Why does the server respond with completely different packets that are not here. And he does not unsubscribe to the packages that are here.

It seems that "spectating" param must be UINT32, not UINT8.

At the end of driver sync now we have FLOAT train_speed.
But actually it's not just train speed. I'd rather name it ExtraData
It can contain following values in it's 32 bits:

• FLOAT Train Speed for train
• FLOAT Bike Incline for bikes
• Uint16+Uint16 Hydra Thrust Angle (It seems that only first is useful, but second is not always zero).

Hydra thrust can be found here:
https://github.com/IllidanS4/YSF/blob/0a454418db50b5be14fcd75b4370599170cf9fdd/src/Structs.h#L331
https://github.com/IllidanS4/YSF/blob/c15389a39d3d20d26711704f66c7a6652a2f5e4e/src/natives/players.cpp#L509

The unknown parameter on the RPC ServerJoin - ID: 137
Is UINT32 not INT32
And is the player color, same as in SetPlayerColor - ID: 72

It is used when player joins the server and there are already players on the server, then the server sends the ServerJoin of each player (with their colors and names) to the new player.

If the value is "0" then the color will be random on each client.

Hello! Când You Tell me how do You scanned this rpcs please?
Thank You!

The wiki is missing the first two variables: target_player_id and target_actor_id for the packet ID_WEAPONS_UPDATE (ID 204)
Reference: https://github.com/openmultiplayer/open.mp/blob/53e039797c1598ac21383e28bc78b9263e42057e/Shared/NetCode/core.hpp#L1812

How will you know the RPC ID?
You can find out the RPC for the function getPlayerVersion?

The RPC with id 58 does not "update", but rather hide the 3D Text label with the specified id.

See here for reference:
https://github.com/openmultiplayer/open.mp/blob/53e039797c1598ac21383e28bc78b9263e42057e/Shared/NetCode/textlabel.hpp#L49

SETWORLDTIME- ID: 15
Parameters: UINT8 bHour

SendDialogResponse have wListItem parameter with the type UINT16, but listitem wich passed in public OnDialogResponse can have negative values (-1 if the responsed dialog isn't in the style list), while UINT16 in this case will have 65535.

Playerid is uint16, not uint32

RU:
"GiveTakeDamage - 115" находится в группе входящих пакетов, хотя он исходящий.

EN:
"GiveTakeDamage-115" is in the incoming packet group, although it is outgoing.

This information about bGiveOrTake is wrong:

Additional Information: if bGiveOrTake is false, wPlayerID will receive the damage. If bGiveOrTake is true, wPlayerID will send the damage.

'bGiveOrTake' with false value indicates that the player is sending the damage (Give it)
'bGiveOrTake' with true value indicates that the player is receiving the damage (Take it), not vise-versa as it is now.

Hi, I was getting Outcoming RPC 44 params, but when I got AttachVehicle ID (65535), it was greater than 2000 (Max vehicle id).
Do you know how I could get 0-2000 Vehicle ID?

It seems that wPlayerID should have UINT32 type, not UINT16, as with this type it doesn't work.

There is one more parameters in RPC SetPlayerName (11) that missed in the wiki:
https://github.com/IllidanS4/YSF/blob/babed116870807fccae90a5c3e12ab375d9ea6b6/src/CPlayerData.cpp#L136

The last '1' passes as UINT8 and have little sense but it's necessary for working: it passes as 1 when te nickname length is not equal to 0 and it doesn't match the player’s nickname used before.

Hi!

Found missing Outcoming RPC SetPlayerFacingAngle. ID - 19.

Parameters: FLOAT angle

• szTextLen is typed as UINT8 but it's a UINT16
• Here are some values of the Flags field:
  • bit 1: box on/off
  • bit 2: align left
  • bit 3: align center
  • bit 4: align right
  • bit 5: proportional font on/off
• Might be worthwhile to note that global textdraws use id 0-2047 and per-player use id 2048-2303

1. There is a good source with RPC and packets parameters (but it's client-side thing), that can be useful for you to check and maybe improve some information in this wiki. I'm talking about "moonloader" and "SAMP.Lua" tools which includes such useful files (after its installation in game folder) in GTA San Andreas/moonloader/lib/samp/events.lua

2. I think more RPCs can be found even in such places (and there is still some ones that isn't presented in wiki, like RPC_ScmEvent or RPC_DestroyPickup, so will be also helpful I hope):
   https://github.com/IllidanS4/YSF/blob/master/src/RPCs.h#L64
   https://github.com/oscar-broman/SKY/blob/master/src/RPCs.cpp#L12

3. Pretty old, but it has really many RPC ids so can be also helpful:
   https://gitlab.com/blasthack/raksamp/blob/master/raknet/SAMP/SAMPRPC.cpp

Now in SetPlayerSkin - ID: 153 we have following parameters: UINT16 wPlayerID, UINT32 dSkinID
But there's 2 more bytes between playerID and skinID actually.

