class Hud

Adds a rectangular blip for the specified coordinates/area.

It is recommended to use SET_BLIP_ROTATION and SET_BLIP_COLOUR to make the blip not rotate along with the camera.

By default, the blip will show as a regular blip with the specified color/sprite if it is outside of the minimap view.

Example image:

(Native name is likely to actually be ADD_BLIP_FOR_AREA, but due to the usual reasons this can't be confirmed)

Allows opening the pause menu this frame, when the player is dead.

BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_*
Example:
_BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_GET_WIDTH("NUMBER");
ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_FLOAT(69.420f, 2);
float width = _END_TEXT_COMMAND_GET_WIDTH(1);

get's line count  
int GetLineCount(char *text, float x, float y)  
	{  
_BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_LINE_COUNT("STRING");  
                ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text);  
return _END_TEXT_COMMAND_GET_LINE_COUNT(x, y);  
	}  

Clears all active blip routes that have been set with SetBlipRoute.

If true is passed, the player won't be able to open the multiplayer chat

Enables drawing some hud components, such as help labels, this frame, when the player is dead.

END_TEXT_COMMAND_*
In scripts font most of the time is passed as 1.
Use _BEGIN_TEXT_GET_COMMAND_GET_WIDTH
param is not font from what i've tested

END_TEXT_COMMAND_*
Determines how many lines the text string will use when drawn on screen.
Must use 0x521FB041D93DD0E4 for setting up

This function can show pictures of every texture that can be requested by REQUEST_STREAMED_TEXTURE_DICT. Needs more research. Only one type of usage in the scripts: HUD::_C6F580E4C94926AC("CHAR_ACTING_UP", "CHAR_ACTING_UP", 0, 0, "DI_FEED_CHAR", a_0);

returns a notification handle, prints out a notification like below:  
type range: 0   
if you set type to 1, image goes from 0 - 39 - Xbox you can add text to  
example:   
UI::_0xD202B92CBF1D816F(1, 20, "Who you trynna get crazy with, ese? Don't you know I'm LOCO?!");  

returns a notification handle, prints out a notification like below:
type range: 0 - 2
if you set type to 1, button accepts "~INPUT_SOMETHING~"
example:
HUD::_0xDD6CB2CCE7C2735C(1, "~INPUT_TALK~", "Who you trynna get crazy with, ese? Don't you know I'm LOCO?!");
- imgur.com/UPy0Ial
Examples from the scripts:
l_D1[1/ *1* /]=HUD::_DD6CB2CCE7C2735C(1,"~INPUT_REPLAY_START_STOP_RECORDING~","");
l_D1[2/ *1* /]=HUD::_DD6CB2CCE7C2735C(1,"~INPUT_SAVE_REPLAY_CLIP~","");
l_D1[1/ *1* /]=HUD::_DD6CB2CCE7C2735C(1,"~INPUT_REPLAY_START_STOP_RECORDING~","");
l_D1[2/ *1* /]=HUD::_DD6CB2CCE7C2735C(1,"~INPUT_REPLAY_START_STOP_RECORDING_SECONDARY~","");

Returns the current AI BLIP for the specified ped  

NativeDB Introduced: v2060

NativeDB Introduced: v1180

Name between GET_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_RESULT and GET_PAUSE_MENU_STATE. Likely, GET_PAUSE_MENU_*.

lastItemMenuId: this is the menuID of the last selected item minus 1000 (lastItem.menuID - 1000)
selectedItemMenuId: same as lastItemMenuId except for the currently selected menu item
selectedItemUniqueId: this is uniqueID of the currently selected menu item
when the pausemenu is closed:
lastItemMenuId = -1
selectedItemMenuId = -1
selectedItemUniqueId = 0
when the header gains focus:
lastItemMenuId updates as normal or 0 if the pausemenu was just opened
selectedItemMenuId becomes a unique id for the pausemenu page that focus was taken from (?) or 0 if the pausemenu was just opened
selectedItemUniqueId = -1
when focus is moved from the header to a pausemenu page:
lastItemMenuId becomes a unique id for the pausemenu page that focus was moved to (?)
selectedItemMenuId = -1
selectedItemUniqueId updates as normal

Gets mouse selection data from scaleforms with mouse support. Must be checked every frame. Returns item index if using the COLOUR_SWITCHER_02 scaleform. Selection types, found in MOUSE_EVENTS.as: MOUSE_DRAG_OUT = 0; MOUSE_DRAG_OVER = 1; MOUSE_DOWN = 2; MOUSE_MOVE = 3; MOUSE_UP = 4; MOUSE_PRESS = 5; MOUSE_RELEASE = 6; MOUSE_RELEASE_OUTSIDE = 7; MOUSE_ROLL_OUT = 8; MOUSE_ROLL_OVER = 9; MOUSE_WHEEL_UP = 10; MOUSE_WHEEL_DOWN = 11;

Scaleforms that this works with:

• COLOUR_SWITCHER_02
• MP_RESULTS_PANEL
• MP_NEXT_JOB_SELECTION
• SC_LEADERBOARD Probably works with other scaleforms, needs more research. In order to use this Native you MUST have controls 239, 240, 237, 238 enabled! This native, due to its erroneous redundancy of the returned boolean value, works differently in C#: shifting the parameters (where received becomes selectionType and so on making the fourth parameter unused and always 0).

Returns a substring of a specified length starting at a specified position.
Example:
// Get "STRING" text from "MY_STRING"
subStr = HUD::_GET_TEXT_SUBSTRING("MY_STRING", 3, 6);

Returns a substring of a specified length starting at a specified position. The result is guaranteed not to exceed the specified max length.
NOTE: The 'maxLength' parameter might actually be the size of the buffer that is returned. More research is needed. -CL69
Example:
// Condensed example of how Rockstar uses this function
strLen = HUD::GET_LENGTH_OF_LITERAL_STRING(MISC::GET_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_RESULT());
subStr = HUD::_GET_TEXT_SUBSTRING_SAFE(MISC::GET_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD_RESULT(), 0, strLen, 63);
--
"fm_race_creator.ysc", line 85115:
// parameters modified for clarity
BOOL sub_8e5aa(char *text, int length) {
    for (i = 0; i <= (length - 2); i += 1) {
        if (!MISC::ARE_STRINGS_EQUAL(HUD::_GET_TEXT_SUBSTRING_SAFE(text, i, i + 1, 1), " ")) {
            return FALSE;
        }
    }
    return TRUE;
}

Returns a substring that is between two specified positions. The length of the string will be calculated using (endPosition - startPosition).
Example:
// Get "STRING" text from "MY_STRING"
subStr = HUD::_GET_TEXT_SUBSTRING_SLICE("MY_STRING", 3, 9);
// Overflows are possibly replaced with underscores (needs verification)
subStr = HUD::_GET_TEXT_SUBSTRING_SLICE("MY_STRING", 3, 10); // "STRING_"?

NativeDB Introduced: v1290

HAS_*

HIDE_*_THIS_FRAME

Hides area and vehicle name HUD components for one frame.

Displays loading screen tips, requires _0x56C8B608CFD49854 to be called beforehand.

Returns the weapon hash to the selected/highlighted weapon in the wheel

Returns the weapon hash active in a specific weapon wheel slotList

Sets a global that disables many weapon input tasks (shooting, aiming, etc.). Does not work with vehicle weapons, only used in selector.ysc

Calling this each frame, stops the player from receiving a weapon via the weapon wheel.

Returns whether or not the text chat (MULTIPLAYER_CHAT Scaleform component) is active.  

IS_*

IS_WARNING_MESSAGE_*

Not present in retail version of the game, actual definiton seems to be
_LOG_DEBUG_INFO(const char* category, const char* debugText);

Disables the loading spinner in Pause Menu when switching from one header tab to another.

If mouse is hovering on a slot, it returns the slot's index, else it returns -1.

If mouse is hovering on a slot, it returns uniqueid of that slot, else it returns -1.

Add a BLIP_GALLERY at the specific coordinate. Used in fm_maintain_transition_players to display race track points.

