local fn = _gn(0x7285951DBF6B5A51)
--- In every case of this native, I've only seen the first parameter passed as 0, although I believe it's a Ped after seeing tasks around it using 0. That's because it's used in a Sequence Task.
-- The last 3 parameters are definitely coordinates after seeing them passed in other scripts, and even being used straight from the player's coordinates.
-- ---
-- It seems that - in the decompiled scripts - this native was used on a ped who was in a vehicle to throw a projectile out the window at the player. This is something any ped will naturally do if they have a throwable and they are doing driveby-combat (although not very accurately).
-- It is possible, however, that this is how SWAT throws smoke grenades at the player when in cover.
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-- The first comment is right it definately is the ped as if you look in script finale_heist2b.c line 59628 in Xbox Scripts atleast you will see task_throw_projectile and the first param is Local_559[2 <14>] if you look above it a little bit line 59622 give_weapon_to_ped uses the same exact param Local_559[2 <14>] and we all know the first param of that native is ped. So it guaranteed has to be ped. 0 just may mean to use your ped by default for some reason.
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-- ```
-- NativeDB Added Parameter 5: Any p4
-- NativeDB Added Parameter 6: Any p5
function Global.TaskThrowProjectile(ped, x, y, z)
	return fn(ped, x, y, z)
end
