FivePD API Documentation | FivePD API Documentation

Keep Up To Date

FivePD API is available as a NuGet package. You can easily download and keep your addons up-to-date with the NuGet package manager.

Easy to Use

There are plenty of great tutorials made by the community. You can find coding tutorials on YouTube, and ready-to-use, open-source callouts/plugins on GitHub.

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Making your own callout

Creating your callout is simple!
That's all you need to create your very own, custom callout!

[CalloutProperties("Your own callout", "Your name", "v1.0")]
public class MyCallout : FivePD.API.Callout
{   
    public MyCallout()
    {
        Vector3 location = new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
        
        base.InitInfo(location);
        
        ShortName = "The name of the callout!";
        CalloutDescription = "The description of my callout!";
        ResponseCode = 3;
        StartDistance = 250.0f;
    }

    public override async Task OnAccept()
    {
        base.InitBlip();
    }

    public override void OnStart(Ped player)
    {
        base.OnStart(player);
    }
}

public class Plugin : FivePD.API.Plugin
{
    internal Plugin()
    {
        // Constructor must be internal!
         Events.OnDutyStatusChange += OnDutyStatusChange;
    }
    
    private async Task OnDutyStatusChange(bool isOnDuty)
    {
        if (isOnDuty)
            Debug.WriteLine("The player is now on duty"); 
        else
            Debug.WriteLine("The player is now off duty");
    }
}

Making your own plugin

Creating your own plugin is not hard either!