If toggle is true, the map is shown in full screen
If toggle is false, the map is shown in normal mode

Sets the sprite of the next BLIP_GALLERY blip, values used in the native scripts: 143 (ObjectiveBlue), 144 (ObjectiveGreen), 145 (ObjectiveRed), 146 (ObjectiveYellow).

NativeDB Introduced: v1493

NativeDB Introduced: v1868

Must be toggled before being queued for animation

See https://imgur.com/a/lLkEsMN

NativeDB Introduced: v1734

Makes a blip go small when off the minimap.
SET_BLIP_AS_*

Does not require whole number/integer rotations.

SET_*

NativeDB Introduced: v2372

NativeDB Introduced: v1493

Argument must be 0.0f or above 38.0f, or it will be ignored.  

NativeDB Added Parameter 3: Any p2

By default, the player health value shown by a gamer tag's health bar is synchronised with the health of the ped it is attached to. This native disables that behaviour, allowing _SET_MP_GAMER_TAG_OVERRIDE_PLAYER_HEALTH to have an effect.

displays wanted star above head  

Manually sets the player health value for a gamer tag, using the maximum health to calculate what percentage of the bar should be filled. Has no effect unless _SET_MP_GAMER_TAG_DISABLE_PLAYER_HEALTH_SYNC has been called prior to disable synchronisation with the attached ped.

Sets the health bar of a gamer tag to show the health of the last (or current) vehicle of the ped the gamer tag is attached to. The vehicle health value is stored separate from the player health and using it won't clear any player health overrides.

Sets the visibility of all components of the gamer tag to the specified value.

If toggle is true, hides special ability bar / character name in the pause menu
If toggle is false, shows special ability bar / character name in the pause menu
SET_PLAYER_*

Sets the color of HUD_COLOUR_SCRIPT_VARIABLE_2

Sets a global mode which makes the pause menu map show 'Destination' instead of 'Waypoint' in the key legend on the bottom of the screen.

<!--

Name guess:

• alphabetical function order, below [SET_USER_RADIO_CONTROL_ENABLED, SET_USE_HI_DOF], above SET_VARIABLE_ON_SOUND.

-->

Param names copied from the corresponding scaleform function "SET_LIST_ROW"

instructionalKey enum list:

Buttons = {
      Empty = 0,
      Select = 1, -- (RETURN)
      Ok = 2, -- (RETURN)
      Yes = 4, -- (RETURN)
      Back = 8, -- (ESC)
      Cancel = 16, -- (ESC)
      No = 32, -- (ESC)
      RetrySpace = 64, -- (SPACE)
      Restart = 128, -- (SPACE)
      Skip = 256, -- (SPACE)
      Quit = 512, -- (ESC)
      Adjust = 1024, -- (ARROWS)
      SpaceKey = 2048, -- (SPACE)
      Share = 4096, -- (SPACE)
      SignIn = 8192, -- (SPACE)
      Continue = 16384, -- (RETURN)
      AdjustLeftRight = 32768, -- (SCROLL L/R)
      AdjustUpDown = 65536, -- (SCROLL U/D)
      Overwrite = 131072, -- (SPACE)
      SocialClubSignup = 262144, -- (RETURN)
      Confirm = 524288, -- (RETURN)
      Queue = 1048576, -- (RETURN)
      RetryReturn = 2097152, -- (RETURN)
      BackEsc = 4194304, -- (ESC)
      SocialClub = 8388608, -- (RETURN)
      Spectate = 16777216, -- (SPACE)
      OkEsc = 33554432, -- (ESC)
      CancelTransfer = 67108864, -- (ESC)
      LoadingSpinner = 134217728,
      NoReturnToGTA = 268435456, -- (ESC)
      CancelEsc = 536870912, -- (ESC)
}

Alt = {
      Empty = 0,
      No = 1, -- (SPACE)
      Host = 2, -- (ESC)
      SearchForJob = 4, -- (RETURN)
      ReturnKey = 8, -- (TURN)
      Freemode = 16, -- (ESC)
}

Result of the example code: https://i.imgur.com/TvmNF4k.png

Adds a orange checkmark on top of a given blip handle: https://imgur.com/a/aw5OTMF
_SHOW_FRIEND_INDICATOR_ON_BLIP* - _SHOW_HEADING_INDICATOR_ON_BLIP*

NativeDB Introduced: v2699

SHOW_*

NativeDB Introduced: v1734

Stops loading screen tips shown by invoking either 0x488043841BBE156F or 0x15CFA549788D35EF

Displays loading screen tips, requires 0x56C8B608CFD49854 to be called beforehand.

Related to notification color flashing, setting p0 to 0 invalidates a _SET_NOTIFICATION_FLASH_COLOR call for the target notification.

Requires GAME_STREAM_ENUMS.MSGTEXT. Default sounds: "DPAD_WEAPON_SCROLL" and "HUD_FRONTEND_DEFAULT_SOUNDSET"

If true, remove all feed components instantly. Otherwise tween/animate close each component

From the decompiled scripts:
HUD::_92F0DA1E27DB96DC(6);
HUD::_92F0DA1E27DB96DC(184);
HUD::_92F0DA1E27DB96DC(190);
sets background color for the next notification
6 = red
184 = green
190 = yellow
Here is a list of some colors that can be used: gyazo.com/68bd384455fceb0a85a8729e48216e15

Does stuff like this:\ gyazo.com/7fcb78ea3520e3dbc5b2c0c0f3712617\ Example:\ int GetHash = GET_HASH_KEY("fe_menu_version_corona_lobby");\ ACTIVATE_FRONTEND_MENU(GetHash, 0, -1);\ BOOL p1 is a toggle to define the game in pause.\ int p2 is unknown but -1 always works, not sure why though.\ [30/03/2017] ins1de :\ the int p2 is actually a component variable. When the pause menu is visible, it opens the tab related to it.\ Example : Function.Call(Hash.ACTIVATE_FRONTEND_MENU,-1171018317, 0, 42);\ Result : Opens the "Online" tab without pausing the menu, with -1 it opens the map.

Below is a list of all known Frontend Menu Hashes.

• FE_MENU_VERSION_SP_PAUSE
• FE_MENU_VERSION_MP_PAUSE
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CREATOR_PAUSE
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CUTSCENE_PAUSE
• FE_MENU_VERSION_SAVEGAME
• FE_MENU_VERSION_PRE_LOBBY
• FE_MENU_VERSION_LOBBY
• FE_MENU_VERSION_MP_CHARACTER_SELECT
• FE_MENU_VERSION_MP_CHARACTER_CREATION
• FE_MENU_VERSION_EMPTY
• FE_MENU_VERSION_EMPTY_NO_BACKGROUND
• FE_MENU_VERSION_TEXT_SELECTION
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_LOBBY
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_JOINED_PLAYERS
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_PLAYERS
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_FRIENDS
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_CREWS
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_MATCHED_PLAYERS
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_INVITE_LAST_JOB_PLAYERS
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_RACE
• FE_MENU_VERSION_CORONA_BETTING
• FE_MENU_VERSION_JOINING_SCREEN
• FE_MENU_VERSION_LANDING_MENU
• FE_MENU_VERSION_LANDING_KEYMAPPING_MENU

Creates a blip for the specified coordinates. You can use SET_BLIP_ natives to change the blip.

Create a blip that by default is red (enemy), you can use SET_BLIP_AS_FRIENDLY to make it blue (friend).\ Can be used for objects, vehicles and peds.

Example of enemy: Example of friend:

Create a blip with a radius for the specified coordinates (it doesnt create the blip sprite, so you need to use AddBlipCoords)

Example image:

Adds a float to a text component placeholder, replacing ~1~ in the current text command's text label.

Certain characters like < will have to be escaped using html entities (e.g. <), otherwise the text wont display properly.

p1 was always -1

Adds an arbitrary string as a text component placeholder, replacing ~a~ in the current text command's text label.

See the documentation on text formatting for more information.

It adds the localized text of the specified GXT entry name. Eg. if the argument is GET_HASH_KEY("ES_HELP"), adds "Continue". Just uses a text labels hash key  

Adds a timer (e.g. "00:00:00:000"). The appearance of the timer depends on the flags, which needs more research.  

