SetVehicleWheelScale - Revision history

Fernando187: Remove obsolete Requirements section

2024-11-07T17:21:51Z

Remove obsolete Requirements section

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	~~==Requirements==~~
	~~{{Requirements\|n/a\|1.5.7-9.20642\|}}~~

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	{{Client_vehicle_functions}}		{{Client_vehicle_functions}}

StrixG at 14:05, 25 October 2020

2020-10-25T14:05:37Z

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			==Requirements==
			{{Requirements\|n/a\|1.5.7-9.20642\|}}

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	{{Client_vehicle_functions}}		{{Client_vehicle_functions}}

AlexTMjugador: Grammar nitpick

2020-09-06T18:04:39Z

Grammar nitpick

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	{{New feature/item\|3.0158\|1.5.7\|20642\|This function sets the scale of all the wheels of a [[vehicle]]. The wheel scale multiplies the visible height and length (but not width) of all the wheels in a vehicle, without affecting their collisions or the handling, similarly to [[setVehicleComponentScale]]. The wheel scale is applied after the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|model wheel size]].}}		{{New feature/item\|3.0158\|1.5.7\|20642\|This function sets the scale of all the wheels of a [[vehicle]]. The wheel scale multiplies the visible height and length (but not width) of all the wheels in a vehicle, without affecting their collisions or the handling, similarly to [[setVehicleComponentScale]]. The wheel scale is applied after the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|model wheel size]].}}
	{{Note\|Installing or removing a wheel upgrade in a vehicle resets the wheel scale to the default value.}}		{{Note\|Installing or removing a wheel upgrade from a vehicle resets the wheel scale to the default value.}}
	{{Tip\|The default value for vehicles without wheel upgrades is 1, which renders the wheels in the model as usual. On the other hand, the default value for vehicles with a wheel upgrade is the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|size of the wheels in the front axle]] of the vehicle model.}}		{{Tip\|The default value for vehicles without wheel upgrades is 1, which renders the wheels in the model as usual. On the other hand, the default value for vehicles with a wheel upgrade is the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|size of the wheels in the front axle]] of the vehicle model.}}

AlexTMjugador: Define the default wheel scale for vehicles with wheel upgrades more precisely

2020-09-04T11:58:05Z

Define the default wheel scale for vehicles with wheel upgrades more precisely

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	{{New feature/item\|3.0158\|1.5.7\|20642\|This function sets the scale of all the wheels of a [[vehicle]]. The wheel scale multiplies the visible height and length (but not width) of all the wheels in a vehicle, without affecting their collisions or the handling, similarly to [[setVehicleComponentScale]]. The wheel scale is applied after the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|model wheel size]].}}		{{New feature/item\|3.0158\|1.5.7\|20642\|This function sets the scale of all the wheels of a [[vehicle]]. The wheel scale multiplies the visible height and length (but not width) of all the wheels in a vehicle, without affecting their collisions or the handling, similarly to [[setVehicleComponentScale]]. The wheel scale is applied after the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|model wheel size]].}}
	{{Note\|Installing or removing a wheel upgrade in a vehicle resets the wheel scale to the default value.}}		{{Note\|Installing or removing a wheel upgrade in a vehicle resets the wheel scale to the default value.}}
	{{Tip\|The default value for vehicles without wheel upgrades is 1, which renders the wheels in the model as usual. On the other hand, the default value for vehicles with a wheel upgrade ~~depends on~~ the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|~~wheel~~ size]] of the model.}}		{{Tip\|The default value for vehicles without wheel upgrades is 1, which renders the wheels in the model as usual. On the other hand, the default value for vehicles with a wheel upgrade is the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize\|size of the wheels in the front axle]] of the vehicle model.}}

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

AlexTMjugador: Remove unneeded link tags from OOP syntax

2020-09-03T23:44:14Z

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	bool setVehicleWheelScale ( vehicle theVehicle, float wheelScale )		bool setVehicleWheelScale ( vehicle theVehicle, float wheelScale )
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	{{OOP\|\|[[vehicle]]:setWheelScale\|wheelScale\|[[getVehicleWheelScale]]}}		{{OOP\|\|[[vehicle]]:setWheelScale\|wheelScale\|getVehicleWheelScale}}

	===Required Arguments===		===Required Arguments===

AlexTMjugador: Document function introduced in r20642

2020-09-03T23:42:08Z

Document function introduced in r20642

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__NOTOC__
{{Client function}}
{{New feature/item|3.0158|1.5.7|20642|This function sets the scale of all the wheels of a [[vehicle]]. The wheel scale multiplies the visible height and length (but not width) of all the wheels in a vehicle, without affecting their collisions or the handling, similarly to [[setVehicleComponentScale]]. The wheel scale is applied after the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize|model wheel size]].}}
{{Note|Installing or removing a wheel upgrade in a vehicle resets the wheel scale to the default value.}}
{{Tip|The default value for vehicles without wheel upgrades is 1, which renders the wheels in the model as usual. On the other hand, the default value for vehicles with a wheel upgrade depends on the [[setVehicleModelWheelSize|wheel size]] of the model.}}

==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
bool setVehicleWheelScale ( vehicle theVehicle, float wheelScale )
</syntaxhighlight>
{{OOP||[[vehicle]]:setWheelScale|wheelScale|[[getVehicleWheelScale]]}}

===Required Arguments===
*'''theVehicle''': The [[vehicle]] whose wheel scale you wish to modify.
*'''wheelScale''': The wheel scale value to set.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if the wheel scale has been set successfully, or an error if some parameter is invalid.

==Example==
[[File:Wheel scale example preview.png|thumb|Preview of the results of invoking the ''shrinkwheels'' command]]
This example adds a ''shrinkwheels'' command that reduces the wheel scale of a vehicle in half each time it is invoked.
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
addCommandHandler("shrinkwheels", function()
local veh = getPedOccupiedVehicle(localPlayer)
if veh then
local newScale = getVehicleWheelScale(veh) * 0.5
setVehicleWheelScale(veh, newScale)
outputChatBox("Vehicle wheel scale set to " .. newScale .. ".", 0, 255, 0)
else
outputChatBox("You must be in a vehicle to use this command.", 255, 0, 0)
end
end)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Client_vehicle_functions}}