Error in weapon hashes in the event: weaponDamageEvent

[candidow]

What happened?

When we debug the weaponDamageEvent event, when printing the supposed weapon hash (data.weaponType), one result should appear, but another appears instead.
For example, with the weapon_rpg weapon, when I shoot at another player, the hash result will be 2982836145, but if I use runcode and print(GetHashKey(‘weapon_rpg’)) the result will be -1312131151.
Now, if I debug the startProjectileEvent event and print the supposed weapon hash (data.weaponHash), the result is as expected: -1312131151.

Expected result

Return the correct hash in the weaponDamageEvent event and globalise the hashes

Reproduction steps

1 - Have 2 clients open
2 - Debug the weaponDamageEvent and startProjectileEvent events

AddEventHandler(‘weaponDamageEvent’, function(sender, data)
    print(‘weaponDamageEvent: ’ ..data.weaponType)
end)

AddEventHandler(“startProjectileEvent”, function(sender, data)
    print(‘startProjectileEvent: ’ .. data.weaponHash)
end)

3 - On client 1, shoot at client 2 with an RPG or other weapon
4 - Observe and save the weapon hashes.
5 - Use the runcode and execute

print(GetHashKey(‘weapon_rpg’))

6 - Observe and compare the results

Results:

weaponDamageEvent: 2982836145
startProjectileEvent: -1312131151
runcode: -1312131151

It can be seen that the hashes are not the same.

Importancy

Slight inconvenience

Area(s)

FiveM, OneSync, ScRT: Lua

Specific version(s)

Fivem/Latest/3570 - Server/Windows/25770

Additional information

No response

[FabianTerhorst]

Hello,

2982836145 and -1312131151 are the same number. The 2982836145 is a unsigned 32 bit joaat hash. And the -1312131151 is the same hash inside a signed 32 bit number.

[candidow]

Olá,

2982836145 e -1312131151 são o mesmo número. O valor 2982836145 é um hash joaat de 32 bits sem sinal. Já o valor -1312131151 é o mesmo hash contido em um número de 32 bits com sinal.

Hello, I'm a bit new to this and don't know much about it, so I appreciate your explanation. Now I understand that it's not an error.
But at the same time, I believe that the way values are returned should be standardised. For example, startProjectileEvent returns x and weaponDamageEvent returns y. In my opinion, it should return x in all cases, if you understand what I mean.