As I saw in SAMP 0.3DL Compability solution, playerId is processing like UINT32 there, so those 2 bytes are added to player ID:
https://github.com/AGraber/samp-dl-compat/blob/bc4e2676b95a5f4dc62e99e63dc37b08718dfea9/dl-compat.inc#L113

I'd rather say that there's UINT16 UnknownParameter after PlayerID to let PlayerID be UINT16 as it is in the other RPCs.

RPC 175 isn't working. Unfortunaly nothing changes.
https://github.com/BrunoBM16/RPC-List/wiki/RPC-List#setactorfacingangle---id-175

OUTCOMING from serv

EditAttachedObject ( PR_UINT32 index)

id 116

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Hi, guys!

Nice to see new RPC OnCameraTarget - 168.
I've found that PlayerTarget and ObjectTarget are mixed up in places.
First one should be ObjectTarget and third one is PlayerTarget

Currently there are some missing outcoming RPCs, addition of which would be very useful:

• SpawnPlayer
• SetVehicleVelocity
• SetVehicleAngularVelocity
• AttachTrailerToVehicle
• DetachTrailerFromVehicle
• AddVehicleComponent (if there is an RPC to set it when vehicle is already created)
• ChangeVehicleColor (if there is an RPC to set it when vehicle is already created)
• ChangeVehiclePaintjob (if there is an RPC to set it when vehicle is already created)

How about adding information to all RPCs about the names of the natives or publics which are their counterpart? At the moment, there is little uncertainty when some RPC are named DeathNotification (which doesn't give a direct understanding of which public is their analogue) or, for example, ScmEvent (which includes multiple purposes).

PutPlayerInVehicle - ID: 70
Parameters: UINT16 wVehicleID, UINT8 bSeatID

not UINT32

Hi!

There's RPC EnterVehicle - 26 and ExitVehicle - 154 in Incoming RPC list.
But there's no Outcoming versions of them.

So, it's PlayerEnterVehicle - 26

Parameters: UINT16 wPlayerID, UINT16 wVehicleID, UINT8 bIsPassenger

Additional Information: if bIsPassenger is 0, the player is about to enter the driver seat. If bIsPassenger is 1, the player is about to enter any of the passenger seats in the vehicle.

and PlayerExitVehicle - 154

Parameters: UINT16 wPlayerID, UINT16 wVehicleID

Hi!

You have 106 RPC in Outcoming section.
UpdateVehicleDamageStatus - ID: 106

Parameters: UINT16 wVehicleID, UINT32 panels, UINT32 doors, UINT8 lights, UINT8 tires

It also appears as incoming RPC when player makes damage to the vehicle.
Parameters are the same.

Since the main benefit of this wiki is for pawn scripters who need the packet arguments and their data types to access from Pawn.RakNet plugin, it would be wise to document them according to the types that are available in this plugin: PR_UINT8, PR_INT16, PR_FLOAT, PR_BITS etc.

For ApplyActorAnimation, ApplyPlayerAnimation in the parameters 2 times the variable fDelta is specified, this would be a good fix.

Опечатка в - UINT32 uiClientChallengeResponse
Правильно - bool uiClientChallengeResponse

Invulnerable is missing

https://github.com/AGraber/samp-dl-compat/blob/master/dl-compat.inc#L229

ID_MARKERS_SYNC - ID 208 and ID_RCON_RESPONCE - ID 202 isn't listed in outgoing/incoming packets.

Some other (but not so useful as above) packets can be found here:
https://github.com/cizaquita/FakeSAMP/blob/master/raknet/PacketEnumerations.h

Other notes:
Is seems that ID_CONNECTION_REQUEST_ACCEPTED and ID_CONNECTION_ATTEMPT_FAILED according to its names are outgoing packets, not incoming. Am I right?

The code:

const CONNECTION_REQUEST = 12
public OnIncomingPacket(playerid, packetid, BitStream:bs)
{
    printf("Packet ID: %i", packetid);
    return 1;
}

IPacket:CONNECTION_REQUEST(playerid, BitStream:bs)
{
    print("Connection request.");
    return 1;
}

Output:

Packet ID: 24
[connection] incoming connection: ip:port id: 0

CONNECTION_REQUEST incoming packet never print something but OnIncomingPacket callback print ID 24 so I think there is a mistake in packets, I don't know is this only one problem in packet list.

in 03dl for this package there is an additional custom skin id parameter after the skinid parameter

ShowActor - ID: 171

correct UINT16 wActorID, UINT32 SkinID, UINT32 CustomSkinID(0 if not there) , float X, float Y, float Z, float Angle, float Health, bool Invulnerable

incorrect UINT16 wActorID, UINT32 SkinID, float X, float Y, float Z, float Angle, float Health, bool Invulnerable