[Part 2] Coding a simple resource [NodeJS/VSC]

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Disclaimer: If you dont know where to start, please go to: 

So, you got NodeJS and Visual Studio Code running? Good, let's start coding!

Step 1: Files

RESOURENAME is a placeholder. Name id how you want your Resource should be called, like Roleplay-Gamemode.

Open Visual Studio Code in the C:/RAGEMP/server-files/packages folder. Then, create a folder named RESOURENAME (Change that). In that folder, we create a file called index.js.  At that point, Visual Studio Code should look like this:

Step 2: Making a base

In RESOURENAME  create a file called commands.js 

Now head to index.js and type in following:

require("./commands.js");

With that statement, we tell our resource that it should load the file called commands.js. You can to that even for folders, like:

require("./commands/vehicleCommand.js");

 Step 3: Lets code!

Javascript is a script language. That means, we don't need much constructers. Lets use that!:

We want to make the simplest and most helpfull command: A /vehicle command! How we do that? Well, if you got into javascript, its not complicated.

With the power of autocomplete, try to achieve following:

mp.events.addCommand("vehicle", (player, vehicle) => {

});

So, mp is a const. That means, its a variable that we cant change. events is a property of mp. And addCommand is a method. addCommand has the following usage:

mp.events.addCommand(commandName, (player, args) => {

});

commandName is self-explaining, player too. But whats  args?

args are our aguments. That means, we can add howmany we want. Our command above will be executed like this:

/vehicle VEHICLEHASH

//example:
/vehicle Alpha

So, got that? Lets move on!

Now we want that a vehicle spawns if we use that command, todo so:

mp.events.addCommand("vehicle", (player, vehicle) => {
    mp.vehicles.new(mp.joaat(vehicle), player.position);
});

So, like before,  mp is our const, vehicles is a property of mp. And new is a method. same for mp.joaat().  mp is our const, and joaat is a method that returns a number.

player is a variable, and position a property. position is from type mp.Vector3. Vectors are positions in RAGEMP, and our function mp.vehicles.new has the following usage:

mp.vehicles.new(model, position, options?);

Whats options? ? If a variable has a ? behind, that means its optional. So you dont need to set that.

Lets safe everything, and it should work!

If you got questions, look at the Wiki! (https://wiki.rage.mp/index.php?title=Main_Page)

Here are some usefull Wiki pages:

https://wiki.rage.mp/index.php?title=Getting_Started_with_Commands

https://wiki.rage.mp/index.php?title=Getting_Started_with_Client-side

https://wiki.rage.mp/index.php?title=Getting_Started_with_Events

Stay tuned for Part 3!