"ScriptHookDotNet"

Returns a value indicating whether the two viewports are equivalent.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Returns a value indicating whether this instance is equal to the specified object.

A to compare with this instance. true if has the same value as this instance; otherwise, false.

Returns a value indicating whether this instance is equal to the specified object.

An object to compare with this instance. true if has the same value as this instance; otherwise, false.

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Converts the value of the viewport to its equivalent string representation.

The string representation of the value of this instance.

Tests for inequality between two viewports.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has a different value than ; otherwise, false.

Tests for equality between two viewports.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Initializes a new instance of the structure.

The X coordinate of the viewport. The Y coordinate of the viewport. The width of the viewport. The height of the viewport. The minimum Z distance of the viewport. The maximum Z distance of the viewport.

Initializes a new instance of the structure.

The X coordinate of the viewport. The Y coordinate of the viewport. The width of the viewport. The height of the viewport.

Gets or sets the viewport's maximum Z depth.

Gets or sets the viewport's minimum Z depth.

Gets or sets the viewport's height.

Gets or sets the viewport's width.

Gets or sets the viewport's Y position.

Gets or sets the viewport's X position.

Defines a rectangular region of a render-target surface onto which a 3D rendering is projected.

D3DVIEWPORT9

Returns a Texture contained as an embedded resource file in the script

Returns the text of an embedded resource file included in the script

Returns the data of an embedded resource file included in the script

Returns all vehicles inside the garage. SLOW! Use isVehicleInside istead if possible!

Get a value with the given name from the settings file and convert is to a model. The model may be given as modelname, integer or hex value.

The name of the value to look for.

Get a value with the given name from the settings file and convert is to a model. The model may be given as modelname, integer or hex value.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for.

Get a value with the given name from the settings file and convert is to a model. The model may be given as modelname, integer or hex value.

The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a value with the given name from the settings file and convert is to a model. The model may be given as modelname, integer or hex value.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a value with the given name from the settings file and convert is to a key. The key may be given as the key's name or as keycode.

The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a value with the given name from the settings file and convert is to a key. The key may be given as the key's name or as keycode.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a string value with the given name from the settings file.

The name of the value to look for.

Get a string value with the given name from the settings file.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for.

Get a string value with the given name and category from the settings file.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get an integer value with the given name from the settings file.

The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get an integer value with the given name from the settings file.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a float value with the given name from the settings file.

The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a float value with the given name from the settings file.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a boolean value with the given name from the settings file. INI values that return true: true, yes, on, 1. INI values that return false: false, no, off, 0.

The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get a boolean value with the given name from the settings file. INI values that return true: true, yes, on, 1. INI values that return false: false, no, off, 0.

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get the value with the given name from the settings file and convert it to a Vector3. The 3 float values can be seperated by space or by a comma ',' .

The name of the value to look for.

Get the value with the given name from the settings file and convert it to a Vector3. The 3 float values can be seperated by space or by a comma ',' .

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for.

Get the value with the given name from the settings file and convert it to a Vector3. The 3 float values can be seperated by space or by a comma ',' .

The category of the value to look for. (without the []-brackets) The name of the value to look for. Is returned when the value is not found or invalid.

Get the names of all values in the default category.

Get the names of all values in this category.

Get the names of all categories.

Load the settings file again. In is automatically loaded on script startup.

The setting file has the same filename as the script, just with an 'ini' extension.

Stops the Timer from firing Tick events and freezes the current value of ElapsedTime.

Starts the Timer and resets the ElapsedTime back to 0. The Tick event will fire each Interval if Interval is greater than or equal to 0.

The interval (in Milliseconds) at which the Tick event will be fired. The Tick event will not run if Interval is negative. Any Wait() in your Script will delay the next Tick until after the Wait is finished.

Time elapsed since the last Start. Does not increase when the Timer is stopped.

The offset from the object. positive X is right, positive Y is in front, positive Z is on Top

The Offset from ItemToGrab, that defines the area where to grab. LineGrab uses offsets 1+2, SurfaceGrab uses offsets 1-4.

Time before the ped will collapse, given in seconds.

Time before the ped will reach for the wound, given in seconds.

Start the Euphoria animation. It will run up to a maximum of 65 seconds, or until the first previous Euphoria animation ends. Previous Euphoria animations will NOT be disabled.

Start the Euphoria animation. Maximum duration is 65535 milliseconds. Calling this will disable previous Euphoria animations.

Start the Euphoria animation. It will run up to a maximum of 65 seconds, or until the first previous Euphoria animation ends. Previous Euphoria animations will NOT be disabled.

Start the Euphoria animation. Maximum duration is 65535 milliseconds. Calling this will disable previous Euphoria animations.

For directional vectors: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Changes ModelIndex and TextureIndex at the same time. Will do nothing when a given index is invalid.

Changes ModelIndex and TextureIndex at the same time. May throw an ArgumentOutOfRangeException when a given index is invalid.

