Pickup

class pysamp.pickup.Pickup(id: int, model: int, type: int, x: float, y: float, z: float, world: int)

Bases: object

Pickups are global items that can be “picked” up by a player.

Pickups trigger an event TODO: PLACEHOLDER when picked up.

Benefit of having pickups compared to static pickups, is that you can recreate, destroy and modify pickups, while static pickups can only be created and have pre-made actions that make them work (such as health).

classmethod create(model: int, type: int, x: float, y: float, z: float, virtual_world: int = 0) → Pickup

Create a new global pickup.

Parameters

• model (int) – The pickup model to use. You can use any model here.

• type (int) – The pickup type. See here for available types.

• x (float) – The x coordinate to place the pickup at.

• y (float) – The y coordinate to place the pickup at.

• z (float) – The z coordinate to place the pickup at.

• virtual_world (optional int) – Which world should it be visible in? The default value is 0.

Returns

This method does not return anything.

Warning

Pickups that have a X or Y < -4096.0 or > 4096.0 will not show up and won’t trigger any events either.

Note

• Only pickup type that can be picked up from within a car, is ID 14.

• Certain pickup types come with ‘automatic responses’, for example using an M4 model in the pickup will automatically give the player the weapon and some ammo.

destroy() → bool

Destroy the pickup.

Returns

No return value.

This removes the pickup from the world.

id

The pickup ID (readonly int).

model

The model the pickup is using (readonly int).

type

The type of the pickup (readonly int).

world

The virtual world the pickup exist in (readonly int).

x

The pickup X postition (readonly float).

y

The pickup Y postition (readonly float).

z

The pickup Z postition (readonly float).