Cutscene::setCutsceneOrigin

p3 could be heading. Needs more research.

Syntax

<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">mp.game.cutscene.setCutsceneOrigin(p0, p1, p2, p3, p4);</syntaxhighlight>

Required Arguments

• p0: unknown (to be checked)
• p1: unknown (to be checked)
• p2: unknown (to be checked)
• p3: unknown (to be checked)
• p4: unknown (to be checked)

Return value

• Undefined

Example

<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript"> // todo </syntaxhighlight>

See also

• mp.game.cutscene.canSetEnterStateForRegisteredEntity
• mp.game.cutscene.canSetExitStateForCamera
• mp.game.cutscene.canSetExitStateForRegisteredEntity
• mp.game.cutscene.doesCutsceneEntityExist
• mp.game.cutscene.getEntityIndexOfCutsceneEntity
• mp.game.cutscene.getEntityIndexOfRegisteredEntity
• mp.game.cutscene.hasThisCutsceneLoaded
• mp.game.cutscene.registerEntityForCutscene
• mp.game.cutscene.requestCutscene
• mp.game.cutscene.requestCutscene2
• mp.game.cutscene.setCutsceneFadeValues
• mp.game.cutscene.setCutsceneOrigin
• mp.game.cutscene.setCutscenePedComponentVariation
• mp.game.cutscene.setCutscenePedPropVariation
• mp.game.cutscene.setCutsceneTriggerArea
• mp.game.cutscene.startCutscene
• mp.game.cutscene.startCutsceneAtCoords
• mp.game.cutscene.stopCutscene
• mp.game.cutscene.requestCutsceneAsync