qb-platescan

This script allows officers to quickly scan plates while patroling. Scanning attempts check for bolos, stolen status, and warrants within ps-mdt. If a vehicle is not owned by a player, than it will generate a name and store it server-side for later use. With the optional snippet from step 5, non-owned vehicles that are stolen have a chance to get marked as flagged.

This script was forked from @QuantumMalice with updates and bug fixes to exisiting issues. You can find the original repo here

This resource also includes a vehicle target option (boot and number plate vehicle bone) which scans the plate for an even more accurate reading and/or if Police Officers are not doing a traffic stop.

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Dependencies

Installation

Make sure this script starts after qb-phone & wk_wars2x

Download source files from github
Drag into resources folder
Replace cl_plate_reader.lua in wk_wars2x
If using qb-phone, add export to disable scanning spam
Add ps-dispatch alerts
Add event to vehicle keys script (Optional)

Add phone export:

Add this to qb-phone/client/main.lua

local function IsPhoneOpen()
    return PhoneData.isOpen
end exports("IsPhoneOpen", IsPhoneOpen)

Add Dispatch compatability

Add this snippet into your ps-dispatch/client/cl_extraevents.lua

local function ScanPlate(vehdata, scanStatus)

    local currentPos = GetEntityCoords(PlayerPedId())
    local locationInfo = getStreetandZone(currentPos)
    local heading = getCardinalDirectionFromHeading()

    local status = nil

    if vehdata.flagReason[1] ~= nil and vehdata.flagReason[2] ~= nil and vehdata.flagReason[3] ~= nil then
        status = 'Flags: '..vehdata.flagReason[1]..', '..vehdata.flagReason[2]..' '..vehdata.flagReason[3]
    elseif vehdata.flagReason[1] ~= nil and vehdata.flagReason[2] ~= nil then
        status = 'Flags: '..vehdata.flagReason[1]..', '..vehdata.flagReason[2]
    elseif vehdata.flagReason[1] then
        status = 'Flags: '..vehdata.flagReason[1]
    else
        status = 'Flags: NONE'
    end


    if vehdata.plateStatus == 'FLAGGED' then
        TriggerServerEvent("dispatch:server:notify", {
            dispatchcodename = "platescan", -- has to match the codes in sv_dispatchcodes.lua so that it generates the right blip
            dispatchCode = 'Dispatch',
            firstStreet = locationInfo,
            model = vehdata.info3,
            plate = vehdata.info,
            priority = 1,
            firstColor = status,
            heading = 'Owner: '..vehdata.info2,
            origin = {
                x = currentPos.x,
                y = currentPos.y,
                z = currentPos.z
            },
            dispatchMessage = 'Plate Information',
            job = { "police" }
        })
    else
        TriggerServerEvent("dispatch:server:notify", {
            dispatchcodename = "platescan", -- has to match the codes in sv_dispatchcodes.lua so that it generates the right blip
            dispatchCode = 'Dispatch',
            firstStreet = locationInfo,
            model = vehdata.info3,
            plate = vehdata.info,
            priority = 0,
            firstColor = status,
            heading = 'Owner: '..vehdata.info2,
            origin = {
                x = currentPos.x,
                y = currentPos.y,
                z = currentPos.z
            },
            dispatchMessage = 'Plate Information',
            job = { "police" }
        })
    end
end

exports('ScanPlate', ScanPlate)

*Add this to your ps-dispatch/server/sv_dispatchcodes.lua

 ["platescan"] =  {displayCode = '10-11', description = "Plate Information", radius = 10.0, recipientList = {'police'}, blipSprite = 66, blipColour = 37, blipScale = 0.6, blipLength = 1, sound = "Lose_1st", sound2 = "GTAO_FM_Events_Soundset", offset = "false", blipflash = "false"},

Add vehicle keys event: Optional

Add this to your vehicle keys script and match up your variables (somewhere after a successful hotwire)

TriggerEvent("qb-platescan:client:AddStolenPlate", vehicle, plate)

Usage

After wk_wars2x plate reader display is toggled, use left mouse click to scan vehicle plates.

Credits

Thanks to Linden for linden_outlawalert

complexza / qb-platescan