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# Exports
> The following events and exports can be used from your own scripts to interact and/or receive info from the weather script.
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Client" %}
### zoneUpdated
> This event gets triggered when a zone is updated from server, contains the zone name and a table with zone info.
>
> **params:**
>
> * **zone**: `string`
> * **data:** `table`
>
> ```lua
> AddEventHandler('av_weather:zoneUpdated', function(zone,data)
> print(zone, json.encode(data,{ indent = true}))
> --[[
> data = {
> wind: number,
> zone: string,
> fog: string,
> windState: string,
> label: string,
> weather: string,
> freeze: boolean,
> frozenFog: string,
> temperature: number
> }
> ]]--
> end
> ```
### timeUpdated
> This event gets triggered when in game time is updated.
>
> **params:**
>
> * **hours**: `number`
> * **minutes**: `number`
> * **seconds**: `number`
>
> ```lua
> AddEventHandler('av_weather:timeUpdated',function(hours,minutes,seconds)
> print(hours, minutes, seconds)
> end)
> ```
### Freeze/Unfreeze Time and Weather for local player
> Use this event to freeze or sync the time for a local player, useful for multicharacter, spawn scripts, houses/motel scripts, etc.
>
> params:
>
> * **state**: `Boolean`
> * **hours**: `number` *optional*
> * **minutes**: `number` *optional*
> * **weather**: `string` *optional*
> * **blackout**: `Boolean` *optional*
> * **fog**: `string` *optional*
> * **snow**: `boolean` *optional*
>
> ```lua
> -- This is an example on how to freeze a player time:
> local state = true
> local hours = 23
> local minutes = 0
> local weather = "CLEAR"
> local blackout = false
> local fog = false
> local snow = false -- render snow on ground
> -- Fog options: "automatic", "no", "normal", "low", "medium", "high", "max" or false
> TriggerEvent('av_weather:freeze', state, hours, minutes, weather, blackout, fog, snow)
> ```
>
> ```lua
> -- This is an example on how to unfreeze player time and sync with server
> TriggerEvent('av_weather:freeze', false)
> ```
### getZone()
> Use this export to get the current zone where the player is standing.
>
> **returns:**
>
> **zone**: `table`
>
> * **wind:** `float`
> * **zone:** `string`
> * **weather:** `string`
> * **label:** `string`
> * **temperature:** `number`
> * **fog:** `string`
>
> ```lua
> local zone = exports['av_weather']:getZone()
> if zone then
> print(json.encode(zone, {indent = true}))
> --[[
> {
> "zone": "santos",
> "label": "Los Santos",
> "wind": 1.59,
> "weather": "OVERCAST",
> "temperature": 23,
> "fog": "normal",
> }
> ]]--
> end
> ```
### getBlackout()
> Use this export to retrieve the current blackout state.
>
> **returns:**
>
> **state**: B`oolean`
>
> ```lua
> local blackout = exports['av_weather']:getBlackout()
> -- blackout = true or false
> ```
### setRain()
> Removes rain effects from the player, useful for those using YMAPs where rain comes through the roof creating puddles inside their map.
>
> **params:**
>
> **state**: `Boolean`
>
> ```lua
> local state = true -- or false to enable effect again
> exports['av_weather']:setRain(state)
> ```
#### localBlackout(state)
> Use this export to trigger a blackout for the local player.
>
> **params:**
>
> * **state**:`boolean`
>
> ```lua
> local state = true -- or false to disable it
> exports['av_weather']:localBlackout(state)
> ```
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{% tab title="Server" %}
### generateWeathers()
> Use this export to generate random weathers for all zones.
>
> ```lua
> exports['av_weather']:generateWeathers()
> ```
### getZone()
> Retrieve a zone info.
>
> **parameters:**
>
> **name**: `string`
>
> local name = "santos" -- options: "santos", "sandy", "paleto", "cayo
> local zoneInfo = exports['av_weather']:getZone(name)
> --[[
> zone info returns false or table:
> {
> zone: string,
> label: string,
> weather: string,
> wind: number,
> temperature: number,
> freeze: boolean,
> fog: string
> }
> ]]--
>
### updateZone()
> *Not recommended, use the weather menu instead.*
>
> **parameters:**
>
> **zone:** `string`
>
> **weather:** `string`
>
> **freeze:** `boolean`
>
> ```lua
> local zone = "santos"
> local weather = "THUNDER"
> local freeze = false
> exports['av_weather']:updateZone(zone, weather, freeze)
> ```
### updateTime()
> *Not recommended, use the weather menu instead.*
>
> **parameters:**
>
> **hour:** `number`
>
> **minutes:** `number`
>
> **freeze:** `boolean`
>
> **instant:** `boolean`
>
> ```lua
> local hour = 20
> local minutes = 0
> local freeze = false
> local instant = false -- if false then time will increase progressively
> exports['av_weather']:updateTime(hour, minutes, freeze, instant)
> ```
### setBlackout()
> Change the blackout state for all server players.
>
> **parameters:**
>
> **state**: `Boolean`
>
> ```lua
> local state = true -- enable/disable blackout globally
> exports['av_weather']:setBlackout(state)
> ```
### getBlackout()
> Get the server blackout state.
>
> **returns**
>
> **state**: `Boolean`
>
> ```lua
> local state = exports['av_weather']:getBlackout()
> ```
### getTime()
> Get server time.
>
> **returns**
>
> **value**: `table`
>
> ```lua
> local serverTime = exports['av_weather']:getTime()
> print(json.encode(serverTime, {indent = true}))
> --[[
> serverTime = {
> hour: number,
> minutes: number,
> seconds: number
> }
> ]]--
> ```
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
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