This native (along with 0x5F68520888E69014 and 0x6C188BE134E074AA) do not actually filter anything. They simply add the provided text (as of 944)  

Initializes the text entry for the the text next to a loading prompt. All natives for for building UI texts can be used here  
BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_PRINT  
e.g  
void StartLoadingMessage(char *text, int spinnerType = 3)  
	{  
_SET_LOADING_PROMPT_TEXT_ENTRY("STRING");  
ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text);  
_SHOW_LOADING_PROMPT(spinnerType);  
	}  
/ *OR* /  
	void ShowLoadingMessage(char *text, int spinnerType = 3, int timeMs = 10000)  
	{  
_SET_LOADING_PROMPT_TEXT_ENTRY("STRING");  
ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text);  
_SHOW_LOADING_PROMPT(spinnerType);  
WAIT(timeMs);  
_REMOVE_LOADING_PROMPT();  
	}  
These are some localized strings used in the loading spinner.  
"PM_WAIT"                   = Please Wait  
"CELEB_WPLYRS"              = Waiting For Players.  
"CELL_SPINNER2"             = Scanning storage.  
"ERROR_CHECKYACHTNAME" = Registering your yacht's name. Please wait.  
"ERROR_CHECKPROFANITY"   = Checking your text for profanity. Please wait.  
"FM_COR_AUTOD"                        = Just spinner no text  
"FM_IHELP_WAT2"                        = Waiting for other players  
"FM_JIP_WAITO"                            = Game options are being set  
"FMMC_DOWNLOAD"                    = Downloading  
"FMMC_PLYLOAD"                         = Loading  
"FMMC_STARTTRAN"                    = Launching session  
"HUD_QUITTING"                           =  Quiting session  
"KILL_STRIP_IDM"                         = Waiting for to accept  
"MP_SPINLOADING"                      = Loading  

clears a print text command with this text  

Used to be known as _SET_TEXT_COMPONENT_FORMAT  

The following were found in the decompiled script files:  
STRING, TWOSTRINGS, NUMBER, PERCENTAGE, FO_TWO_NUM, ESMINDOLLA, ESDOLLA, MTPHPER_XPNO, AHD_DIST, CMOD_STAT_0, CMOD_STAT_1, CMOD_STAT_2, CMOD_STAT_3, DFLT_MNU_OPT, F3A_TRAFDEST, ES_HELP_SOC3  
ESDOLLA   
ESMINDOLLA - cash (negative)  
Used to be known as _SET_TEXT_ENTRY  

nothin doin.   
BOOL Message(char* text)  
	{  
BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_IS_MESSAGE_DISPLAYED("STRING");  
ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text);  
return END_TEXT_COMMAND_IS_MESSAGE_DISPLAYED();  
	}  

Used to be known as _SET_TEXT_ENTRY_2  
void ShowSubtitle(char *text)  
{  
	BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_PRINT("STRING");  
	ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text);  
	END_TEXT_COMMAND_PRINT(2000, 1);  
}  

Starts a text command to change the name of a blip displayed in the pause menu.

This should be paired with END_TEXT_COMMAND_SET_BLIP_NAME, once adding all required text components.

Declares the entry type of a notification, for example "STRING". int ShowNotification(char *text) { BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_THEFEED_POST("STRING"); ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text); return _DRAW_NOTIFICATION(1, 1); }

Removes the loading prompt at the bottom right of the screen.

Displays cash change notifications on HUD.  

Clears the GPS flags. Only the script that originally called SET_GPS_FLAGS can clear them.  
Doesn't seem like the flags are actually read by the game at all.  

Does the same as SET_GPS_MULTI_ROUTE_RENDER(false)

Does the same as SET_RACE_TRACK_RENDER(false);

**This native does absolutely nothing, just a nullsub

p0: found arguments in the b617d scripts: pastebin.com/X5akCN7z  

As per the name, this native creates a "fake" gamer tag that is attached to a specific ped. Unlike "real" gamer tags, you cannot set the crew colour of these gamer tags.

To create gamer tags for actual players and for more gamer tag information, see CREATE_MP_GAMER_TAG_WITH_CREW_COLOR.

Creates a gamer tag for the specified local player ID, automatically attached to the player's current ped. The created gamer tag will have the same ID as the player. You can use IS_MP_GAMER_TAG_ACTIVE to check if a gamer tag already exists for a player. After the gamer tag is created, all components will be set as invisible. Use SET_MP_GAMER_TAG_VISIBILITY to change the visibility of individual components or _SET_MP_GAMER_TAG_VISIBILITY_ALL to set all of them at once.

To create a gamer tag for a ped that is not a player, see CREATE_FAKE_MP_GAMER_TAG.

"DISPLAY_CASH(true);" makes the cash amount render on the screen when appropriate  
"DISPLAY_CASH(false);" disables cash amount rendering  

Shows a help message for one frame. Do note that this message doesn't get added to the Pause Menu info section.

If Hud should be displayed  

Toggles whether or not name labels are shown on the expanded minimap next to player blips, like in GTA:O. Doesn't need to be called every frame. Preview: https://i.imgur.com/DfqKWfJ.png Make sure to call SET_BLIP_CATEGORY with index 7 for this to work on the desired blip.

If Minimap / Radar should be displayed.

Displays the crosshair for this frame.  

Returns whether the ped's blip is controlled by the game.   
It's the default blip you can see on enemies during freeroam in singleplayer (the one that fades out quickly).  

Checks if the passed gxt name exists in the game files.  

When calling this, the current frame will have the players "arrow icon" be focused on the dead center of the radar.

enum eBusySpinnerType
{
	BUSY_SPINNER_LEFT = 0,
	BUSY_SPINNER_LEFT_2 = 1,
	BUSY_SPINNER_LEFT_3 = 2,
	BUSY_SPINNER_SAVE = 3,
	BUSY_SPINNER_RIGHT = 4,
};

After applying the properties to the text (See UI::SET_TEXT_), this will draw the text in the applied position. Also 0.0f < x, y < 1.0f, percentage of the axis.  

NativeDB Added Parameter 3: int p2

Returns whether a specific help message is being displayed or not.

enum HudIndexes {
    HELP_TEXT = 0,
    FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_1 = 1,
    FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_2 = 2,
}

Draws the subtitle at middle center of the screen.  
int duration = time in milliseconds to show text on screen before disappearing  
drawImmediately = If true, the text will be drawn immediately, if false, the text will be drawn after the previous subtitle has finished  
Used to be known as _DRAW_SUBTITLE_TIMED  

Finalizes a text command started with BEGIN_TEXT_COMMAND_SET_BLIP_NAME, setting the name of the specified blip.

Shows an "award" notification above the minimap, lua example result:

Old description:

Example:  
UI::_SET_NOTIFICATION_TEXT_ENTRY("HUNT");  
UI::_0xAA295B6F28BD587D("Hunting", "Hunting_Gold_128", 0, 109, "HUD_MED_UNLKED");  

