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RAGE.Events.Add(string eventName, RAGE.Events.CallDelegate handler); | RAGE.Events.Add(string eventName, RAGE.Events.CallDelegate handler); | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:16, 26 December 2022
This function registers event handlers.
Returning true will destroy automatically the event handler.
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C# Syntax
RAGE.Events.Add(string eventName, RAGE.Events.CallDelegate handler);
JavaScript Syntax
Syntax
events.add(name, ...arguments); events.add( associativeArray );
Example
Shared
function onPlayerDeath(player, reason, killer)
{
console.log(player.name + " died.");
}
mp.events.add(
{
"playerJoin" : player =>
{
console.log("New player: " + player.name);
},
"playerQuit" : (player, reason) =>
{
console.log(player.name + " quit");
},
"playerDeath" : onPlayerDeath
});
See Also
- Functions
- Properties