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_UI_FEED_POST_TWO_TEXT_SHARD

0xA6F4216AB10EB08E UIFEED

int _UI_FEED_POST_TWO_TEXT_SHARD(`p0` (Any*), `p1` (Any*), `p2` (BOOL), `p3` (BOOL));

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_UI_FEED_POST_TWO_TEXT_SHARD (0xA6F4216AB10EB08E) — RDR3 big top "mission" banner struct layout

## Context `_UI_FEED_POST_TWO_TEXT_SHARD` (`0xA6F4216AB10EB08E`) draws the large centered/top mission-style shard banner (e.g. "MISSION PASSED" look). Not obvious from the name, and params are undocum

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Game: RedM
Namespace: UIFEED
Returns: int

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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. (see findings: learning:9, learning:48, learning:57, learning:58, learning:59, learning:81 — fetch via get_document)

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