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The '''CARS''' section is a simplified method to create parked cars. Usually parked cars are created by the [[script]]s, but just as [[JUMP|unique stunt jumps]] they can be separated and written inside plain text or [[binary IPL]]s. Since parked car generators are related to [[savegame]]s{{ref|1}} a new game must be started before they are applied to the game. It is possible to create parked car generators without starting a new game using [[CLEO]]{{ref|2}}.
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'''CARS''' is a section in the [[item placement]] file introduced in [[San Andreas]]. This section is a simplified method to create parked cars. Usually parked cars are created by the [[script]]s, but just as [[JUMP|unique stunt jumps]] they can be written inside plain text or [[binary IPL]]s. Since parked car generators are related to [[savegame]]s{{ref|1}} a new game must be started before they are applied to the game. It is possible to create parked car generators without starting a new game using [[CLEO]]{{ref|2}}.
  
 
== Format ==
 
== Format ==
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|<center>PosX, PosY, PosZ</center>||The real world coordinates of the car as floating point values.
 
|<center>PosX, PosY, PosZ</center>||The real world coordinates of the car as floating point values.
 
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|<center>Angle</center>||The angle of the car in dagrees.
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|<center>Angle</center>||The angle of the car in radians (degrees/~57.2958).
 
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|<center>CarID</center>||The ID number of the car as defined in the [[IDE]] or -1 for random car parks (influened by the <code>[[popcycle.dat]]</code> file)
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|<center>CarID</center>||The ID number of the car as defined in the [[IDE]] or -1 for random car parks (influenced by the <code>[[popcycle.dat]]</code> file)
 
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|<center>PrimCol, SecCol</center>||A car color defined in the <code>[[carcols.dat]]</code> file. If it is set to -1 the color will be randomly choosed.
 
|<center>PrimCol, SecCol</center>||A car color defined in the <code>[[carcols.dat]]</code> file. If it is set to -1 the color will be randomly choosed.
 
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|<center>ForceSpawn</center>||Vehicles spawn more reliably if this is 1.
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|<center>ForceSpawn</center>||Vehicles spawn more reliably if this is set to 1.
 
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|<center>Alarm</center>||The probability of triggering the alarm system (0 - 100).
 
|<center>Alarm</center>||The probability of triggering the alarm system (0 - 100).
 
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|<center>DoorLock</center>||The propability that the doors of the vehicle is locked (0 - 100).
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|<center>DoorLock</center>||The probability that the doors of the vehicle is locked (0 - 100).
 
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|<CeNtEr>Unknown1, Unknown2</CeNtEr>||Unknown (Zero).
 
|<CeNtEr>Unknown1, Unknown2</CeNtEr>||Unknown (Zero).
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{{note|2}} {{Icon|SA}} [[Car_Spawn|Creating a parked car generator]] via scripts.
 
{{note|2}} {{Icon|SA}} [[Car_Spawn|Creating a parked car generator]] via scripts.
  
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== External Link ==
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== External link ==
 
* {{GTAF|202532|Documentation of San Andreas IPL file format}}
 
* {{GTAF|202532|Documentation of San Andreas IPL file format}}
  
 
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Revision as of 09:09, 9 August 2009

This article describes the usage of the CARS section inside a plain text IPL. For the definition of vehicle models see CARS (IDE Section)
CARS (IPL section)
Short description:Creates a parked car generator
Supported games:GTA SA, GTA IV
IPL Sections:
2DFX • AUZO • BLOK • CARS • CULL • ENEX • GRGE
INST • JUMP • LINK • LODM • MLO+ • MULT • OCCL
PATH • PICK • RTFX • SLOW • TCYC • VNOD • ZONE

CARS is a section in the item placement file introduced in San Andreas. This section is a simplified method to create parked cars. Usually parked cars are created by the scripts, but just as unique stunt jumps they can be written inside plain text or binary IPLs. Since parked car generators are related to savegames[1] a new game must be started before they are applied to the game. It is possible to create parked car generators without starting a new game using CLEO[2].

Format

CARS or parked car generators are used to place permanently, randomly or limited cars which are placed (parked) around the world. For this they need a position, a rotation, information about which car should be placed, the car's colors and some additional information.

San Andreas

PosX, PosY, PosZ, Angle, CarID, PrimCol, SecCol, ForceSpawn, Alarm, DoorLock, Unknown1, Unknown2
Identifier Description
PosX, PosY, PosZ
 The real world coordinates of the car as floating point values.
Angle
 The angle of the car in radians (degrees/~57.2958).
CarID
 The ID number of the car as defined in the IDE or -1 for random car parks (influenced by the popcycle.dat file)
PrimCol, SecCol
 A car color defined in the carcols.dat file. If it is set to -1 the color will be randomly choosed.
ForceSpawn
 Vehicles spawn more reliably if this is set to 1.
Alarm
 The probability of triggering the alarm system (0 - 100).
DoorLock
 The probability that the doors of the vehicle is locked (0 - 100).
Unknown1, Unknown2
 Unknown (Zero).

Binary format

CARS is one of the known sections which can be used in binary format inside streaming IPLs. For detailed information about the format see the format specification in the supposed article.

GTA IV

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Scripts

Opcodes

  • 014B – Creates a parked car generator in SCM
  • 014C – Sets the flags for the parked car generator.
  • 09E2 – Creates a parked car generator where the car has a special numplate text.
  • 0A17 – Sets a parked car generator as owned by the player

Native functions

References

^ San Andreas Car generators in save files
^ San Andreas Creating a parked car generator via scripts.

External link

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