RedM Assets

RedM Assets lists the names and hashes a RedM script needs, read from RDR2’s own game files (build 1.0.1491.50). Pick a type, search by name, label or hash, and open a row for its hash in three forms and a line of Lua that uses it. Labels are the game’s own English text. A name nobody could recover is shown as its hash, never guessed.

What it is for

Looking up the model name of a horse breed, the hash of an input, the scenario a ped plays at a campfire or the dictionary a blip icon lives in, without digging through dumps. Every row gives you the hash as hex, unsigned and signed, so it matches whatever form your script or framework config uses.

Quick start

1. Pick a type from the chips at the top. The page opens on Blips.
2. Type in Search … by name, label or hash.
3. Narrow it with the group chips under the search box, or leave it on All.
4. Click a row. The panel on the right shows Hash, Unsigned and Signed with a copy button each, the facts for that type and a client.lua block with Copy.

The view is kept in the address bar (?t=peds&q=bear&g=Animals&id=...), so you can link straight to a row.

The types

The number on each chip is the row count of that type’s data file. Rows with a picture are listed first.

Horses are the same rows as the Horses group of Peds, split by breed: in RDR2 a horse is a ped model.

Searching

The search runs inside the open type only. The list shows 120 rows at first; Show more adds more and says how many are left.

What each row gives you

Every row has Hash (hex), Unsigned and Signed. The facts and the Lua line depend on the type:

When a name is known, the Lua writes joaat("name"); when only the hash is known, it writes the hex hash. Some natives are called by hash with Citizen.InvokeNative, with the native’s name in a comment.

For a horse, a_c_horse_arabian_white:

local model = joaat("a_c_horse_arabian_white")
RequestModel(model)
while not HasModelLoaded(model) do Wait(0) end
local ped = CreatePed(model, x, y, z, heading, true, false, false, false)
-- _SET_RANDOM_OUTFIT_VARIATION: a RedM ped with no outfit is invisible
Citizen.InvokeNative(0x283978A15512B2FE, ped, true)
SetModelAsNoLongerNeeded(model)

For a control, INPUT_JUMP:

if IsControlJustPressed(0, 0xD9D0E1C0) then -- INPUT_JUMP
end

x, y, z, heading and ped are yours to fill in.

Zones, Interiors and Imaps also get an Open in button for the tool that shows them on the map: the Coords Picker, Interiors and the Imap Toggler.

Tips

• Keep the outfit line of the ped snippet. As its comment says, a RedM ped with no outfit is invisible.
• Use Horses rather than Peds when you want a breed: the breed chips sort the 144 horse models for you.
• A control in RedM is the joaat hash of its INPUT_ name. Search the plain word (jump, sprint): it matches the INPUT_ name as well as the label.
• Name from on peds and items says where a name came from: the game’s own file or icon name, or an exact hash match against a name list. Either way the name hashes to the row’s hash.

Limitations

• Names: 5 weapons, 1 ped, 1 interior, 2,392 imaps and 5,465 items (exactly the Name not known group) are known only by hash. They still work in a script, since the natives take the hash.
• Labels exist only where the game has English text for the thing: 182 of 628 blips, 109 of 142 weapons, 14,464 of 18,550 items, 112 of 378 documents, 38 of 373 controls and 73 of 87 zones. Peds, horses and vehicles have none.
• Pictures exist for blips, documents, 60 weapons and 765 items. Everything else is a text row.
• The Lua is a starting line, not a finished script. The site cannot check it in game.

Related tools

• Hash Calculator
• Item Generator
• Blip Placer
• Blip Styles
• Imap Toggler
• Interiors
• RedM Files