local fn = _gn(0xF73EB622C4F1689B)
--- Example usage
-- VEHICLE::GET_CLOSEST_VEHICLE(x, y, z, radius, hash, unknown leave at 70)
-- x, y, z: Position to get closest vehicle to.
-- radius: Max radius to get a vehicle.
-- modelHash: Limit to vehicles with this model. 0 for any.
-- flags: The bitwise flags altering the function's behaviour.
-- Does not return police cars or helicopters.
-- It seems to return police cars for me, does not seem to return helicopters, planes or boats for some reason
-- Only returns non police cars and motorbikes with the flag set to 70 and modelHash to 0. ModelHash seems to always be 0 when not a modelHash in the scripts, as stated above.
-- These flags were found in the b617d scripts: 0,2,4,6,7,23,127,260,2146,2175,12294,16384,16386,20503,32768,67590,67711,98309,100359.
-- Converted to binary, each bit probably represents a flag as explained regarding another native here: gtaforums.com/topic/822314-guide-driving-styles
-- Conversion of found flags to binary: pastebin.com/kghNFkRi
-- At exactly 16384 which is 0100000000000000 in binary and 4000 in hexadecimal only planes are returned.
-- It's probably more convenient to use worldGetAllVehicles(int *arr, int arrSize) and check the shortest distance yourself and sort if you want by checking the vehicle type with for example VEHICLE::IS_THIS_MODEL_A_BOAT
-- -------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Conclusion: This native is not worth trying to use. Use something like this instead: pastebin.com/xiFdXa7h
-- Use flag 127 to return police cars
function Global.GetClosestVehicle(x, y, z, radius, modelHash, flags)
	return fn(x, y, z, radius, _ch(modelHash), flags, _ri)
end