Returns whether or not the given model and texture index combination is valid.

Gets or sets the index of the texture for the currently selected component model. (Value range: 0 to AvailableTextures-1)

Gets or sets the index of the model for this component. Changing it will reset the TextureIndex to 0! (Value range: 0 to AvailableModels-1)

Returns the number of available textures for the currently selected component model.

Returns the number of available models for the component.

Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if is the same instance as or if both are null references or if value1.Equals(value2) returns true; otherwise, false.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to the specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to a specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Converts the value of the object to its equivalent string representation.

The string representation of the value of this instance.

Tests for inequality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has a different value than ; otherwise, false.

Tests for equality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Reverses the direction of a given vector.

The vector to negate. A vector facing in the opposite direction.

Subtracts two vectors.

The first vector to subtract. The second vector to subtract. The difference of the two vectors.

Adds two vectors.

The first vector to add. The second vector to add. The sum of the two vectors.

Returns a vector containing the largest components of the specified vectors.

The first source vector. The second source vector. A vector containing the largest components of the source vectors.

Returns a vector containing the smallest components of the specified vectors.

The first source vector. The second source vector. A vector containing the smallest components of the source vectors.

Transforms a 4D vector by the given rotation.

The vector to rotate. The rotation to apply. The transformed .

Transforms a 4D vector by the given .

The source vector. The transformation . The transformed .

Converts the vector into a unit vector.

The vector to normalize. The normalized vector.

Calculates the dot product of two vectors.

First source vector. Second source vector. The dot product of the two vectors.

Calculates the distance between two vectors.

The first vector. The second vector. The distance between the two vectors.

Performs a linear interpolation between two vectors.

Start vector. End vector. Value between 0 and 1 indicating the weight of . The linear interpolation of the two vectors. This method performs the linear interpolation based on the following formula. start + (end - start) * amount Passing a value of 0 will cause to be returned; a value of 1 will cause to be returned.

Restricts a value to be within a specified range.

The value to clamp. The minimum value. The maximum value. The clamped value.

Reverses the direction of a given vector.

The vector to negate. A vector facing in the opposite direction.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Modulates a vector by another.

The first vector to modulate. The second vector to modulate. The modulated vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Subtracts two vectors.

The first vector to subtract. The second vector to subtract. The difference of the two vectors.

Adds two vectors.

The first vector to add. The second vector to add. The sum of the two vectors.

Converts the vector into a unit vector.

Calculates the length of the vector.

The length of the vector.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initial value for the X component of the vector. Initial value for the Y component of the vector. Initial value for the Z component of the vector. Initial value for the W component of the vector.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

A vector containing the values with which to initialize the X, Y, and Z components Initial value for the W component of the vector.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

A vector containing the values with which to initialize the X and Y components Initial value for the Z component of the vector. Initial value for the W component of the vector.

Gets or sets the W component of the vector.

The W component of the vector.

Gets or sets the Z component of the vector.

The Z component of the vector.

Gets or sets the Y component of the vector.

The Y component of the vector.

Gets or sets the X component of the vector.

The X component of the vector.

Defines a four component vector.

D3DXVECTOR4

The distance at which members leave the group automatically (in meters/yard). Default is 75.

Unpoints the pointer and returns it as a usual parameter that is NOT a poitner anymore.

Weapon accuracy. Overrides Ped.Accuracy

Not sure what it does or which values it takes. Common value is 2.

Not sure what it does or which values it takes. Common values are 0 and 2.

Not sure what it does or which values it takes. Common value is 0.

Not sure what it does or which values it takes.

Range of sight in meters/yards.

Not sure what it does or which values it takes. Common values are 1 and 2.

Not sure what it does or which values it takes. Common values are 0, 1 and 2.

Not sure what it does or which values it takes.

Not sure what it does or which values it takes. Common values are 0, 1 and 2.

Not sure which values it takes. 2 is a common value and means most likely "more cautious than normal".

Returns whether the given object still exists in game.

TaskSequences are used to arrange several Tasks into a sequence.

Draws a colored line.

Draws a colored Rectangle.

Creates a new Direct3D Font and returns the pointer. LOCAL ONLY!

Adds a new Direct3D object to the ObjectCache and returns the ID.

Sets the state of the closest door with the given model.

Model of the nearby door to open. A position close to the door. The door cannot be moved when locked. The current door angle. 0 is closed, 1 is open, -1 is open to the other direction.

Returns all currently existing objects. VERY SLOW! Also includes mission objects! Make sure to check every returned Object with Exists() before using it!

Returns all currently existing objects of one model. VERY SLOW! Also includes mission objects! Make sure to check every returned Object with Exists() before using it!

Returns all currently existing vehicles. SLOW! Also includes player and mission vehicles! Make sure to check every returned Vehicle with Exists() before using it!

Returns all currently existing vehicles of one model. Slow, but very reliable! Also includes player and mission vehicles! Make sure to check every returned Vehicle with Exists() before using it!

