Is there a list of native functions somewhere?

[HJHughJanus]

Hello, I am currently trying to figure out if its the right time for getting into cyberpunk modding, or if I should wait another year or so.
What would help me is a list of native functions currently available, so I can know what would be possible already.
Does anything like that exist?

BR
HJ

[wopss]

Hello,

Yes something like this exists, I usually dump it for every patch, we currently have it on the modding Discord (https://discord.gg/Epkq79kd96), this is the link for the dump https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/794613856948322344/827304684582600754/dump_rtti.zip (for version 1.2). It changes with each patch but you can also check this message for new updates https://discord.com/channels/717692382849663036/807165519018459156/808700512173162576.

[HJHughJanus]

I couldnt find anything useful in the examples. I also checked the last dump again and didnt find any function for setting NPC health. I think I will wait a little more before diving into modding Cyberpunk 2077.

[HJHughJanus]

I have now set up the project in VS2019 and loaded your examples. But in the dependencies there are a thousand files - which one do I search for the functions?
In Script Hook (Alexander Blade's) there is always one file called natives.h and this one holds all the functions, so you know if it isnt there, it does not exist. Which file do I have to search in Red4Ext?

[wopss]

I have now set up the project in VS2019 and loaded your examples. But in the dependencies there are a thousand files - which one do I search for the functions?
In Script Hook (Alexander Blade's) there is always one file called natives.h and this one holds all the functions, so you know if it isnt there, it does not exist. Which file do I have to search in Red4Ext?

Unfortunately I did not create a file like that. For now I would say to get the dumped types with all the functions and variables from here https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/794613856948322344/836933371295694889/rtti_dump_1.22_text.zip and look in them for your functions.

[HJHughJanus]

How does the SDK know if what I am using is valid?

[wopss]

It tries to retrieve the function from the global RTTI, if the function does not exist the return value is nullptr.