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Sets the engine type of a handling element (or more specifically, what kind of fuel it uses). | Sets the engine type of a handling element (or more specifically, what kind of fuel it uses). | ||
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Sets the engine type of a handling element (or more specifically, what kind of fuel it uses).
Syntax
bool handlingSetEngineType ( handling theHandling, string engineType )
Required Arguments
- theHandling: the handling of which you want to change the engine type.
- engineType: one of the following strings:
- diesel
- electric
- petrol
Returns
Returns true on success, false in case of failure.
Example
--TODO