Returns all vehicles in the given area. Slow, but very reliable! Also includes player and mission vehicles!

Returns all vehicles of one model in the given area. Slow, but very reliable! Also includes player and mission vehicles!

Returns all currently existing peds. SLOW! Also includes players, mission peds and vehicle passengers! Make sure to check every returned Ped with Exists() before using it!

Returns all currently existing peds of one model. Slow, but very reliable! Also includes players, mission peds and vehicle passengers! Make sure to check every returned Ped with Exists() before using it!

Returns all peds in the given area. Slow, but very reliable! Also includes players, mission peds and vehicle passengers!

Sets the ped density. 1.0 is default, 2.0 is twice as much as normal, etc.

Sets the car density. 1.0 is default, 2.0 is twice as much as normal, etc.

Draws a 3D Light at the given position.

Light Intensity. 50 is a common value.

Draws a 3D Checkpoint at the given position.

The general info is shown by the 'ScriptHelp' console command, together with all available console commands.

The GUID is used to uniquely idetify your script. With it you are able to communicate between scripts. DO NOT use the same GUID for multiple scripts! If you want to get a new GUID for your script, just google "generate guid" to find an online generator.

Will run every Frame. Use ONLY for drawing functions! Do NOT call Wait() here!

Allows access to resources embedded in the script

Access the settings file of the script. It has the same filename as the script, just with an 'ini' extension.

Factory class to create objects exposing IRemoteInterface

Returns the given position as directional offset using the following directions: positive X is right, positive Y is in front, positive Z is on Top

Returns the given offset in world coordinates. Directions: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Gets or sets the color of some extra features for the vehicle. (stripes, etc.)

Gets or sets the specular color of the vehicle. (for sun reflections, etc.)

Gets or sets the base color of the vehicle.

The current health of the car's petrol tank. 1000 is maximum, 0 is broken, can go below 0 if burning.

The current health of the car's engine. 1000 is maximum, 0 is broken, can go below 0 if burning.

Applies a force that is relative to the current orientation of the vehicle. Directions: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Applies a force given in world coordinates to the vehicle.

Returns a value between 0 and 1 that represents how far you push the RPM of the engine currently.

Gets or sets the interior room the vehicle currently is at. It needs to be set correctly for the vehicle to be visible inside the room.

Gets or sets the rotation of the vehicle. X is pitch, Y is roll, Z is yaw. Can be slightly off. Use RotationQuaternion if it should be perfectly accurate.

Gets or sets the interior room the pickup currently is at. It needs to be set correctly for the pickup to be visible inside the room.

Returns the given offset in world coordinates. Directions: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Attaches the ped to a vehicle WITHOUT physics!

Sets whether the ped should be considered an enemy of the player.

Sets whether permanent events - like responding to an aggressor - that may abort currently assigned tasks should be blocked.

Gets the currently used vehicle of the ped. Returns Nothing when no vehicle is used.

Provides some easy to use Euphoria/NaturalMotion objects.

Contains several classes to access weapon functionality.

Provides control over ped animations.

Tasks control the behaviour of peds.

Gets whether the ped is currently available for idle animations. Has some overhead, don't call it every frame.

Gets or sets the current health of the ped. 0 to 100 is the normal range.

Gets or sets the maximum health for NPCs. Default is 100.

Gets or sets the current health of the ped. 1 to 100 is the normal range. Can be greater than 100 for Peds with incresed MaxHealth. -99 to 0 is injured. -100 is completely dead.

Applies a force that is relative to the current orientation of the ped. Directions: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Applies a force given in world coordinates to the ped.

Gets or sets the interior room the ped currently is at. It needs to be set correctly for the ped to be visible inside the room.

Returns the given offset in world coordinates. Directions: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Applies a force that is relative to the current orientation of the object. Directions: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Applies a force given in world coordinates to the object.

Gets or sets the interior room the object currently is at. It needs to be set correctly for the object to be visible inside the room.

Returns the item the Blip is attached to or Nothing/Null if it isn't attached to an item.

Allows access to resources embedded in the script

Gets or sets the Alpha value of the BackColor property. Range from 0.0 (opaque) to 1.0 (invisible).

Tries to convert the parameter at the given index to type T.

Converts the parameter at the given index into a string.

Converts the parameter at the given index into a model. It takes names, integers or hex values.

Converts the 3 parameters starting at the given index into a Vector3 value.

Converts the parameter at the given index into a float value.

Converts the parameter at the given index into an integer value.

Returns if the key was pressed in combination with Alt.

Returns if the key was pressed in combination with Control.

Returns if the key was pressed in combination with Shift.

Returns the key combined with modifier (Shift, Control, Alt) information.

Returns the key without any modifier information.

Store Metadata for the object. Metadata can be read back as long as the object exists.

Name of the Metadata to store. Global Metadata is accessible by all scripts. Value of the Metadata to store.

Checks if Metadata exists on the object. The Metadata may be local or global. Local Metadtata has preference.