This function and the one below it are for after you receive an invite, not sending it.  
p0 = 1 or 0  
nothin doin.   
int invite(Player player)  
	{  
int iVar2, iVar3;  
networkHandleMgr handle;  
NETWORK_HANDLE_FROM_PLAYER(player, &handle.netHandle, 13);  
networkClanMgr clan;  
char *playerName = GET_PLAYER_NAME(player);  
_SET_NOTIFICATION_TEXT_ENTRY("STRING");  
_SET_NOTIFACTION_COLOR_NEXT(0);  
ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(playerName);  
if (NETWORK_CLAN_PLAYER_GET_DESC(&clan, 35, &handle.netHandle))  
{  
	iVar2 = 0;  
	if (ARE_STRINGS_EQUAL(clan.unk22, "Leader") && clan.unk30 == 0)  
	{  
iVar2 = 1;  
	}  
	if (clan.unk21 > 0)  
	{  
iVar3 = 0;  
	}  
	else  
	{  
iVar3 = 1;  
	}  
	BOOL unused = _0x54E79E9C(&clan.clanHandle, 35);  
	return _DRAW_NOTIFICATION_APARTMENT_INVITE(iVar3, 0 / *unused* /, &clan.unk17, clan.unk30, iVar2, 0, clan.clanHandle, 0, 0, 0);  
}  
	}  

p0 = 1 or 0  
crashes my game...  
this is for sending invites to network players - jobs/apartment/ect...   
return notification handle  
int invite(Player player)  
	{  
networkHandleMgr netHandle;  
networkClanMgr clan;  
char *playerName = GET_PLAYER_NAME(player);  
_SET_NOTIFICATION_TEXT_ENTRY("STRING");  
_SET_NOTIFACTION_COLOR_NEXT(1);  
ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(playerName);  
NETWORK_HANDLE_FROM_PLAYER(player, &netHandle.netHandle, 13);  
if (NETWORK_CLAN_PLAYER_IS_ACTIVE(&netHandle.netHandle))  
{  
	NETWORK_CLAN_PLAYER_GET_DESC(&clan.clanHandle, 35, &netHandle.netHandle);  
	_DRAW_NOTIFICATION_CLAN_INVITE(0, _0x54E79E9C(&clan.clanHandle, 35), &clan.unk17, clan.isLeader, 0, 0, clan.clanHandle, playerName, 0, 0, 0);  
}  
	}  

Sets some extra options for a notification. It adds an image (or icon type) and sets a notification title (sender) and subtitle (subject).

Texture dictionary and texture name parameters are usually the same exact value.

Example result:

Old description with list of possible icons and texture names:

List of picNames: pastebin.com/XdpJVbHz  
flash is a bool for fading in.  
iconTypes:  
1 : Chat Box  
2 : Email  
3 : Add Friend Request  
4 : Nothing  
5 : Nothing  
6 : Nothing  
7 : Right Jumping Arrow  
8 : RP Icon  
9 : $ Icon  
"sender" is the very top header. This can be any old string.  
"subject" is the header under the sender.  

Example, only occurrence in the scripts:

v_8 = UI::END_TEXT_COMMAND_THEFEED_POST_MESSAGETEXT_TU("CHAR_SOCIAL_CLUB", "CHAR_SOCIAL_CLUB", 0, 0, &v_9, "", a_5);

Example result:

List of picNames pastebin.com/XdpJVbHz  
flash is a bool for fading in.  
iconTypes:  
1 : Chat Box  
2 : Email  
3 : Add Friend Request  
4 : Nothing  
5 : Nothing  
6 : Nothing  
7 : Right Jumping Arrow  
8 : RP Icon  
9 : $ Icon  
"sender" is the very top header. This can be any old string.  
"subject" is the header under the sender.  
"duration" is a multiplier, so 1.0 is normal, 2.0 is twice as long (very slow), and 0.5 is half as long.  
"clanTag" shows a crew tag in the "sender" header, after the text. You need to use 3 underscores as padding. Maximum length of this field seems to be 7. (e.g. "MK" becomes "___MK", "ACE" becomes "___ACE", etc.)  

List of picNames: pastebin.com/XdpJVbHz  
flash is a bool for fading in.  
iconTypes:  
1 : Chat Box  
2 : Email  
3 : Add Friend Request  
4 : Nothing  
5 : Nothing  
6 : Nothing  
7 : Right Jumping Arrow  
8 : RP Icon  
9 : $ Icon  
"sender" is the very top header. This can be any old string.  
"subject" is the header under the sender.  
"duration" is a multiplier, so 1.0 is normal, 2.0 is twice as long (very slow), and 0.5 is half as long.  
"clanTag" shows a crew tag in the "sender" header, after the text. You need to use 3 underscores as padding. Maximum length of this field seems to be 7. (e.g. "MK" becomes "___MK", "ACE" becomes "___ACE", etc.)  
iconType2 is a mirror of iconType. It shows in the "subject" line, right under the original iconType.  
int IconNotification(char *text, char *text2, char *Subject)  
{  
	_SET_NOTIFICATION_TEXT_ENTRY("STRING");  
	ADD_TEXT_COMPONENT_SUBSTRING_PLAYER_NAME(text);  
	_SET_NOTIFICATION_MESSAGE_CLAN_TAG_2("CHAR_SOCIAL_CLUB", "CHAR_SOCIAL_CLUB", 1, 7, text2, Subject, 1.0f, "__EXAMPLE", 7);  
	return _DRAW_NOTIFICATION(1, 1);  
}  

List of picture names

Example result:

Example output preview:

NativeDB Added Parameter 7: int hudColorIndex1
NativeDB Added Parameter 8: int hudColorIndex2

adds a short flash to the Radar/Minimap  
Usage: UI.FLASH_MINIMAP_DISPLAY  

Doesn't actually return anything.

Returns the Blip handle of given Entity.  

This function is hard-coded to always return 0.  

Returns a value based on what the blip is attached to
1 - Vehicle
2 - Ped
3 - Object
4 - Coord
5 - unk
6 - Pickup
7 - Radius

Gets the sprite id of the specified blip. Blip sprite ids and images can be found here.

if (HUD::GET_CURRENT_FRONTEND_MENU_VERSION() == joaat("fe_menu_version_empty_no_background"))

This function is hard-coded to always return 1.  

Gets a localized string literal from a label name. This is used to get the filename of the audio conversation associated with the provided label name.

Also see GET_NEXT_BLIP_INFO_ID for an example.

Returns the ActionScript flagValue.
ActionScript flags are global flags that scaleforms use
Flags found during testing
0: Returns 1 if the web_browser keyboard is open, otherwise 0
1: Returns 1 if the player has clicked back twice on the opening page, otherwise 0 (web_browser)
2: Returns how many links the player has clicked in the web_browser scaleform, returns 0 when the browser gets closed
9: Returns the current selection on the mobile phone scaleform
There are 20 flags in total.

Gets hud color RGBA parameter values by passing a hud color index (hudColorIndex).

HUD colors can be found here

World to relative screen coords
this world to screen will keep the text on screen. it will keep it in the screen pos

Returns the length of the string passed (much like strlen).  

Returns the string length of the string from the gxt string .  

p0 was always 0xAE2602A3.

enum ePauseMenuState
{
    PM_INACTIVE 	 =  0,
    PM_STARTING_UP 	 =  5,
    PM_RESTARTING 	 = 10,
    PM_READY 		 = 15,
    PM_IN_STORE 	 = 20,
    PM_IN_SC_MENU 	 = 25,
    PM_SHUTTING_DOWN = 30,
    PM_IN_VIDEOEDITOR = 35,
}

This gets the height of the FONT and not the total text. You need to get the number of lines your text uses, and get the height of a newline (I'm using a smaller value) to get the total text height.
Old name: _GET_TEXT_SCALE_HEIGHT

Converts the hash of a street name into a readable string. To retrieve a hash for a given (street) coordinate, see GET_STREET_NAME_AT_COORD.

p1 is either 1 or 2 in the PC scripts.  

This native is used to "give"/duplicate a player ped to a frontend menu as configured via the ACTIVATE_FRONTEND_MENU native, you first must utilize the CLONE_PED to clone said ped.

Checks if the specified gxt has loaded into the passed slot.  

I think this works, but seems to prohibit switching to other weapons (or accessing the weapon wheel)  

This function hides various HUD (Heads-up Display) components.

Listed below are the integers and the corresponding HUD component.

• 1 : WANTED_STARS
• 2 : WEAPON_ICON
• 3 : CASH
• 4 : MP_CASH
• 5 : MP_MESSAGE
• 6 : VEHICLE_NAME
• 7 : AREA_NAME
• 8 : VEHICLE_CLASS
• 9 : STREET_NAME
• 10 : HELP_TEXT
• 11 : FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_1
• 12 : FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_2
• 13 : CASH_CHANGE
• 14 : RETICLE
• 15 : SUBTITLE_TEXT
• 16 : RADIO_STATIONS
• 17 : SAVING_GAME
• 18 : GAME_STREAM
• 19 : WEAPON_WHEEL
• 20 : WEAPON_WHEEL_STATS
• 21 : HUD_COMPONENTS
• 22 : HUD_WEAPONS

These integers also work for the SHOW_HUD_COMPONENT_THIS_FRAME native, but instead shows the HUD Component.

