Rage Namespace

Represents a Blip in the game world.

Blips are used to mark entities of interest in either the game world, on the radar or both.

Class for cleaning up IDeletables.

using(CleanupManager cleanupManager = new CleanupManager())
{
    Vector3 spawnPosition = playerVehicle.GetOffsetPosition(new Vector3(-3f, 7f, 0f));
    Vehicle car = new Vehicle("POLICE2", spawnPosition, playerVehicle.Heading);
    cleanupManager.Add(car);
    while (!car.IsDead)
    {
        GameFiber.Yield();
    }

    GameFiber.Sleep(3000);
}

Represents a group of Ped.

There can be up to 16 groups at any given time.

Empty groups are automatically deleted.

Class for getting the current time from the Internet.

This class uses the TIME protocol to get the current time from nist1-macon.macon.ga.us.

Represents the handle of an item in a pool.

The RAGE engine has a special array type known as a pool.
Pools are widely used throughout RAGE games to store things like Peds, Vehicles, Weapons, Blips, etc.
Pools consist of slots, and each slot has an index ranging from 0 to the pools capacity.
Essentially each slot has a flag that indicates whether the slot is free, and a counter. The counter is purely to avoid duplicate handles in case that same slot is reused immediately after it's freed.
The handle is a composite number (32-bit unsigned integer) where the 24 most significant bits represent the item's index into the pool, and the last 8 bits represent the counter.
Eg. if an item is stored at index 4 and its counter is 7, the handle would be (4 << 8) | 7 = 1031 (0x00000407).
A handle is validated by comparing its counter to the counter in the slot indicated by the index in the handle. If the slot is occupied and the counters match, the handle is valid. These handles are used extensively in the engine's internal scripting system. If a native function takes an entity as parameter, it is by its handle.