-- LUA TaskTurnPedToFaceEntity 0x5AD23D40115353AC TASK_TURN_PED_TO_FACE_ENTITY
TaskTurnPedToFaceEntity(
ped --[[ Ped ]],
targetEntity --[[ Entity ]],
duration --[[ integer ]],
p3 --[[ number ]],
p4 --[[ number ]],
p5 --[[ number ]]
)
duration: the amount of time in milliseconds to do the task. -1 will keep the task going until either another task is applied, or CLEAR_ALL_TASKS() is called with the ped
Parameters:
ped:
EntityID — Usually the npc you want to turn.
targetEntity:
EntityID — The npc or player you want the first npc to face.
duration:
duration: the amount of time in milliseconds to do the task.
-1 will keep the task going until either another task is applied, or CLEAR_ALL_TASKS() is called with the ped.
p3:
number. Not used in my example, so it may assume nil or a default value.
p4:
number. Not used in my example, so it may assume nil or a default value.
p5:
number. Not used in my example, so it may assume nil or a default value.
Summary
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Example
---
if distance <= 10.0 and distance >= 3.0 then -- check distance
Citizen.CreateThread(function()
SetBlockingOfNonTemporaryEvents(NPCEntityID, false)
FreezeEntityPosition(NPCEntityID, false)
TaskTurnPedToFaceEntity(NPCEntityID, player, -1)
--print("NPC face players")
end)
end
Additional natives used in this example, or natives commonly used with this native.
Common Errors or Problems
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