2, tocolor(red,green,blue,255) ); 
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 
 

Uses less GFX speed - all DX funktions have the drawback that they are pushed through the pipe, which is the bottleneck of a GFX card.

I dont really understand how, but your code add more 4~6 fps, thanx)