Hello everyone, I know this might sound a little weird but I would like to disable steering inputs from the drive in a scenario. I know you can't change the steering manually while the ai is enabled but I want to disable steering without the ai and I can't figure out how the ai turns the manual input off. Has anybody an idea on how to do this? Thanks in advance, Stiegfried
You could remove or change the steering binding in your settings if you only need a temporary method.
Where would I do that? And would I be able to de-/reactivate the real steering input without loosing too much performance? That might be a solution to my problem if I can delete and reassign the keybinding automatically by the lua file of a scenario. I can't find the bindings in the console though. Any idea where I might find it? Only tried dump(settings.getValues()) so far. Also I found the setting 'disableSteeringwheel' which doesn't seem to do anything for me. But I don't have a hardware steeringwheel. Therefor I suspect this to only deactivate real hardware steeringwheels which in fact would be totally fine for my purposes.
I've done it within a vehicle lua extension before, not sure if there would be issues if it was from a scenario for example. Performance seemed pretty much unaffected, I was doing PID control of the steering with no issues. Also I would guess the disablesteeringwheel is the setting that hides the ingame steering wheel from the interior of the cars.
I doubt that there would be a big performance impact. You'd create a function which does a check to decide whether or not to overwrite that electronics value. Then you'd map it to the updateGFX hook like M.updateGFX = myFunction() I didn't really read it, but this might be a decent example: lua\vehicle\controller\postCrashBrake.lua edit: oops, my mistake! I didn't see metalmuncher's last reply. Sorry folks!