Name of the stored Metadata.

Checks if explicit local OR global Metadata exists on the object.

Name of the stored Metadata. Global Metadata is accessible by all scripts.

Read Metadata from the object. The Metadata may be local or global. Local Metadtata has preference.

Name of the stored Metadata.

Read only explicit local OR global Metadata from the object.

Name of the stored Metadata. Global Metadata is accessible by all scripts.

Allows you to store Metadata on an object. Metadata can be read back as long as the object exists. Usage: object.Metadata.MyValueName = MyData

Name of the stored Metadata.

Returns whether the object still exists in game. Other calls to non-existing objects will result in an error. This function is FAST and is better checked too much rather than too less.

The event will be raised as soon as the object ceases to exist in game.

Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if is the same instance as or if both are null references or if value1.Equals(value2) returns true; otherwise, false.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to the specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to a specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Tests for inequality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has a different value than ; otherwise, false.

Tests for equality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Retrieves information about an image from memory.

A block of memory containing the image. Information about the image.

The format of the image file.

The type of the texture stored in the file.

The original format of the image.

Number of mip levels in the original image.

Depth of the original image, in pixels.

Height of the original image, in pixels.

Width of the original image, in pixels.

Contains the description of the contents of an image file.

D3DXIMAGE_INFO

Returns the total dimensions of the model. X is width, Y is length, Z is height.

Returns the dimensions of the model as a 3D box defined by two vectors. Directions: positive X is right, positive Y is front, positive Z is Top

Returns an empty (NULL) model.

Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal.

true if is the same instance as or if both are null references or if value1.Equals(value2) returns true; otherwise, false.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to the specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to a specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Converts the value of the object to its equivalent string representation.

The string representation of the value of this instance.

Tests for inequality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has a different value than ; otherwise, false.

Tests for equality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Scales a matrix by a given value.

The matrix to scale. The amount by which to scale. The scaled matrix.

Scales a matrix by a given value.

The matrix to scale. The amount by which to scale. The scaled matrix.

Multiplies two matricies.

The first matrix to multiply. The second matrix to multiply. The product of the two matricies.

Scales a matrix by a given value.

The matrix to scale. The amount by which to scale. The scaled matrix.

Divides two matricies.

The first matrix to divide. The second matrix to divide. The quotient of the two matricies.

Subtracts two matricies.

The first matrix to subtract. The second matrix to subtract. The difference between the two matricies.

Adds two matricies.

The first matrix to add. The second matrix to add. The sum of the two matricies.

Negates a matrix.

The matrix to negate. The negated matrix.

Creates a 2D transformation matrix.

Center point of the scaling operation. Scaling rotation amount. Scaling factor. The center of the rotation. The rotation of the transformation. The translation factor of the transformation. The created transformation matrix.

Creates a transformation matrix.

Creates a 2D affine transformation matrix.

Scaling factor. The center of the rotation. The rotation of the transformation. The translation factor of the transformation. The created affine transformation matrix.

Creates a 3D affine transformation matrix.

Scaling factor. The center of the rotation. The rotation of the transformation. The translation factor of the transformation. The created affine transformation matrix.

Calculates the transpose of the specified matrix.

The matrix whose transpose is to be calculated. The transpose of the specified matrix.

Calculates the inverse of the specified matrix.

The matrix whose inverse is to be calculated. The inverse of the specified matrix.

Creates a translation matrix using the specified offsets.

The offset for all three coordinate planes. The created translation matrix.

Creates a translation matrix using the specified offsets.

X-coordinate offset. Y-coordinate offset. Z-coordinate offset. The created translation matrix.

Creates a matrix that scales along the x-axis, y-axis, and y-axis.

Scaling factor for all three axes. The created scaling matrix.

Creates a matrix that scales along the x-axis, y-axis, and y-axis.

Scaling factor that is applied along the x-axis. Scaling factor that is applied along the y-axis. Scaling factor that is applied along the z-axis. The created scaling matrix.

Creates a right-handed, perspective projection matrix.

Width of the viewing volume. Height of the viewing volume. Minimum z-value of the viewing volume. Maximum z-value of the viewing volume. The created projection matrix.

Creates a left-handed, perspective projection matrix.

Width of the viewing volume. Height of the viewing volume. Minimum z-value of the viewing volume. Maximum z-value of the viewing volume. The created projection matrix.

Creates a right-handed, orthographic projection matrix.

Width of the viewing volume. Height of the viewing volume. Minimum z-value of the viewing volume. Maximum z-value of the viewing volume. The created projection matrix.

Creates a left-handed, orthographic projection matrix.

Width of the viewing volume. Height of the viewing volume. Minimum z-value of the viewing volume. Maximum z-value of the viewing volume. The created projection matrix.

Creates a right-handed, look-at matrix.

The position of the viewer's eye. The camera look-at target. The camera's up vector. The created look-at matrix.

