i thought my examples explained how to spawn peds with any models good enough, but it appears that@patryksuu thought the snippet provided by@JohnFromGWN explained better.

i admit i explained worse this time, i could've explained with non-vanilla model hashes, though it would've been a lot better if@patryksuu told me my snippets hadn't made enough sense to them 🥲

I don't think there was anything wrong with your answer, I think it was just the question from the OP was more about addon peds. I know you're a much more skilled programmer than I am, or anyone else in the GTA V community, but I'm not sure about your second example. I tried it for fun and it did not work. From my experience, these are the ways to spawn peds, but i'm sure there are more.

//Example of addon mod Kira
MyPed = World.CreatePed("Kira", PP.Position + PP.ForwardVector * 3f, PP.Heading + 90);

// 4 equivalent examples of vanilla mod Vagos female
MyPed = World.CreatePed(new Model(1520708641),PP.Position + PP.ForwardVector * 3f, PP.Heading + 90);
MyPed = World.CreatePed("g_f_y_vagos_01", PP.Position + PP.ForwardVector * 3f, PP.Heading + 90);
MyPed = World.CreatePed(PedHash.Vagos01GFY,PP.Position + PP.ForwardVector * 3f, PP.Heading + 90);
MyPed = World.CreatePed(new Model(0x5AA42C21), PP.Position + PP.ForwardVector * 3f, PP.Heading + 90);

// Examples of Franklin vanilla player
MyPed = World.CreatePed("player_one", PP.Position + PP.ForwardVector * 3f, PP.Heading + 90);
MyPed = World.CreatePed(PedHash.Franklin, PP.Position + PP.ForwardVector * 3f, PP.Heading + 90);

Oops, my second example was wrong about how to cast literal integers to another integer type that can't exactly represent the target values, where anunchecked expression was required. Yes, you could just directly usenew Model(int), though you would have to use anunchecked expression when you cast a literalint that can't exactly represent the value asuint touint.

Also, thank you for cheering me up.