Forces the weapon wheel to show/hide.

Set the active slotIndex in the wheel weapon to the slot associated with the provided Weapon hash

Full list of components below  
HUD = 0;  
HUD_WANTED_STARS = 1;  
HUD_WEAPON_ICON = 2;  
HUD_CASH = 3;  
HUD_MP_CASH = 4;  
HUD_MP_MESSAGE = 5;  
HUD_VEHICLE_NAME = 6;  
HUD_AREA_NAME = 7;  
HUD_VEHICLE_CLASS = 8;  
HUD_STREET_NAME = 9;  
HUD_HELP_TEXT = 10;  
HUD_FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_1 = 11;  
HUD_FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_2 = 12;  
HUD_CASH_CHANGE = 13;  
HUD_RETICLE = 14;  
HUD_SUBTITLE_TEXT = 15;  
HUD_RADIO_STATIONS = 16;  
HUD_SAVING_GAME = 17;  
HUD_GAME_STREAM = 18;  
HUD_WEAPON_WHEEL = 19;  
HUD_WEAPON_WHEEL_STATS = 20;  
MAX_HUD_COMPONENTS = 21;  
MAX_HUD_WEAPONS = 22;  
MAX_SCRIPTED_HUD_COMPONENTS = 141;  

Note: The buttons need to support mouse (with the TOGGLE_MOUSE_SUPPORT scaleform movie method) for it to return true.

Returns the same as IS_SOCIAL_CLUB_ACTIVE.

Returns true if a Warning Message or ReportUGC menu is active.

Locks the minimap to the specified angle in integer degrees.  
angle: The angle in whole degrees. If less than 0 or greater than 360, unlocks the angle.  

Locks the minimap to the specified world position.  

Shows a menu for reporting UGC content.

Uses the SOCIAL_CLUB2 scaleform.

Activates the specified frontend menu context.

pausemenu.xml defines some specific menu options using 'context'. Context is basically a 'condition'.

The *ALL* part of the context means that whatever is being defined, will be active when any or all of those conditions after *ALL* are met.

The *NONE* part of the context section means that whatever is being defined, will NOT be active if any or all of the conditions after *NONE* are met.

This basically allows you to hide certain menu sections, or things like instructional buttons.

See the old description below for more info.

Seems to add/set the current menu context (to show/hide buttons?) Pausemenu.xml: <Contexts>*ALL*, DISPLAY_CORONA_BUTTONS, *NONE*, BET_LOCKED, BET_AVAILABLE, SCROLL_OPTION</Contexts> Code:

if (...) {
    sub_bbd34(a_0, 0, "FM_BET_HELP");
    UI::PAUSE_MENU_ACTIVATE_CONTEXT(${bet_available}); // This native
    UI::OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE(${bet_locked});
} else {
    sub_bbd34(a_0, 0, "");
    UI::OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE(${bet_available});
    UI::PAUSE_MENU_ACTIVATE_CONTEXT(${bet_locked}); // This native
}

OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE seems to remove a context, It also has a hash collision // Old Scripts do not make this native's purpose clear. However, this native most likely has something to do with decals since in nearly every instance, "OBJECT_DECAL_TOGGLE" is called prior.

Updates instructional buttons in Pause Menu after menu contexts have been toggled. p0 purpose is currently unknown, only 0 is used in scripts.

Sets a loading icon in the pause menu.

Shows this warning message when trying to switch pause menu header tabs: https://i.imgur.com/8qmfztu.png

Sets current pause menu page/component to the specified value. Available page IDs: https://pastebin.com/qxuhwjPT

Forces the Pause Menu to back out of unique pages such as Awards, Unlocks, Key Bindings etc

Toggles pause menu map rendering.

Enables frontend (works in custom frontends, not sure about regular pause menu) navigation keys on keyboard if they were disabled using the native below.

To disable the keys, use 0xEC9264727EEC0F28.

Forces the map menu to reload.

Removes the blip from your map.

 * 
 * **Note:** This function only works on the script that created the blip, if you wish to remove blips created by other scripts, see [`SET_THIS_SCRIPT_CAN_REMOVE_BLIPS_CREATED_BY_ANY_SCRIPT`](#\_0x86A652570E5F25DD).

Removes the gamer tag associated with the provided ID. This does not happen instantly. Use IS_MP_GAMER_TAG_FREE to determine when the ID is free for reuse.

Removes multiplayer cash hud each frame  

Changes the hud color at a given index (hudColorIndex) by another one (hudColorIndex2).

HUD colors can be found here

Hud colors can be found here

Request a gxt into the passed slot.  

Changes the current frontend menu to the desired frontend menu version.

NOTE: This must be called before you open the text input box.

Toggles the big minimap state like in GTA:Online.

To get the current state of the minimap, use IS_BIGMAP_ACTIVE.

Sets alpha-channel for blip color.
Example:
Blip blip = HUD::ADD_BLIP_FOR_ENTITY(entity);
HUD::SET_BLIP_COLOUR(blip , 3);
HUD::SET_BLIP_ALPHA(blip , 64);

Allows the user to set a blip as friendly or enemy based on the toggle.

Sets whether or not the specified blip should only be displayed when nearby, or on the minimap.

Examples result:

index:

1 = No distance shown in legend
2 = Distance shown in legend
7 = "Other Players" category, also shows distance in legend
10 = "Property" category
11 = "Owned Property" category

Any other value behaves like index = 1, index wraps around after 255

Blips with categories 7, 10 or 11 will all show under the specific categories listing in the map legend, regardless of sprite or name.

Legend entries

displayId Behaviour

Anything higher than 10 seems to be exactly the same as 10.

Rockstar seem to only use 0, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 8 in the decompiled scripts.

Sets the interval in milliseconds before flashing the blip.

Flashes blip for time in milliseconds before stopping.

Doesn't work if the label text of gxtEntry is >= 80.  

See this topic for more details : gtaforums.com/topic/717612-v-scriptnative-documentation-and-research/page-35?p=1069477935  

After some testing, looks like you need to use CEIL() on the rotation (vehicle/ped heading) before using it there.

Enable / disable showing route for the Blip-object.  

NativeDB Added Parameter 3: Any p2

Sets the displayed sprite for a specific blip.

There's a list of sprites on the FiveM documentation site.

Set a custom color for the MP HUD, providing a way to customize the HUD's appearance similar to character color changes in MP.

