Markers

Distance markers

rcore provides 2 ways to create markers, in the older version there was distance marker and classic marker but we remove classic marker because its not good for performance to create marker that is still rendering.

Newer version V2

Newer version using object with function, better show to understand the difference of these methods.

client_side.lua

rcore = exports.rcore

function createMarker()
    marker = rcore:createMarker();
    marker.setPosition(vector3(1729.89,3313.33,40.22))
    marker.render();
    marker.on('enter',function()
        dbg.info('On enter')
    end)
    marker.on('leave', function()
        dbg.info('on leave')
    end)
    marker.setKeys({
        keys['E'],
    })
    marker.on('key', function(pressed)
        dbg.info('on key press %s',pressed)
    end)
    Citizen.Wait(20000)
    marker.stopRender()
end

createMarker()

Simple function that create empty marker for you

marker.setPosition(pos)

Using vector3 as parameter to setup position of marker

marker.render()

Starts rendering the marker

marker.stopRender()

Stops rendering

marker.on()

Marker on is a function that will provides you simple API to create 3 callbacks that you need and that is

• enter - on player enter the marker

• leave - on player leave the marker

• key - on player press any setup key when is in marker

on key is calling only if you setup which keys it should monitoring, look at example, its using function setKeys

Syntax

Enter

marker.on('enter',function()
    print('On enter')
end)

Leave

Key

marker.setType(type id)

Change type of marker, you can find all types in official documentation https://docs.fivem.net/docs/game-references/markers/

makrer.setRenderDistance(value)

Default value for render distance is 20 if you need to be smaller or bigger just set it here

marker.setDir(vector3) / marker.getDir()

Set/Get direction of marker

marker.setRot(vector3) / marker.getRot()

Set/Get rotation of marker

marker.setScale(vector3) / marker.getScale

Set/Get scale of marker

marker.setColor(table) / marker.getColor()

you can set color with RGBA table {r = 0, g= 0, b=255,a=255} or you can set every color by self

• setAlpha(alpha)

• getAlpha()

• setRed(red)

• getRed()

• setGreen(green)

• getGreen()

• setBlue(blue)

• getBlue()

marker.setRotation(bool) / marker.getRotation()

Its not rotation of marker but if marker should rotate!

marker.setInRadius(radius) / marker.getInRadius()

Set/Get radius for calling enter/leave function