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DATAARRAY_GET_FLOAT

0xC0C527B525D7CFB5 DATAFILE

float DATAARRAY_GET_FLOAT(Any* arrayData, int arrayIndex);

Property	Value
Native Name	`DATAARRAY_GET_FLOAT`
Hash	`0xC0C527B525D7CFB5`
Return Type	`float`
Parameters	`arrayData` (Any*), `arrayIndex` (int)

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Game: FiveM
Namespace: DATAFILE
Returns: float
Description source: cfx

Before you call

Citizen.InvokeNative in CitizenFX Lua does not auto-marshal float/Vector3 returns — the result comes back wrong (community reports both a plain boolean and only-the-x-component-as-a-number); for these returns use the named Lua wrapper (e.g. GetEntityVelocity, GetPedBoneCoords, GetOffsetFromEntityInWorldCoords) or append Citizen.ResultAsVector() / Citizen.ResultAsFloat() as the final InvokeNative argument, and in JS/TS (no wrapper exists) Citizen.resultAsVector() / resultAsFloat() is mandatory; plain int/handle and void returns are unaffected.

Any* params are caller-supplied struct/array buffers (not scalar Pointer placeholders): build one with DataView.ArrayBuffer(8*N) and write every field — even Int32/BOOL — at zero-based, little-endian, 8-byte-aligned offsets, then pass view:Buffer(); consult the native's struct definition / linked findings for which fields are inputs vs outputs (read outputs back with GetInt32/GetInt64 at the same 8-byte stride) and whether each field is a CreateVarString-wrapped text field (UIFEED toast structs) or just a plain int / joaat hash — see get_invoke_guide.

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