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This function changes the overriding lights setting on a vehicle, possible values are: 1 (No override), 2 (Force off), 3 (Force on)
This function changes the overriding lights setting on a vehicle, possible values are: 0 (No override), 1 (Force off), 2 (Force on)
==Syntax==
==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool setVehicleOverrideLights ( vehicle theVehicle, int Value )</syntaxhighlight>
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool setVehicleOverrideLights ( vehicle theVehicle, int Value )</syntaxhighlight>

Revision as of 22:04, 1 January 2007

This function changes the overriding lights setting on a vehicle, possible values are: 0 (No override), 1 (Force off), 2 (Force on)

Syntax

bool setVehicleOverrideLights ( vehicle theVehicle, int Value )

Required Arguments

  • theVehicle: The vehicle you wish to change the override lights setting of.
  • Value: A whole number representing 1 of the 3 settings (0,1,2)

Returns

Returns 'true' if the vehicle's lights settings was changed. Otherwise 'false'.

Example

This example will toggle the car lights on and off for a player's vehicle 

addCommandHandler ( "vehiclelights", "vehicleLights" )
function vehicleLights ( source )
  vehicle = getPlayerOccupiedVehicle ( source ) -- get the player's vehicle
  if ( vehicle ) then -- if he was in one
    if ( getVehicleOverrideLights ( vehicle ) ~= 2 ) then -- if the current state isnt 'force on'
      setVehicleOverrideLights ( vehicle, 2 ) -- force the lights on
    else
      setVehicleOverrideLights ( vehicle, 1 ) -- otherwise, force the lights off
    end
  end
end

See Also


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