Creates a left-handed, look-at matrix.

The position of the viewer's eye. The camera look-at target. The camera's up vector. The created look-at matrix.

Creates a rotation matrix with a specified yaw, pitch, and roll.

Yaw around the y-axis, in radians. Pitch around the x-axis, in radians. Roll around the z-axis, in radians. The created rotation matrix.

Creates a rotation matrix from a quaternion.

The quaternion to use to build the matrix. The created rotation matrix.

Creates a matrix that rotates around an arbitary axis.

The axis around which to rotate. Angle of rotation in radians. Angles are measured clockwise when looking along the rotation axis toward the origin. The created rotation matrix.

Creates a matrix that rotates around the z-axis.

Angle of rotation in radians. Angles are measured clockwise when looking along the rotation axis toward the origin. The created rotation matrix.

Creates a matrix that rotates around the y-axis.

Angle of rotation in radians. Angles are measured clockwise when looking along the rotation axis toward the origin. The created rotation matrix.

Creates a matrix that rotates around the x-axis.

Angle of rotation in radians. Angles are measured clockwise when looking along the rotation axis toward the origin. The created rotation matrix.

Creates a spherical billboard that rotates around a specified object position.

The position of the object around which the billboard will rotate. The position of the camera. The up vector of the camera. The forward vector of the camera. The created billboard matrix.

Performs a linear interpolation between two matricies.

Start matrix. End matrix. Value between 0 and 1 indicating the weight of . The linear interpolation of the two matrices. This method performs the linear interpolation based on the following formula. start + (end - start) * amount Passing a value of 0 will cause to be returned; a value of 1 will cause to be returned.

Negates a matrix.

The matrix to be negated. The negated matrix.

Scales a matrix by the given value.

The matrix to scale. The amount by which to scale. The scaled matrix.

Determines the quotient of two matrices.

The first matrix to divide. The second matrix to divide. The quotient of the two matrices.

Scales a matrix by the given value.

The matrix to scale. The amount by which to scale. The scaled matrix.

Determines the product of two matrices.

The first matrix to multiply. The second matrix to multiply. The product of the two matrices.

Determines the difference between two matrices.

The first matrix to subtract. The second matrix to subtract. The difference between the two matrices.

Determines the sum of two matrices.

The first matrix to add. The second matrix to add. The sum of the two matrices.

Calculates the determinant of the matrix.

The determinant of the matrix.

Inverts the matrix.

Gets a value indicating whether this instance is an identity matrix.

Gets a that represents an identity matrix.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the fourth row and fourth column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the fourth row and third column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the fourth row and second column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the fourth row and first column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the third row and fourth column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the third row and third column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the third row and second column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the third row and first column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the second row and fourth column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the second row and third column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the second row and second column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the second row and first column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the first row and fourth column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the first row and third column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the first row and second column.

Gets or sets the element of the matrix that exists in the first row and first column.

Defines a 4x4 matrix.

D3DXMATRIX

Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal.

true if is the same instance as or if both are null references or if value1.Equals(value2) returns true; otherwise, false.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to the specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to a specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Converts the value of the object to its equivalent string representation.

The string representation of the value of this instance.

Tests for inequality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has a different value than ; otherwise, false.

Tests for equality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Reverses the direction of a given quaternion.

The quaternion to negate. A quaternion facing in the opposite direction.

Subtracts two quaternions.

The first quaternion to subtract. The second quaternion to subtract. The difference of the two quaternions.

Adds two quaternions.

The first quaternion to add. The second quaternion to add. The sum of the two quaternions.

Divides a quaternion by another.

The first quaternion to divide. The second quaternion to divide. The divided quaternion.

Scales a quaternion by the given value.

The quaternion to scale. The amount by which to scale the quaternion. The scaled quaternion.

Scales a quaternion by the given value.

The quaternion to scale. The amount by which to scale the quaternion. The scaled quaternion.

Multiplies a quaternion by another.

The first quaternion to multiply. The second quaternion to multiply. The multiplied quaternion.

Subtracts two quaternions.

The first quaternion to subtract. The second quaternion to subtract. The difference of the two quaternions.

Creates a quaternion given a yaw, pitch, and roll value.

The yaw of rotation. The pitch of rotation. The roll of rotation. The newly created quaternion.

Creates a quaternion given a rotation matrix.

The rotation matrix. The newly created quaternion.

Creates a quaternion given a rotation and an axis.

The axis of rotation. The angle of rotation. The newly created quaternion.

Converts the quaternion into a unit quaternion.

The quaternion to normalize. The normalized quaternion.

Reverses the direction of a given quaternion.

The quaternion to negate. A quaternion facing in the opposite direction.

Scales a quaternion by the given value.

The quaternion to scale. The amount by which to scale the quaternion. The scaled quaternion.

Modulates a quaternion by another.

The first quaternion to modulate. The second quaternion to modulate. The modulated quaternion.

Performs a linear interpolation between two quaternion.