enum eHudColours {
    HUD_COLOUR_PURE_WHITE = 0,
    HUD_COLOUR_WHITE = 1,
    HUD_COLOUR_BLACK = 2,
    HUD_COLOUR_GREY = 3,
    HUD_COLOUR_GREYLIGHT = 4,
    HUD_COLOUR_GREYDARK = 5,
    HUD_COLOUR_RED = 6,
    HUD_COLOUR_REDLIGHT = 7,
    HUD_COLOUR_REDDARK = 8,
    HUD_COLOUR_BLUE = 9,
    HUD_COLOUR_BLUELIGHT = 10,
    HUD_COLOUR_BLUEDARK = 11,
    HUD_COLOUR_YELLOW = 12,
    HUD_COLOUR_YELLOWLIGHT = 13,
    HUD_COLOUR_YELLOWDARK = 14,
    HUD_COLOUR_ORANGE = 15,
    HUD_COLOUR_ORANGELIGHT = 16,
    HUD_COLOUR_ORANGEDARK = 17,
    HUD_COLOUR_GREEN = 18,
    HUD_COLOUR_GREENLIGHT = 19,
    HUD_COLOUR_GREENDARK = 20,
    HUD_COLOUR_PURPLE = 21,
    HUD_COLOUR_PURPLELIGHT = 22,
    HUD_COLOUR_PURPLEDARK = 23,
    HUD_COLOUR_PINK = 24,
    HUD_COLOUR_STAR = 25,
    HUD_COLOUR_STARLIGHT = 26,
    HUD_COLOUR_STARDARK = 27,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER1 = 28,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER2 = 29,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER3 = 30,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER4 = 31,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER5 = 32,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER6 = 33,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER7 = 34,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER8 = 35,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER9 = 36,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER10 = 37,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER11 = 38,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER12 = 39,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER13 = 40,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER14 = 41,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER15 = 42,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER16 = 43,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER17 = 44,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER18 = 45,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER19 = 46,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER20 = 47,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER21 = 48,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER22 = 49,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER23 = 50,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER24 = 51,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER25 = 52,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER26 = 53,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER27 = 54,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER28 = 55,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER29 = 56,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER30 = 57,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER31 = 58,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER32 = 59,
    HUD_COLOUR_SIMPLEBLIP_DEFAULT = 60,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_BLUE = 61,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_GREY_LIGHT = 62,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_BLUE_EXTRA_DARK = 63,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_YELLOW = 64,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_YELLOW_DARK = 65,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_GREEN = 66,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_GREY = 67,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_GREY_DARK = 68,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_HIGHLIGHT = 69,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_STANDARD = 70,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_DIMMED = 71,
    HUD_COLOUR_MENU_EXTRA_DIMMED = 72,
    HUD_COLOUR_BRIEF_TITLE = 73,
    HUD_COLOUR_MID_GREY_MP = 74,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER1_DARK = 75,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER2_DARK = 76,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER3_DARK = 77,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER4_DARK = 78,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER5_DARK = 79,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER6_DARK = 80,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER7_DARK = 81,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER8_DARK = 82,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER9_DARK = 83,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER10_DARK = 84,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER11_DARK = 85,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER12_DARK = 86,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER13_DARK = 87,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER14_DARK = 88,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER15_DARK = 89,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER16_DARK = 90,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER17_DARK = 91,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER18_DARK = 92,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER19_DARK = 93,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER20_DARK = 94,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER21_DARK = 95,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER22_DARK = 96,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER23_DARK = 97,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER24_DARK = 98,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER25_DARK = 99,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER26_DARK = 100,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER27_DARK = 101,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER28_DARK = 102,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER29_DARK = 103,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER30_DARK = 104,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER31_DARK = 105,
    HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER32_DARK = 106,
    HUD_COLOUR_BRONZE = 107,
    HUD_COLOUR_SILVER = 108,
    HUD_COLOUR_GOLD = 109,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLATINUM = 110,
    HUD_COLOUR_GANG1 = 111,
    HUD_COLOUR_GANG2 = 112,
    HUD_COLOUR_GANG3 = 113,
    HUD_COLOUR_GANG4 = 114,
    HUD_COLOUR_SAME_CREW = 115,
    HUD_COLOUR_FREEMODE = 116,
    HUD_COLOUR_PAUSE_BG = 117,
    HUD_COLOUR_FRIENDLY = 118,
    HUD_COLOUR_ENEMY = 119,
    HUD_COLOUR_LOCATION = 120,
    HUD_COLOUR_PICKUP = 121,
    HUD_COLOUR_PAUSE_SINGLEPLAYER = 122,
    HUD_COLOUR_FREEMODE_DARK = 123,
    HUD_COLOUR_INACTIVE_MISSION = 124,
    HUD_COLOUR_DAMAGE = 125,
    HUD_COLOUR_PINKLIGHT = 126,
    HUD_COLOUR_PM_MITEM_HIGHLIGHT = 127,
    HUD_COLOUR_SCRIPT_VARIABLE = 128,
    HUD_COLOUR_YOGA = 129,
    HUD_COLOUR_TENNIS = 130,
    HUD_COLOUR_GOLF = 131,
    HUD_COLOUR_SHOOTING_RANGE = 132,
    HUD_COLOUR_FLIGHT_SCHOOL = 133,
    HUD_COLOUR_NORTH_BLUE = 134,
    HUD_COLOUR_SOCIAL_CLUB = 135,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLATFORM_BLUE = 136,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLATFORM_GREEN = 137,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLATFORM_GREY = 138,
    HUD_COLOUR_FACEBOOK_BLUE = 139,
    HUD_COLOUR_INGAME_BG = 140,
    HUD_COLOUR_DARTS = 141,
    HUD_COLOUR_WAYPOINT = 142,
    HUD_COLOUR_MICHAEL = 143,
    HUD_COLOUR_FRANKLIN = 144,
    HUD_COLOUR_TREVOR = 145,
    HUD_COLOUR_GOLF_P1 = 146,
    HUD_COLOUR_GOLF_P2 = 147,
    HUD_COLOUR_GOLF_P3 = 148,
    HUD_COLOUR_GOLF_P4 = 149,
    HUD_COLOUR_WAYPOINTLIGHT = 150,
    HUD_COLOUR_WAYPOINTDARK = 151,
    HUD_COLOUR_PANEL_LIGHT = 152,
    HUD_COLOUR_MICHAEL_DARK = 153,
    HUD_COLOUR_FRANKLIN_DARK = 154,
    HUD_COLOUR_TREVOR_DARK = 155,
    HUD_COLOUR_OBJECTIVE_ROUTE = 156,
    HUD_COLOUR_PAUSEMAP_TINT = 157,
    HUD_COLOUR_PAUSE_DESELECT = 158,
    HUD_COLOUR_PM_WEAPONS_PURCHASABLE = 159,
    HUD_COLOUR_PM_WEAPONS_LOCKED = 160,
    HUD_COLOUR_END_SCREEN_BG = 161,
    HUD_COLOUR_CHOP = 162,
    HUD_COLOUR_PAUSEMAP_TINT_HALF = 163,
    HUD_COLOUR_NORTH_BLUE_OFFICIAL = 164,
    HUD_COLOUR_SCRIPT_VARIABLE_2 = 165,
    HUD_COLOUR_H = 166,
    HUD_COLOUR_HDARK = 167,
    HUD_COLOUR_T = 168,
    HUD_COLOUR_TDARK = 169,
    HUD_COLOUR_HSHARD = 170,
    HUD_COLOUR_CONTROLLER_MICHAEL = 171 
    HUD_COLOUR_CONTROLLER_FRANKLIN = 172 
    HUD_COLOUR_CONTROLLER_TREVOR = 173 
    HUD_COLOUR_CONTROLLER_CHOP = 174,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_VIDEO = 175,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_AUDIO = 176,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_TEXT = 177,
    HUD_COLOUR_HB_BLUE = 178,
    HUD_COLOUR_HB_YELLOW = 179,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_SCORE = 180,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_AUDIO_FADEOUT = 181,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_TEXT_FADEOUT = 182,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_SCORE_FADEOUT = 183,
    HUD_COLOUR_HEIST_BACKGROUND = 184,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_AMBIENT = 185,
    HUD_COLOUR_VIDEO_EDITOR_AMBIENT_FADEOUT = 186,
    HUD_COLOUR_GANG_BOSS = 187,
    HUD_COLOUR_GOON = 188,
    HUD_COLOUR_BOSS = 189,
    HUD_COLOUR_LOW_FLOW = 190,
    HUD_COLOUR_LOW_FLOW_DARK = 191,
    HUD_COLOUR_G1 = 192,
    HUD_COLOUR_G2 = 193,
    HUD_COLOUR_G3 = 194,
    HUD_COLOUR_G4 = 195,
    HUD_COLOUR_G5 = 196,
    HUD_COLOUR_G6 = 197,
    HUD_COLOUR_G7 = 198,
    HUD_COLOUR_G8 = 199,
    HUD_COLOUR_G9 = 200,
    HUD_COLOUR_G10 = 201,
    HUD_COLOUR_G11 = 202,
    HUD_COLOUR_G12 = 203,
    HUD_COLOUR_G13 = 204,
    HUD_COLOUR_G14 = 205,
    HUD_COLOUR_G15 = 206,
    HUD_COLOUR_ADVERSARY = 207,
    HUD_COLOUR_DEGEN_RED = 208,
    HUD_COLOUR_DEGEN_YELLOW = 209,
    HUD_COLOUR_DEGEN_GREEN = 210,
    HUD_COLOUR_DEGEN_CYAN = 211,
    HUD_COLOUR_DEGEN_BLUE = 212,
    HUD_COLOUR_DEGEN_MAGENTA = 213,
    HUD_COLOUR_STUNT_1 = 214,
    HUD_COLOUR_STUNT_2 = 215,
    HUD_COLOUR_SPECIAL_RACE_SERIES = 216 
    HUD_COLOUR_SPECIAL_RACE_SERIES_DARK = 217,
    HUD_COLOUR_CS = 218 
    HUD_COLOUR_CS_DARK = 219,
    HUD_COLOUR_TECH_GREEN = 220,
    HUD_COLOUR_TECH_GREEN_DARK = 221,
    HUD_COLOUR_TECH_RED = 222,
    HUD_COLOUR_TECH_GREEN_VERY_DARK = 223,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_01 = 224,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_02 = 225,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_03 = 226,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_04 = 227,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_05 = 228,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_06 = 229,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_07 = 230,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_08 = 231,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_09 = 232,
    HUD_COLOUR_PLACEHOLDER_10 = 233,
    HUD_COLOUR_JUNK_ENERGY = 234
};

NativeDB Introduced: 2545

Overrides the position of the main player blip for the current frame.

