Solved Can't get the mainlevel.lua to work on WCUSA with lights!

Hey there,

I am currently working on update for both of my maps "East Coast USA with lights!" and "West Coast USA with lights!" but I can't get the mainlevel.lua which controls the lighting to work anymore.

The new update added a code for the garage on West Coast USA and it prevents me with my knowledge about this stuff, to get the original code to work.

Code used 'till now :

local M = {}
local function setAllLightsEnabled(group, value)
for i = 0, group.obj:getCount(), 1 do
local id = group.obj:idAt(i)
local obj = scenetree.findObjectById(id)
if obj and obj.obj:isSubClassOf('LightBase') then
obj.obj:setLightEnabled( value )
end
end
end
local lastValue = nil
local function onUpdate()
local tod = scenetree.tod
if not tod then return end
local value = false
if tod.time > 0.21 and tod.time < 0.77 then
value = true
end
if lastValue == value then return end
lastValue = value
if scenetree.auto_repair_lights then
setAllLightsEnabled(scenetree.auto_repair_lights, value )
setAllLightsEnabled(scenetree.tourist_center_lights, value )
end
end
M.onUpdate = onUpdate
return M


The code on West Coast USA (currently) :

local M = {}
-- garage lights
--local function setupGarageTables() -- creates garage lights data
--if true then
--extensions.load('core_extendedTriggers')
--core_extendedTriggers.setup()
--return
--end
--end
return M




Any help is appreciated

 

I have no clue how Lua works, but have you tried putting your code’s „inside” (between „local M” and „return M”) into copy of WCUSA’s files’ „inside”?
So like this:
local M
[garage stuff]
[your stuff]
return M

 

Thanks for the reply.

I am gonna try that right away.

Edit :

It didn't work.
Or better, it might work but the main Menu background covers the game.
I can drive the car (hear it driving) and I see the UI but the main Menu background covers everything when I load this map.

 

Huh.

 

Solved the issue by removing unnecessary lines from the code which referred to ingame-folders which weren't on the map.

 

Ah, that’s good.