Start quaternion. End quaternion. Value between 0 and 1 indicating the weight of . The linear interpolation of the two quaternions. This method performs the linear interpolation based on the following formula. start + (end - start) * amount Passing a value of 0 will cause to be returned; a value of 1 will cause to be returned.

Conjugates and renormalizes the quaternion.

The quaternion to conjugate and renormalize. The conjugated and renormalized quaternion.

Calculates the dot product of two quaternions.

First source quaternion. Second source quaternion. The dot product of the two quaternions.

Divides a quaternion by another.

The first quaternion to divide. The second quaternion to divide. The divided quaternion.

Adds two quaternions.

The first quaternion to add. The second quaternion to add. The sum of the two quaternions.

Conjugates and renormalizes the quaternion.

Conjugates the quaternion.

Converts the quaternion into a unit quaternion.

Calculates the length of the quaternion.

The length of the quaternion.

Gets the angle of the quaternion.

Gets the axis components of the quaternion.

Gets the identity (0, 0, 0, 1).

Initializes a new instance of the structure.

A containing the first three values of the quaternion. The W component of the quaternion.

Initializes a new instance of the structure.

The X component of the quaternion. The Y component of the quaternion. The Z component of the quaternion. The W component of the quaternion.

Gets or sets the W component of the quaternion.

The W component of the quaternion.

Gets or sets the Z component of the quaternion.

The Z component of the quaternion.

Gets or sets the Y component of the quaternion.

The Y component of the quaternion.

Gets or sets the X component of the quaternion.

The X component of the quaternion.

Returns the relative Bottom vector as used. (0,0,-1)

Returns the relative Top vector. (0,0,1)

Returns the relative Back vector. (0,-1,0)

Returns the relative Front vector. (0,1,0)

Returns the relative Left vector. (-1,0,0)

Returns the relative Right vector. (1,0,0)

Returns the world West vector. (-1,0,0)

Returns the world East vector. (1,0,0)

Returns the world South vector. (0,-1,0)

Returns the world North vector. (0,1,0)

Returns the world Down vector. (0,0,-1)

Returns the world Up vector. (0,0,1)

Returns a null vector. (0,0,0)

Returns a random location somewhere around this position.

Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if is the same instance as or if both are null references or if value1.Equals(value2) returns true; otherwise, false.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to the specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to a specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Converts the value of the object to its equivalent string representation.

The string representation of the value of this instance.

Tests for inequality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has a different value than ; otherwise, false.

Tests for equality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Reverses the direction of a given vector.

The vector to negate. A vector facing in the opposite direction.

Subtracts two vectors.

The first vector to subtract. The second vector to subtract. The difference of the two vectors.

Adds two vectors.

The first vector to add. The second vector to add. The sum of the two vectors.

Returns a vector containing the largest components of the specified vectors.

The first source vector. The second source vector. A vector containing the largest components of the source vectors.

Returns a vector containing the smallest components of the specified vectors.

The first source vector. The second source vector. A vector containing the smallest components of the source vectors.

Projects a 3D vector from screen space into object space.

The vector to project. The X position of the viewport. The Y position of the viewport. The width of the viewport. The height of the viewport. The minimum depth of the viewport. The maximum depth of the viewport. The combined world-view-projection matrix. The vector in object space.

Projects a 3D vector from object space into screen space.

Performs a normal transformation using the given .

The normal vector to transform. The transformation . The transformed normal.

Performs a coordinate transformation using the given .

The coordinate vector to transform. The transformation . The transformed coordinates.

Transforms a 3D vector by the given rotation.

The vector to rotate. The rotation to apply. The transformed .

Transforms a 3D vector by the given .

The source vector. The transformation . The transformed .

Returns the reflection of a vector off a surface that has the specified normal.

The source vector. Normal of the surface. The reflected vector. Reflect only gives the direction of a reflection off a surface, it does not determine whether the original vector was close enough to the surface to hit it.

Calculates the cross product of two vectors.

First source vector. Second source vector. The cross product of the two vectors.

Calculates the dot product of two vectors.

First source vector. Second source vector. The dot product of the two vectors.

Converts the vector into a unit vector.

The vector to normalize. The normalized vector.

Performs a linear interpolation between two vectors.

Restricts a value to be within a specified range.

The value to clamp. The minimum value. The maximum value. The clamped value.

Reverses the direction of a given vector.

The vector to negate. A vector facing in the opposite direction.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Modulates a vector by another.

The first vector to modulate. The second vector to modulate. The modulated vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Subtracts two vectors.

The first vector to subtract. The second vector to subtract. The difference of the two vectors.

Adds two vectors.

The first vector to add. The second vector to add. The sum of the two vectors.

Converts the vector into a unit vector.

Calculates the length of the vector.

The length of the vector.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initial value for the X component of the vector. Initial value for the Y component of the vector. Initial value for the Z component of the vector.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

A vector containing the values with which to initialize the X and Y components Initial value for the Z component of the vector.

