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This function sets the variant of a specified vehicle. In GTA: San Andreas some vehicles are different; for example the labelling on trucks or the contents of a pick-up truck and the varying types of a motor bike. For the default variant list see: Vehicle variants. Function is also available client-side (previously available server-side only).

[[{{{image}}}\|link=\|]]	Tip: Both variant arguments need to be supplied, otherwise random ones will be picked.

[[{{{image}}}\|link=\|]]	Tip: If you only want one variant, set 'variant2' to 255. If you want no variants, then set both 'variant1' and 'variant2' to 255.

[[{{{image}}}\|link=\|]]	Note: The fairings on the NRG-500 and BF-400 are both variants, so unless you explicitly ask for 3 or 4, your bike will have no fairings which some people may find offensive.

Syntax

bool setVehicleVariant ( vehicle theVehicle [, int variant1, int variant2 ] )

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Method: vehicle:setVariant(...)

Counterpart: getVehicleVariant

Required Arguments

theVehicle: The vehicle that you want to set the variant.

Optional Arguments

Both arguments need to be supplied, otherwise random variants will be picked.

variant1: An integer for the first variant. See Vehicle variants.
variant2: An integer for the second variant. See Vehicle variants.

Returns

Returns true if the vehicle variants were successfully set, false otherwise (the specified vehicle doesn't exist or the specified variants are invalid).

Example

This example lets the vehicle driver set their vehicle's variant with a command:

function setMyVehicleVariants (thePlayer, commandName, arg1, arg2)
    local variant1, variant2 = tonumber (arg1), tonumber (arg2) -- If anything was passed make sure the arguments are numbers or pass nil
    local myVeh = getPedOccupiedVehicle (thePlayer) -- Get the vehicle that the player is in

    if (myVeh and getVehicleController (myVeh) == thePlayer) then -- Make sure the player is the vehicle driver (controller)
        local wasSet = setVehicleVariant (myVeh, variant1, variant2) -- Set the vehicle variants the player passed as arguments

        if wasSet then
            outputChatBox ("Vehicle variant successfully set!", thePlayer, 0, 255, 0)
        else
            outputChatBox ("Vehicle variant unsuccessfully set.", thePlayer, 255, 255, 0)
        end
    end
end

addCommandHandler ("setvehvar", setMyVehicleVariants) -- Create the command

Requirements

Minimum server version	1.2.0
Minimum client version	1.5.8-9.20693

Note: Using this feature requires the resource to have the above minimum version declared in the meta.xml <min_mta_version> section. e.g. <min_mta_version server="1.2.0" client="1.5.8-9.20693" />

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-{{Server client function}}
+{{Shared function}}
 __NOTOC__
-Page in the making.
+This function sets the variant of a specified vehicle. In GTA: San Andreas some vehicles are different; for example the labelling on trucks or the contents of a pick-up truck and the varying types of a motor bike. For the default variant list see: [[Vehicle variants]].
+{{Updated feature/item|1.5.9|1.5.8|20693|Function is also available client-side (previously available server-side only).}}
+{{Tip|Both variant arguments need to be supplied, otherwise random ones will be picked.}}
+{{Tip|If you only want one variant, set ''''variant2'''' to ''255''. If you want no variants, then set both ''''variant1'''' and ''''variant2'''' to ''255''.}}
+{{Note|The fairings on the NRG-500 and BF-400 are both variants, so unless you explicitly ask for 3 or 4, your bike will have no fairings which some people may find offensive.
+}}
 ==Syntax==
-<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">int getVehicleLightState ( vehicle theVehicle, int light )</syntaxhighlight>
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool setVehicleVariant ( vehicle theVehicle [, int variant1, int variant2 ] )</syntaxhighlight>
+{{OOP||[[vehicle]]:setVariant||getVehicleVariant}}
-==Required Arguments==
+===Required Arguments===
-*'''theVehicle:''' A handle to the [[vehicle]] that you wish to know the light state of.
+*'''theVehicle:''' The [[vehicle]] that you want to set the variant.
-*'''light:''' A whole number between 0 and 3
+===Optional Arguments===
+Both arguments need to be supplied, otherwise random variants will be picked.
+* '''variant1''': An integer for the first variant. See [[Vehicle variants]].
+* '''variant2''': An integer for the second variant. See [[Vehicle variants]].
 ==Returns==
-Returns 0 (working) or 1 (broken)
+Returns ''true'' if the vehicle variants were successfully set, ''false'' otherwise (the specified vehicle doesn't exist or the specified variants are invalid).
 ==Example==
-<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">newcar = createVehicle ( 520, 1024, 1024, 1024 )
+This example lets the vehicle driver set their vehicle's variant with a command:
-state = getVehicleLightState ( newcar, 0 )
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
-outputChatBox ( "The front-left light state on this car: " .. state )</syntaxhighlight>
+function setMyVehicleVariants (thePlayer, commandName, arg1, arg2)
+    local variant1, variant2 = tonumber (arg1), tonumber (arg2) -- If anything was passed make sure the arguments are numbers or pass nil
+    local myVeh = getPedOccupiedVehicle (thePlayer) -- Get the vehicle that the player is in
+    if (myVeh and getVehicleController (myVeh) == thePlayer) then -- Make sure the player is the vehicle driver (controller)
+        local wasSet = setVehicleVariant (myVeh, variant1, variant2) -- Set the vehicle variants the player passed as arguments
+        if wasSet then
+            outputChatBox ("Vehicle variant successfully set!", thePlayer, 0, 255, 0)
+        else
+            outputChatBox ("Vehicle variant unsuccessfully set.", thePlayer, 255, 255, 0)
+        end
+    end
+end
+addCommandHandler ("setvehvar", setMyVehicleVariants) -- Create the command
+</syntaxhighlight>
+==Requirements==
+{{Requirements|1.2.0|1.5.8-9.20693|}}
 ==See Also==
 {{Vehicle functions}}