Question FiveM Build 3258 — Issues Hooking GET_ENTITY_PLAYER_IS_FREE_AIMING_AT

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FiveM's internal handling of natives has been a recurring headache, especially when dealing with specific builds like 3258. There's a persistent issue trying to hook GET_ENTITY_PLAYER_IS_FREE_AIMING_AT (hash 0x2975C866E6713290). Despite using the standard crossmap and referencing the GTA release dump, the native seems completely MIA or heavily obfuscated.

Testing with a standard Native Invoker works for other functions, but this specific hash is returning nothing or failing to resolve. Even using build-specific hashes for 3258 isn't yielding results. This usually points to FiveM either remapping the handler in a way the crossmap doesn't catch or the native being virtualized/protected differently in recent iterations.

Technical Breakdown of the Issue:

1. Native Hash: 0x2975C866E6713290
2. Environment: FiveM Build 3258
3. Method: Native Invoker / Crossmap Mapping
4. Status: Fails to find or hook, while other natives remain functional.

Spoiler: Troubleshooting Steps Taken

1. Verified native invoker logic — other calls are successful.
2. Cross-referenced with FiveM's own internal crossmaps for build 3258.
3. Attempted to locate the handler via GTA release dumps.

If the hash isn't working even with a functional invoker, we might be looking at a manual search through the handler table or a signature scan for the specific function logic rather than relying on the hash translation. It's possible the native was refactored or shadowed behind a different internal call.

Anyone managed to dump the handler table for 3258 and verify if this hash is still valid?