Gets or sets the Z component of the vector.

The Z component of the vector.

Gets or sets the Y component of the vector.

The Y component of the vector.

Gets or sets the X component of the vector.

The X component of the vector.

Calculates the squared length of the vector.

The squared length of the vector.

Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if is the same instance as or if both are null references or if value1.Equals(value2) returns true; otherwise, false.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to the specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns a value that indicates whether the current instance is equal to a specified object.

Object to make the comparison with. true if the current instance is equal to the specified object; false otherwise.

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Converts the value of the object to its equivalent string representation.

The string representation of the value of this instance.

Tests for inequality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has a different value than ; otherwise, false.

Tests for equality between two objects.

The first value to compare. The second value to compare. true if has the same value as ; otherwise, false.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Reverses the direction of a given vector.

The vector to negate. A vector facing in the opposite direction.

Subtracts two vectors.

The first vector to subtract. The second vector to subtract. The difference of the two vectors.

Adds two vectors.

The first vector to add. The second vector to add. The sum of the two vectors.

Returns a vector containing the largest components of the specified vectors.

The first source vector. The second source vector. A vector containing the largest components of the source vectors.

Returns a vector containing the smallest components of the specified vectors.

The first source vector. The second source vector. A vector containing the smallest components of the source vectors.

Performs a normal transformation using the given .

The normal vector to transform. The transformation . The transformed normal.

Performs a coordinate transformation using the given .

The coordinate vector to transform. The transformation . The transformed coordinates.

Transforms a 2D vector by the given rotation.

The vector to rotate. The rotation to apply. The transformed .

Transforms a 2D vector by the given .

The source vector. The transformation . The transformed .

Converts the vector into a unit vector.

The vector to normalize. The normalized vector.

Calculates the dot product of two vectors.

First source vector. Second source vector. The dot product of the two vectors.

Calculates the distance between two vectors.

The first vector. The second vector. The distance between the two vectors.

Performs a linear interpolation between two vectors.

Restricts a value to be within a specified range.

The value to clamp. The minimum value. The maximum value. The clamped value.

Reverses the direction of a given vector.

The vector to negate. A vector facing in the opposite direction.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Modulates a vector by another.

The first vector to modulate. The second vector to modulate. The modulated vector.

Scales a vector by the given value.

The vector to scale. The amount by which to scale the vector. The scaled vector.

Subtracts two vectors.

The first vector to subtract. The second vector to subtract. The difference of the two vectors.

Adds two vectors.

The first vector to add. The second vector to add. The sum of the two vectors.

Converts the vector into a unit vector.

Calculates the length of the vector.

The length of the vector.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initial value for the X component of the vector. Initial value for the Y component of the vector.

Gets or sets the Y component of the vector.

The Y component of the vector.

Gets or sets the X component of the vector.

The X component of the vector.

Defines a two component vector.

D3DXVECTOR2

Specifies codes that can be used to define Flexible-Vertex-Formats (FVF).

D3DFVF

The last beta field in the vertex position data will be of type Color. The data in the beta fields are used with matrix palette skinning to specify matrix indices.

The last beta field in the vertex position data will be of type UByte4. The data in the beta fields are used with matrix palette skinning to specify matrix indices.

The number of bits by which to shift an integer value that identifies the number of texture coordinates for a vertex.

Mask for texture flag bits.

Mask for position bits.

Vertex format contains 8 texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains 7 texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains 6 texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains 5 texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains 4 texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains 3 texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains 2 texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains 1 texture coordinate set.

Vertex format contains no texture coordinate sets.

Vertex format contains a position and a normal.

Vertex format contains transformed and clipped data.

Vertex format contains position and weighting values for multimatrix blending operations.

Vertex format includes the position of a transformed vertex.

Vertex format includes the position of an untransformed vertex.

Vertex format includes a specular color component.

Vertex format includes a diffuse color component.

Vertex format contains a point size.

Vertex format includes a vertex normal vector.

No vertex format defined.

Defines possible transformation states.

D3DTRANSFORMSTATETYPE

Identifies the transformation matrix being set for the specified texture stage.

Identifies the transformation matrix being set as a world transformation matrix.

Identifies the transformation matrix being set as the projection transformation matrix.

Identifies the transformation matrix being set as the view transformation matrix.

Defines texture filtering modes for a texture stage.

D3DTEXTUREFILTERTYPE

Convolution filter for monochrome textures. Available for Direct3D9Ex only.

A 4 sample Guassian filter is used.

A 4 sample tent filter is used.

Anisotropic interpolation is used.

Bilinear interpolation is used.

Point filtering is used.

Mipmapping is disabled.

Defines resource types.

D3DRESOURCETYPE

Index buffer resource.

Vertex buffer resource.

Cube texture resource.

Volume texture resource.

Texture resource.

Volume resource.

Surface resource.

Describes the supported image file formats.

