If it was that easy then you could’ve done it yourself. Clearly it takes more time than “just adding exports”. Creating a proper wrapper takes time. And I don’t have such time atm. So I won’t be doing it soon. But it will come at some point.
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mAkE wErK wItH vRp aNd eSx!?
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I like this. This gud resource.
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https://docs.vespura.com/mapi/faq/#q-does-this-work-with-this-small-enter-name-here-small-rp-framework Specifically for you 
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I already got this added into my project and it works great. Awesome release.
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Got this implemented into my C# framework and works like a charm.
Great work!
would be nice if it could be an indipendent script with exports to add/remove submenus, so you always have one main menu made with such API and then each script just adds/manages the own submenu
Could you also add something equivalent to UIMenuDynamicListItem used in NativeUI ?
That’s kind of the intend for the wrapper yeah.
I never figured out how to use those/what those actually did. What’s the purpose of those things?
It’s just an item which looks like a listitem but has callbacks for when arrows are pressed and calls the callback eg parse the item as int and add 1 or whatever.
Remember that the original nativeui port had a bug which didnt allow to the callback to be called. It was fixed here https://github.com/citizenfx/NativeUI/commit/c3b1f03a5f7c7372e2d286ce8d3d3d7d0ea4c18c
I use them in my scripts like the handling editor to avoid building big lists everytime
So, it’d “ask” for a value to put it as next each time it needed to change?
hmm, that’s an interesting way of designing such thing. I’ll take a look, but I’m not sure if/how I’ll add this. Maybe it might be easier to implement that as one of the wrapper features. Not sure.
Nope, never used the item because I couldn’t figure out what it was used for/how to use it so I never even bothered looking into it.
It only holds a value and the callback edits it however you prefer.
this is an example of how I use it
https://github.com/neos7/fivem-vstancer/blob/master/Vstancer.Client/Vstancer.cs#L87
and this is Guad’s example https://github.com/Guad/NativeUI/issues/77
Exception loading assembly MenuAPI.net: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Unable to find the specified file.
Why?`
I try this already
client_scripts {
‘MenuAPI.net.dll’,
‘RoleplayClient.net.dll’
}
all files exist in my folder!
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MenuAPI.net.dll isn’t a direct client script
load it in the
files {
"MenuAPI.net.dll"
}
and add MenuAPI.net.dll as a reference in your project.
Huh?
No, load it as a client script. Afaik loading it in files is not enough and it won’t work (properly).
I have mine in-game and working?
Really? That’s odd. I always assumed you needed to run it as a client script since things like NativeUI needed that. It wouldn’t ever work (>1 year ago) if it was just put in the files section. Guess til something.
idk that is just how I loaded it and it works fine.
I’ll give it a try now lol, made me curious.