SOLVED build 1052 rfm vehicle list

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  1. javirulo007

    javirulo007 Registered

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    Hi All
    I have some unexpected issue. Perhaps it is normal in this build, but....
    when I create a rfmod I use to customize the rfm file. I put a vehicle list to assure each vehicle is located in its pit-garage.
    But, when rfm.mas is created, the rfm file contains 2 vehicles lists: the one I created and another one that is insert previous to the mine.
    So... which is the exact way to create a vehicle list into rfm file?

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  2. javirulo007

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    Nobody has even a clue?
     
  3. Jeferson Richart

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    Happens to me too. In this compilation, when we add the same car in the update without changes, the car disappears. When we make a change, the car is doubled. I could not solve.
     
  4. redapg

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    I fear that adding a Vehicle List by Hand don't works, because the MAS2 tool will always add another Vehicle List, that lists the, in the VMod creating Procedure, selected Cars.

    So you will have to create a new Component that includes your modified cars, install it and select it in the MAS2's Vmod Creation.
     
  5. javirulo007

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    And that is because... The component that I have is previous to this build?¨I think i don't understand
     
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    You've said that you add an own Vehicle List into the rfm.
    Why do you do it (i don't understand the meaning of "to assure each vehicle is located in its pit-garage") and what Cars does that List include?
    Are the Cars the same as from the other Vehicle List (that one that the MAS2 Tool adds, based on the selected Cars), just in another order?
    Or do they come from a modified Component?
    If yes, you can simply add them by selecting them in the MAS2 Tool, if installed.

    Maybe i miss something, but i don't understand the need to edit the Vehicle List in the rfm...
     
  7. Noel Hibbard

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    All you need to do in the RFM is set the PitGroupOrder something like this:
    Code:
    PitGroupOrder
    {
      // format is: PitGroup = <# of vehicles sharing pit>, <groupname>
      PitGroup = 1, Group1
      PitGroup = 1, Group2
      PitGroup = 1, Group3
      PitGroup = 1, Group4
      PitGroup = 1, Group5
      PitGroup = 1, Group6
      PitGroup = 1, Group7
      PitGroup = 1, Group8
      PitGroup = 1, Group9
      PitGroup = 1, Group10
      PitGroup = 1, Group11
      PitGroup = 1, Group12
      PitGroup = 1, Group13
      PitGroup = 1, Group14
      PitGroup = 1, Group15
      PitGroup = 1, Group16
      PitGroup = 1, Group17
      PitGroup = 1, Group18
      PitGroup = 1, Group19
      PitGroup = 1, Group20
      PitGroup = 1, Group21
      PitGroup = 1, Group22
      PitGroup = 1, Group23
      PitGroup = 1, Group24
      PitGroup = 1, Group25
      PitGroup = 1, Group26
      PitGroup = 1, Group27
      PitGroup = 1, Group28
      PitGroup = 1, Group29
      PitGroup = 1, Group30
      PitGroup = 1, Group31
      PitGroup = 1, Group32
      PitGroup = 1, Group33
      PitGroup = 1, Group34
      PitGroup = 1, Group35
      PitGroup = 1, Group36
      PitGroup = 1, Group37
      PitGroup = 1, Group38
      PitGroup = 1, Group39
      PitGroup = 1, Group40
      PitGroup = 1, Group41
      PitGroup = 1, Group42
      PitGroup = 1, Group43
      PitGroup = 1, Group44
      PitGroup = 1, Group45
      PitGroup = 1, Group46
      PitGroup = 1, Group47
      PitGroup = 1, Group48
      PitGroup = 1, Group49
      PitGroup = 1, Group50
    
    }
    Then in all your veh files you set the pit group like this:
    Code:
    PitGroup="Group43"
    MAS2 will generate the veh list on it's own so you don't need to do that.

    Also keep in mind that newer builds have admin commands for assigning pit boxes now.

    /pitbyvehicle <pitbox#> <vehDesc>
    /pitbydriver <pitbox#> <driverName>
    /pitbyteam <pitbox#> <teamName>
     
  8. javirulo007

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    Negative
    I also have those lines in the rfm (PitGroup=2, Group01 ....) and it still doesn't work. And the veh files includes the sentence pitgroup="group01" ....
     
  9. Noel Hibbard

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    This is how we have been doing it at VEC for several years now with no problems. Make sure you have auto parking disabled or else it ignores the rfm.

    Code:
    "Assign Parking":false
     
  10. javirulo007

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    Thanks a lot
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