D3DXIMAGE_FILEFORMAT

Portable float map file format.

High dynamic range (HDR) file format.

Windows device-independent bitmap (DIB) file format.

Portable pixmap (PPM) file format.

DirectDraw surface (DDS) file format.

Portable Network Graphics (PNG) file format.

Truevision (Targa, or TGA) image file format.

Joint Photographics Experts Group (JPEG) compressed file format.

Windows bitmap (BMP) file format.

Defines the various types of surface formats.

D3DFORMAT

Unknown surface format.

Binary buffer format indicating that the data has no inherent type. Available for Direct3D9Ex only.

1-bit monochrome format. Available for Direct3D9Ex only.

8-bit format using 4 bits each for alpha and luminance.

16-bit format using 8 bits each for alpha and luminance.

8-bit luminance.

16-bit luminance.

8-bit color indexed.

8-bit color indexed with 8 bits of alpha.

64-bit pixel ABGR format using 16 bits for each channel.

32-bit pixel format using 16 bits each for green and red.

32-bit BGR format using 8 bits for each color channel.

32-bit ABGR format using 8 bits for each channel.

32-bit ABGR format using 2 bits for alpha and 10 bits for each color component.

16-bit RGB format using 4 bits for each color channel.

16-bit ARGB format using 8 bits for alpha, 3 bits for red and green, and 2 bits for blue.

8-bit alpha format.

8-bit RGB format using 3 bits for red and green and 2 bits for blue.

16-bit ARGB format using 4 bits for each channel.

24-bit RGB format using 8 bits per channel.

16-bit normal compression format.

64-bit bump map format using 16 bits for each channel (Q, W, V, U).

32-bit bump map format using 16 bits each for V and U.

32-bit bump map format using 8 bits for each channel (Q, W, V, U).

16-bit bump map format using 8 bits each for U and V.

32-bit bump map format using 2 bits for alpha and 10 bits each for W, V, and U.

32-bit bump map format using 8 bits for each channel (luminance, V, U).

16-bit bump map format using 6 bits for luminance and 5 bits each for V and U.

128-bit floating point format using 32 bits for each channel (alpha, blue, green, red).

64-bit floating point format using 32 bits for the red channel and 32 bits for the green channel.

32-bit floating point format using 32 bits for the red channel.

YUY2 format (PC98 compliance).

UYUV format (PC98 compliance).

16-bit packed RGB format consisting of pixel pairs to express color.

Multielement texture.

64-bit floating point format using 16 bits for each channel (alpha, blue, green, red).

32-bit floating point format using 16 bits for the red channel and 16 bits for the green channel.

16-bit floating point format using 16 bits for the red channel.

DXT5 compression texture format.

DXT4 compression texture format.

DXT3 compression texture format.

DXT2 compression texture format.

DXT1 compression texture format.

32-bit index buffer bit depth.

16-bit index buffer bit depth.

Describes a vertex buffer surface.

16-bit z-buffer format with 16 bits for depth.

Lockable 8-bit stencil buffer. Available for Direct3D9Ex only.

Lockable 32-bit depth buffer. Available for Direct3D9Ex only.

32-bit z-buffer format with 24 bits for depth (in 24-bit floating point format) and 8 bits for stencil.

32-bit z-buffer lockable format with 32 bits for depth (in standard IEEE floating point format).

32-bit z-buffer format with 24 bits for depth and 4 bits for stencil.

32-bit z-buffer format with 24 bits for depth.

32-bit z-buffer format with 24 bits for depth and 8 bits for stencil.

16-bit z-buffer format with 15 bits for depth and 1 bit for stencil.

32-bit z-buffer format with 32 bits for depth.

16-bit z-buffer lockable format with 16 bits for depth.

16-bit surface format using 5 bits for red and blue and 6 bits for green.

16-bit surface format using 5 bits for each color component (red, green, blue).

16-bit surface format using 1 bit for alpha and 5 bits for each channel (red, green, blue).

32-bit surface format using 8 bits for each color component (red, green, blue).

32-bit surface format using 8 bits for each channel (alpha, red, green, blue).

32-bit surface format using 2 bits for alpha and 10 bits for color components (red, green, blue).

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Right Rear Wheel. Unused for bikes.

Left Rear Wheel. Rear Wheel for bikes.

Right Central Wheel. Unused for bikes and 4-wheeled vehicles.

Left Central Wheel. Unused for bikes and 4-wheeled vehicles.

Right Front Wheel. Unused for bikes.

Left Front Wheel. Front Wheel for bikes.

A value between 0 and the maximum screen resolution (check Game.Resolution to get the size)

A value between 0 and 1, where 1 equals full screen size

A value between 0 and 20, where 20 equals full screen size

Don't clip the text.

Expand tab characters.

Force all text to a single line.

Allow word breaks.

Align the text to the bottom.

Vertically align the text to the center.

Align the text to the right.

Align the text to the center.

Align the text to the left.

Align the text to the top.

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