class CEntitySyncTree
{
public:
uint64_t vtable; //0x0000
class netObject* net_object; //0x0008
class CProjectBaseSyncParentNode* spn_1; //0x0010
class CProjectBaseSyncParentNode* spn_2; //0x0018
char pad_0020[16]; //0x0020
class CVehicleCreationDataNode* pCVehicleCreationDataNode; //0x0030
class pCVehicleTypeCreationDataNode* pCVehicleTypeCreationDataNode; //0x0038
class CGlobalFlagsDataNode* pCGlobalFlagsDataNode; //0x0040
class CDynamicEntityGameStateDataNode* pCDynamicEntityGameStateDataNode; //0x0048
class CPhysicalGameStateDataNode* pCPhysicalGameStateDataNode; //0x0050
class CVehicleGameStateDataNode* CVehicleGameStateDataNode; //0x0058
class CEntityScriptGameStateDataNode* pCEntityScriptGameStateDataNode; //0x0060
class CPhysicalScriptGameStateDataNode* pCPhysicalScriptGameStateDataNode; //0x0068
class CVehicleScriptGameStateDataNode* pCVehicleScriptGameStateDataNode; //0x0070
class CEntityScriptInfoDataNode* pCEntityScriptInfoDataNode; //0x0078
class CPhysicalAttachDataNode* pCPhysicalAttachDataNode; //0x0080
class CVehicleAppearanceDataNode* pCVehicleAppearanceDataNode; //0x0088
class CVehicleDamageStatusDataNode* pCVehicleDamageStatusDataNode; //0x0090
class CVehicleComponentReservationDataNode* pCVehicleComponentReservationDataNode; //0x0098
class CVehicleHealthDataNode* pCVehicleHealthDataNode; //0x00A0
char pad_00A8[88]; //0x00A8
class CMigrationDataNode* pCMigrationDataNode; //0x0100
class CPhysicalMigrationDataNode* pCPhysicalMigrationDataNode; //0x0108
class CPhysicalScriptMigrationDataNode* pCPhysicalScriptMigrationDataNode; //0x0110
class CVehicleProximityMigrationDataNode* pCVehicleProximityMigrationDataNode; //0x0118
char pad_0120[3336]; //0x0120
int64_t invalid_pointer; //0x0E28
char pad_0E30[32]; //0x0E30
int32_t sub_type; //0x0E50
char pad_0E54[12]; //0x0E54
uint32_t sub_38; //0x0E60
char pad_0E64[532]; //0x0E64
}; //Size: 0x1078
static_assert(sizeof(CEntitySyncTree) == 0x1078);
class CVehicleCreationDataNode
{
public:
class netSyncNodeBase* node; //0x0000
class CVehicleTypeCreationDataNode* pCVehicleTypeCreationDataNode; //0x0008 heli as car/bike
char pad_0010[8]; //0x0010
class CEntitySyncTree* pCEntitySyncTree; //0x0018
class CProjectBaseSyncParentNode* pCProjectBaseSyncParentNode; //0x0020
int32_t m_typ; //0x0028
char pad_002C[12]; //0x002C
uint32_t _0x38; //0x0038
uint32_t _0x3C; //0x003C
uint32_t _0x40; //0x0040
char pad_0044[156]; //0x0044
class CVehicleProximityMIgrationDataNode* vpmdn; //0x00E0
char pad_00E8[8]; //0x00E8
class CPhysicalScriptMigrationDataNode* pCPhysicalScriptMigrationDataNode; //0x00F0
class CVehicleSyncTree* pCVehicleSyncTree; //0x00F8
class CProjectBaseSyncParentNode* pCProjectBaseSyncParentNode2; //0x0100
int32_t mb_valid_type; //0x0108
char pad_010C[12]; //0x010C
uint32_t sm_38; //0x0118
int32_t sm_3c; //0x011C
char pad_0120[48]; //0x0120
}; //Size: 0x0150
static_assert(sizeof(CVehicleCreationDataNode) == 0x150);
class CVehicleTypeCreationDataNode
{
public:
class netSyncNodeBase* node; //0x0000
char pad_0008[128]; //0x0008
}; //Size: 0x0088
static_assert(sizeof(CVehicleTypeCreationDataNode) == 0x88);
class CPhysicalScriptMigrationDataNode
{
public:
char pad_0000[40]; //0x0000
int32_t maybe_valid_type; //0x0028
char pad_002C[92]; //0x002C
}; //Size: 0x0088
static_assert(sizeof(CPhysicalScriptMigrationDataNode) == 0x88);
class pCVehicleTypeCreationDataNode // get_type_name?
{
public:
char pad_0000[40]; //0x0000
int32_t typ; //0x0028
char pad_002C[12]; //0x002C
uint32_t _0x38; //0x0038
int32_t _0x3c; //0x003C
char pad_0040[78]; //0x0040
}; //Size: 0x008E
class CMigrationDataNode
{
public:
char pad_0000[40]; //0x0000
int32_t entity_type; //0x0028
char pad_002C[12]; //0x002C
uint32_t _0x38; //0x0038
int32_t _0x3c; //0x003C
char pad_0040[78]; //0x0040
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