Arrow Positions

• 0 = Off / No arrow
• 1 = Top
• 2 = Left
• 3 = Bottom
• 4 = Right

Note

Any numeric value greater than 4 will result in a right arrow (Index 4)

Important

Needs to be called every frame

Only the script that originally called SET_GPS_FLAGS can set them again. Another script cannot set the flags, until the first script that called it has called CLEAR_GPS_FLAGS.
Doesn't seem like the flags are actually read by the game at all.

This native is used to colorize/toggle certain map components like the army base.

Component IDs 6 through 14 are used by the freemode event King of the Castle in GTA Online.

An incomplete list of component IDs:

• 0: Los Santos International Airport yellow runway markers
• 1: Sandy Shores Airfield yellow runway markers
• 2: McKenzie Field yellow runway markers
• 6: Vespucci Beach lifeguard building
• 7: Top level zone of Alien Camp (Hippy Camp)
• 8: Paleto Bay fire station drill tower
• 9 Land Act Dam tower
• 10 Pala Springs Aerial Tramway
• 11 Galileo Observatory power unit
• 12 Small zone (empty "interior") near Central Los Santos Medical Center
• 13 Richman Mansion grotto
• 14 2 Alien Camp (Hippy Camp) circles
• 15 Fort Zancudo

Not much is known so far on what it does exactly. All I know for sure is that it draws the specified hole ID on the pause menu map as well as on the mini-map/radar. This native also seems to change some other things related to the pause menu map's behaviour, for example: you can no longer set waypoints, the pause menu map starts up in a 'zoomed in' state. This native does not need to be executed every tick.

You need to center the minimap manually as well as change/lock it's zoom and angle in order for it to appear correctly on the minimap. You'll also need to use the GOLF scaleform in order to get the correct minmap border to show up.

Use SET_MINIMAP_GOLF_COURSE_OFF() to reset the map when you no longer want to display any golf holes (you still need to unlock zoom, position and angle of the radar manually after calling this).

If true, the entire map will be revealed.

Toggles the North Yankton map

Enables or disables the sonar sweep animation on the minimap.

NativeDB Introduced: v2189

Changes the mouse style.

enum eMousePointerStyle {
	ARROW = 1,
	ARROW_DIMMED = 2,
	HAND_OPEN = 3,
	HAND_GRAB = 4,
	HAND_MIDDLE_FINGER = 5,
	ARROW_LEFT = 6,
	ARROW_RIGHT = 7,
	ARROW_UP = 8,
	ARROW_DOWN = 9,
	ARROW_TRIMMING = 10,
	ARROW_PLUS = 11,
	ARROW_MINUS = 12
};

Sets the mouse pointer to be active on current frame.

Toggles the visibility of the cursor. Do note that if the game loses focus and then regains it, the cursor will become visible again.

Sets flag's sprite transparency. 0-255.  

Sets a gamer tag's component colour

Should be enabled as component (2). Has 0 alpha by default.

enum eMpGamerTagComponent
{
	MP_TAG_GAMER_NAME = 0,
	MP_TAG_CREW_TAG = 1,
	MP_TAG_HEALTH_ARMOUR = 2,
	MP_TAG_BIG_TEXT = 3,
	MP_TAG_AUDIO_ICON = 4,
	MP_TAG_USING_MENU = 5,
	MP_TAG_PASSIVE_MODE = 6,
	MP_TAG_WANTED_STARS = 7,
	MP_TAG_DRIVER = 8,
	MP_TAG_CO_DRIVER = 9,
	MP_TAG_TAGGED = 10,
	MP_TAG_GAMER_NAME_NEARBY = 11,
	MP_TAG_ARROW = 12,
	MP_TAG_PACKAGES = 13,
	MP_TAG_INV_IF_PED_FOLLOWING = 14,
	MP_TAG_RANK_TEXT = 15,
	MP_TAG_TYPING = 16,
	MP_TAG_BAG_LARGE = 17,
	MP_TAG_ARROW = 18,
	MP_TAG_GANG_CEO = 19,
	MP_TAG_GANG_BIKER = 20,
	MP_TAG_BIKER_ARROW = 21,
	MP_TAG_MC_ROLE_PRESIDENT = 22,
	MP_TAG_MC_ROLE_VICE_PRESIDENT = 23,
	MP_TAG_MC_ROLE_ROAD_CAPTAIN = 24,
	MP_TAG_MC_ROLE_SARGEANT = 25,
	MP_TAG_MC_ROLE_ENFORCER = 26,
	MP_TAG_MC_ROLE_PROSPECT = 27,
	MP_TAG_TRANSMITTER = 28,
	MP_TAG_BOMB = 29
};

NativeDB Added Parameter 4: Any p3

displays wanted star above head  

Preview image:

To change the bank balance use STAT_SET_INT with "BANK_BALANCE" to whatever value you need to.

**This native does absolutely nothing, just a nullsub

Preview image:

To change money value use STAT_SET_INT with "MP0_WALLET_BALANCE" to whatever value you need to.

This native is deprecated.

If you're looking to:

• Toggle the pause menu on, use ACTIVATE_FRONTEND_MENU
• Toggle the pause menu off, use SET_FRONTEND_ACTIVE
• Disable toggling the pause menu, use DISABLE_FRONTEND_THIS_FRAME

Toggles the light state for the pause menu ped in frontend menus.

This is used by R* in combination with SET_PAUSE_MENU_PED_SLEEP_STATE to toggle the "offline" or "online" state in the "friends" tab of the pause menu in GTA Online.

Example: On: Off:

Toggles the pause menu ped sleep state for frontend menus.

Example GIF

if "flag" is true, the AI blip will always be displayed for the specified ped, if it has an AI blip  
If "flag" is false, the AI blip will only be displayed when the player is in combat with the specified ped, if it has an AI blip  

This native turns on the AI blip on the specified ped. It also disappears automatically when the ped is too far or if the ped is dead. You don't need to control it with other natives.
See gtaforums.com/topic/884370-native-research-ai-blips for further information.

List of interior hashes: pastebin.com/1FUyXNqY  
Not for every interior zoom > 0 available.  

zoomLevel ranges from 0 to 200  

Enabling this on a radius blip will make it outline only.\ Please note that this only works on a radius blip (i.e. one generated using ADD_BLIP_FOR_RADIUS), not a normal blip.

Example result:\

Sets the color of HUD_COLOUR_SCRIPT_VARIABLE

HUD::SET_SOCIAL_CLUB_TOUR("Gallery");
HUD::SET_SOCIAL_CLUB_TOUR("Missions");
HUD::SET_SOCIAL_CLUB_TOUR("General");
HUD::SET_SOCIAL_CLUB_TOUR("Playlists");

colors you input not same as you think?
A: for some reason its R B G A

distance - shadow distance in pixels, both horizontal and vertical r, g, b, a - color

**This native does absolutely nothing, just a nullsub

enum eTextFonts
{
    FONT_STANDARD = 0,
    FONT_CURSIVE = 1,
    FONT_ROCKSTAR_TAG = 2,
    FONT_LEADERBOAR0D = 3,
    FONT_CONDENSED = 4,
    FONT_STYLE_FIXED_WIDTH_NUMBERS = 5,
    FONT_CONDENSED_NOT_GAMERNAME = 6,
    FONT_STYLE_PRICEDOWN = 7,
    FONT_STYLE_TAXI = 8,
}

Toggles if the text input box can be opened with DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD.

