Progress

lib.progressBar

Displays a running progress bar.

lib.progressBar(data)

• duration: number
• label: string
• useWhileDead?: boolean
• allowRagdoll?: boolean
• allowCuffed?: boolean
• allowFalling?: boolean
• canCancel?: boolean
• anim?: table (object)
  • dict?: string
    • Must specify either scenario or dict
  • clip: string
  • flag?: number
    • Default: 49
  • blendIn?: float
    • Default: 3.0
  • blendOut?: float
    • Default: 1.0
  • duration?: number
    • Default: -1
  • playbackRate?: number
    • Default: 0
  • lockX?: boolean
  • lockY?: boolean
  • lockZ?: boolean
  • scenario?: string
    • Must specify either scenario or dict
  • playEnter?: boolean
    • Default: true
• prop?: table (object or array)
  • [ If you want to define multiple props, you can pass them as individual tables (array of objects) ]
  • model: hash
  • bone?: number
    • Default: 60309
  • pos: table
    • x: number
    • y: number
    • z: number
  • rot: table (object)
    • x: number
    • y: number
    • z: number
• disable?: table (object)
  • move?: boolean
  • car?: boolean
  • combat?: boolean
  • mouse?: boolean
  • sprint?: boolean

Usage Example

if lib.progressBar({
    duration = 2000,
    label = 'Drinking water',
    useWhileDead = false,
    canCancel = true,
    disable = {
        car = true,
    },
    anim = {
        dict = 'mp_player_intdrink',
        clip = 'loop_bottle'
    },
    prop = {
        model = `prop_ld_flow_bottle`,
        pos = vec3(0.03, 0.03, 0.02),
        rot = vec3(0.0, 0.0, -1.5)
    },
}) then print('Do stuff when complete') else print('Do stuff when cancelled') end

lib.progressCircle

Similar to lib.progressBar except it displays a circle and you can define a position.

lib.progressCircle(data)

• duration: number
• label?: string
• position?: 'middle' or 'bottom'
  • Default: 'middle'
• useWhileDead?: boolean
• allowRagdoll?: boolean
• allowCuffed?: boolean
• allowFalling?: boolean
• canCancel?: boolean
• anim?: table (object)
  • dict?: string
    • Must specify either scenario or dict
  • clip: string
  • flag?: number
    • Default: 49
  • blendIn?: float
    • Default: 3.0
  • blendOut?: float
    • Default: 1.0
  • duration?: number
    • Default: -1
  • playbackRate?: number
    • Default: 0
  • lockX?: boolean
  • lockY?: boolean
  • lockZ?: boolean
  • scenario?: string
    • Must specify either scenario or dict
  • playEnter?: boolean
    • Default: true
• prop?: table (object or array)
  • [ If you want to define multiple props, you can pass them as individual tables (array of objects) ]
  • model: hash
  • bone?: number
    • Default: 60309
  • pos: table
    • x: number
    • y: number
    • z: number
  • rot: table (object)
    • x: number
    • y: number
    • z: number
• disable?: table (object)
  • move?: boolean
  • car?: boolean
  • combat?: boolean
  • mouse?: boolean
  • sprint?: boolean

Usage Example

if lib.progressCircle({
    duration = 2000,
    position = 'bottom',
    useWhileDead = false,
    canCancel = true,
    disable = {
        car = true,
    },
    anim = {
        dict = 'mp_player_intdrink',
        clip = 'loop_bottle'
    },
    prop = {
        model = `prop_ld_flow_bottle`,
        pos = vec3(0.03, 0.03, 0.02),
        rot = vec3(0.0, 0.0, -1.5)
    },
}) then print('Do stuff when complete') else print('Do stuff when cancelled') end

lib.progressActive

Returns true if a progress bar is currently active.

lib.progressActive()

lib.cancelProgress

If there is a progress bar active and the progress bar can be cancelled then it cancels it.

lib.cancelProgress()