IsPlayerDrivingDangerously

[Lucas7yoshi]

0xF10B44FD479D69F3 is used for a voice line about the player driving in "the correct lanes" (wrong lanes) for nigel2.c

[themonthofjune]

GET_IS_PLAYER_DRIVING_WRECKLESS

[Lucas7yoshi]

I will not apply this due to the origin of it unless I get told to do otherwise

[4mmonium]

I looked up the native in IDA and p2 may be some sort of type, it ranges from 0 to 2.

Apparently 2 is against traffic as you're saying, but then I looked up other offsets that the native checks depending on p2 and there's a check for traffic lights. I noticed it was traffic lights since I did some research on junctions and traffic lights a while ago and that offset led me there. Pseudo-code provided for demonstration purposes only.

Notice the comment (names are speculative guesses):

And p2 being 1 matches 0xbf8, which is the check for traffic lights, game code specifically checks if a traffic light is red.

So we know two things for sure:
State/Type 1: Is a check for traffic lights, specifically red.
State/Type 2: Is a check for driving against traffic as you are saying.
State/Type 0: Is a check for 'last time driven on pavement', may get set when the player isn't driving on pavement/car is in the air?

[Lucas7yoshi]

Testing reveals that 1 does indeed seem to be for running through red lights, does take a bit of time for it to begin to return true though (which might have something to do with the time mentions there?)

Testing with value 0 i could not find any situation in which it would return true.

[4mmonium]

Testing reveals that 1 does indeed seem to be for running through red lights, does take a bit of time for it to begin to return true though (which might have something to do with the time mentions there?)

Testing with value 0 i could not find any situation in which it would return true.

0 is the time since the player drove on pavement, let's check this native and follow the line:

Notice 0x1078 is the exact same offset in the other screenshot I posted here

Then there's the 0xBF4 offset which confirms it:

Maybe not driving on pavement or having the car fly in the air causes the native to return something when calling the IsPlayerDrivingDangerously native with type 0?

[Lucas7yoshi]

Testing reveals that 1 does indeed seem to be for running through red lights, does take a bit of time for it to begin to return true though (which might have something to do with the time mentions there?)
Testing with value 0 i could not find any situation in which it would return true.

0 is the time since the player drove on pavement, let's check this native and follow the line:

Notice 0x1078 is the exact same offset in the other screenshot I posted here

Then there's the 0xBF4 offset which confirms it:

Maybe not driving on pavement or having the car fly in the air causes the native to return something when calling the IsPlayerDrivingDangerously native with type 0?

i believe i tried that while testing all 3 and got nothing. might be non functional

[4mmonium]

Hey, I tested all this including type 0 which I documented, everything works. I'm approving and merging!

Thanks 😊

[JajarGG]

I will not apply this due to the origin of it unless I get told to do otherwise

https://nativedb.dotindustries.dev/gta5/natives/0xF10B44FD479D69F3?search=0xF10B44FD479D69F3+