Types -  
0: Center-Justify  
1: Left-Justify  
2: Right-Justify  
Right-Justify requires SET_TEXT_WRAP, otherwise it will draw to the far right of the screen  

**This native does absolutely nothing, just a nullsub

Size range : 0F to 1.0F
p0 is unknown and doesn't seem to have an effect, yet in the game scripts it changes to 1.0F sometimes.

It sets the text in a specified box and wraps the text if it exceeds the boundries. Both values are for X axis. Useful when positioning text set to center or aligned to the right.  
start - left boundry on screen position (0.0 - 1.0)  
end - right boundry on screen position (0.0 - 1.0)  

Switches the display of the in-game minimap to the Cayo Perico map. This native needs to be called every frame to maintain the toggled state effectively.

NativeDB Introduced: v2189

enum eInstructionalButtonTypes
{
    NONE = 0,
    SELECT = 1,
    OK = 2,
    YES = 4,
    BACK = 8,
    BACK_SELECT = 9,
    BACK_OK = 10,
    BACK_YES = 12,
    CANCEL = 16,
    CANCEL_SELECT = 17,
    CANCEL_OK = 18,
    CANCEL_YES = 20,
    NO = 32,
    NO_SELECT = 33,
    NO_OK = 34,
    YES_NO = 36,
    RETRY = 64,
    RETRY_SELECT = 65,
    RETRY_OK = 66,
    RETRY_YES = 68,
    RETRY_BACK = 72,
    RETRY_BACK_SELECT = 73,
    RETRY_BACK_OK = 74,
    RETRY_BACK_YES = 76,
    RETRY_CANCEL = 80,
    RETRY_CANCEL_SELECT = 81,
    RETRY_CANCEL_OK = 82,
    RETRY_CANCEL_YES = 84,
    SKIP = 256,
    SKIP_SELECT = 257,
    SKIP_OK = 258,
    SKIP_YES = 260,
    SKIP_BACK = 264,
    SKIP_BACK_SELECT = 265,
    SKIP_BACK_OK = 266,
    SKIP_BACK_YES = 268,
    SKIP_CANCEL = 272,
    SKIP_CANCEL_SELECT = 273,
    SKIP_CANCEL_OK = 274,
    SKIP_CANCEL_YES = 276,
    CONTINUE = 16384,
    BACK_CONTINUE = 16392,
    CANCEL_CONTINUE = 16400,
    LOADING_SPINNER = 134217728,
    SELECT_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217729,
    OK_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217730,
    YES_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217732,
    BACK_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217736,
    BACK_SELECT_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217737,
    BACK_OK_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217738,
    BACK_YES_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217740,
    CANCEL_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217744,
    CANCEL_SELECT_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217745,
    CANCEL_OK_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217746,
    CANCEL_YES_LOADING_SPINNER = 134217748
}

Note: this list is definitely NOT complete, but these are the ones I've been able to find before giving up because it's such a boring thing to look for 'good' combinations.

Result of the example code: https://i.imgur.com/imwoimm.png

You can only use text entries. No custom text.  
C# Example :  
Function.Call(Hash._SET_WARNING_MESSAGE_2, "HUD_QUIT", "HUD_CGIGNORE", 2, "HUD_CGINVITE", 0, -1, 0, 0, 1);  
you can recreate this easily with scaleforms  
---------------  
Fixed native name, from before nativedb restoration.  

NativeDB Added Parameter 10: Any p9

You can only use text entries. No custom text.  

NativeDB Added Parameter 11: Any p10

Sets a warning message for one frame with header and upper buttons bit field that don't fit the standard 32 bit set.

This native removes the current waypoint from the map.
Example:
C#:
Function.Call(Hash.SET_WAYPOINT_OFF);
C++:
HUD::SET_WAYPOINT_OFF();

Controls the visibility of the "Contact" instructional buttons on the map screen.

NativeDB Introduced: 2545

Enables or disables the blue half circle around the specified blip on the left side of the blip. This is used to indicate that the player is in your crew in GTA:O. Color is changeable by using SET_BLIP_SECONDARY_COLOUR.

To toggle the right side of the circle use: SHOW_FRIEND_INDICATOR_ON_BLIP.

Example code result:

Highlights a blip by a half cyan circle on the right side of the blip. Indicating that that player is a friend (in GTA:O). This color can not be changed.

To toggle the left side (crew member indicator) of the half circle around the blip, use: SHOW_CREW_INDICATOR_ON_BLIP.

Adds the GTA: Online player heading indicator to a blip.  

This function shows various HUD (Heads-up Display) components.

Listed below are the integers and the corresponding HUD component.

• 1 : WANTED_STARS
• 2 : WEAPON_ICON
• 3 : CASH
• 4 : MP_CASH
• 5 : MP_MESSAGE
• 6 : VEHICLE_NAME
• 7 : AREA_NAME
• 8 : VEHICLE_CLASS
• 9 : STREET_NAME
• 10 : HELP_TEXT
• 11 : FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_1
• 12 : FLOATING_HELP_TEXT_2
• 13 : CASH_CHANGE
• 14 : RETICLE
• 15 : SUBTITLE_TEXT
• 16 : RADIO_STATIONS
• 17 : SAVING_GAME
• 18 : GAME_STREAM
• 19 : WEAPON_WHEEL
• 20 : WEAPON_WHEEL_STATS
• 21 : HUD_COMPONENTS
• 22 : HUD_WEAPONS

These integers also work for the HIDE_HUD_COMPONENT_THIS_FRAME native, but instead hides the HUD component.

Toggles a cyan outline around the blip.

Color can be changed with SET_BLIP_SECONDARY_COLOUR. Enabling this circle will override the "crew" and "friend" half-circles (see SHOW_CREW_INDICATOR_ON_BLIP and SHOW_FRIEND_INDICATOR_ON_BLIP).

Adds a green checkmark on top of a blip.  

Starts a new GPS custom-route, allowing you to plot lines on the map. Lines are drawn directly between points. The GPS custom route works like the GPS multi route, except it does not follow roads.

Example result:

Starts a new GPS multi-route, allowing you to create custom GPS paths. GPS functions like the waypoint, except it can contain multiple points it's forced to go through. Once the player has passed a point, the GPS will no longer force its path through it.

Works independently from the player-placed waypoint and blip routes.

Example result:

Disables frontend (works in custom frontends, not sure about regular pause menu) navigation keys on keyboard. Not sure about controller. Does not disable mouse controls. No need to call this every tick.

To enable the keys again, use 0x14621BB1DF14E2B2.

Displays "normal" notifications again after calling `_0x56C8B608CFD49854` (those that were drawn before calling this native too), though those will have a weird offset and stay on screen forever (tested with notifications created from same script).

Enables loading screen tips to be be shown (`_0x15CFA549788D35EF` and `_0x488043841BBE156F`), blocks other kinds of notifications from being displayed (at least from current script). Call `0xADED7F5748ACAFE6` to display those again.

Enables loading screen tips to be be shown (_0x15CFA549788D35EF and _0x488043841BBE156F), blocks other kinds of notifications from being displayed (at least from current script). Call 0xADED7F5748ACAFE6 to display those again.

Requires manual management of game stream handles (i.e., 0xBE4390CB40B3E627).

Returns the handle for the notification currently displayed on the screen. Name may be a hash collision, but describes the function accurately.

Once called each frame hides all above radar notifications.

Removes a notification instantly instead of waiting for it to disappear  

Used in the native scripts to reference "GET_PEDHEADSHOT_TXD_STRING" and "CHAR_DEFAULT".

NativeDB Introduced: v323

Related to displaying cash on the HUD
Always called before HUD::CHANGE_FAKE_MP_CASH in decompiled scripts