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[muaz-git]

Hello Artur,

Thank you so much for sharing your work, I really appreciate it.
Is it possible for you to add little details how to compile it and what extra libraries are required in order to make it work.

[muaz-git]

Okay, so I found the way. If you follow following tutorials, you would be able to run these scripts.

Tutorials:

1. http://forum.ragezone.com/f978/grand-theft-auto-modding-guide-1100772/
2. https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/825/c-tutorial-basics-of-creating-a-script-part-3/3 (there are more tutorials for scripting on this blog)

Now I have just little confusion, if @arturf1 could please provide the files test.txt you are loading in both Annotator.cs and DataGen.cs. I am really not sure how to generate these. Thanks.

[arturf1]

Sorry I never saw this issue.

I totally forgot about those files. I did not even describe them in the thesis this code was for. While I lost the original, I can describe its content and purpose.

SOI stands for space of interest. It's purpose is to define the key attributes of an object. These attributes are:
modelHash
name - name of the object
FUL - X,Y,Z coordinates of the front upper left corner of the object
BLR - X,Y,Z coordinates of the back lower right corner of the object

The file was space delimited, and could define multiple different stop objects. But I think I only ever had one object in it. It was a set up for generalization that never came.

Here is an example of how it would look like:
4791849387428 Stop 1 1 1 -1 -1 -1
But you would have to go into GTAV and find the stop sign hash as well as its dimensions.