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'''Adding to a vehicle zone'''
Vehicle Zones are used to define named vehicle sets for the level.


Vehicle zones are .def files found within scripts/levels pathing.
''<small>Currently it's not possible to set vehicle zones to other than default yet but with ongoing road system refactoring it's coming true soon.</small>''


For default city its GameData/scripts/levels/default_vehiclezones.def
== Making Vehicle Zones ==
Each level/city can have it's own unique sets of vehicles. Vehicle zones are defined in the file located in next path:
<Addon Folder>/scripts/levels/<Level Name>_vehiclezones.def
For '''default''' level it is going to be located in '''GameData/scripts/levels/default_vehiclezones.def'''


For your city it'll be Addons/YourCity/scripts/levels/mycity_vehiclezones.def
For '''parking''' level it is going to be located in '''GameData/scripts/levels/parking_vehiclezones.def'''


To add to them you simply add the name of the car you want, and the name has to match their script name. So if you wanna add arvensis.txt you will add arvensis <number>;
If your city is in early stages of development or for some reason it does not have vehicle zones, the game will fall back for ''default'' one.


The number determines the rarity of traffic in a level.  
== File Structure ==
Example of vehiclezones.def file:<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp" line="1">
copcar "cop_regis";


0 - the car will appear in traffic very often 
default
{
rollo 0;
mustang 0;
mustang_f 0;
carla 0;
torino 0;
taxi 5;
ranchero 5;
k5     8;
van     15;
cop_regis 20;
vette 15;
}


100 - the car will be very rare.
outskirts
{
van     10;
ranchero 0;
k5     2;
suburban 5;
rollo 0;
}
</syntaxhighlight>In this example:


To add a vehicle zone to your city you will add your cities name to the beginning of the script file. For example default_vehiclezones.def is for default city, while victoria_vehiclezones.def is for Victoria.
# '''default''' and '''outskirts''' are representing zone names. ''Currently only default is used and IT DOES NOT represent a level name.''
# '''rollo, mustang, carla, van''' etc are the [[The Driver Syndicate/Vehicles/Configuration File|vehicle script]] names that are spawned for that zones
# '''numbers''' are represeting the spawn interval which also determines the rarity of traffic in a level.
# '''copcar''' sets the cop car script globally for the level


copcar "cop_regis"; // you list the cop car at the top of the vehicle zone.
== See Also ==
 
[[The Driver Syndicate/Vehicles/Configuration File|Vehicle configurations]]
default
{
  // name spawnInterval
  rollo 0;
  mustang 0;
  mustang_f 0;
  carla 0;
  torino 0;
  taxi 5;
  ranchero 5;
  k5 8;
  van 15;
  cop_regis 20; // only parked // and you list it within the default zone.
  vette 15;
  //suburban 25;
  //bus 30; // parking not allowed, see config
}

Latest revision as of 13:05, 1 February 2023

Vehicle Zones are used to define named vehicle sets for the level.

Currently it's not possible to set vehicle zones to other than default yet but with ongoing road system refactoring it's coming true soon.

Making Vehicle Zones

Each level/city can have it's own unique sets of vehicles. Vehicle zones are defined in the file located in next path: 

<Addon Folder>/scripts/levels/<Level Name>_vehiclezones.def

For default level it is going to be located in GameData/scripts/levels/default_vehiclezones.def

For parking level it is going to be located in GameData/scripts/levels/parking_vehiclezones.def

If your city is in early stages of development or for some reason it does not have vehicle zones, the game will fall back for default one.

File Structure

Example of vehiclezones.def file:

copcar "cop_regis";

default
{
	rollo		0;
	mustang		0;
	mustang_f	0;
	carla		0;
	torino		0;
	taxi		5;
	ranchero	5;
	k5		    8;
	van		    15;
	cop_regis	20;
	vette		15;
}

outskirts
{
	van	    	10;
	ranchero	0;
	k5		    2;
	suburban	5;
	rollo		0;
}

In this example:

  1. default and outskirts are representing zone names. Currently only default is used and IT DOES NOT represent a level name.
  2. rollo, mustang, carla, van etc are the vehicle script names that are spawned for that zones
  3. numbers are represeting the spawn interval which also determines the rarity of traffic in a level.
  4. copcar sets the cop car script globally for the level

See Also

Vehicle configurations

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