Korean License Plates (1973 - 2006) 1.1_1

This mod contains some formats of Korean license plates from 1973 to 2006.

1. 1-digit license plates with an area code ( 1973 - 1996 )

Some variations exits in this format.

< Private >
1) Old font ( 1973 - 1996 Private )


2) Thick font ( 1973 - 1996 Private - Myeongjo Thick )


3) Thin font ( 1973 - 1996 Private - Myeongjo Thin )


<Commercial>

1) Old font ( 1973 - 1996 Commercial )


2) Thick font ( 1973 - 1996 Commercial - Myeongjo Thick)


3) Thin font ( 1973 - 1996 Commercial - Myeongjo Thin)


2. 2-digit license plates with an area code ( 1996 - 2004 )

1) 2-digit license plates ( 1996 - 2004 Private/Commercial double digit) (Upper: Private, Under: Commercial)


2) 1-digit license plates ( 1996 - 2004 Private/Commercial single digit) (Upper: Private, Under: Commercial)


3. License plates without an area code (2004-2006 Private)
*No commercial ones due to a difference on rules about commercial vehicles between regions


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Spoiler: 1973 - 1996 Text Format

Text format of this license plate is like

"Area" "Number(1)" "Hangul" "Number(4)"
*space between each strings doesn't matter.

"Area":
"seoul" "incheon" "daegu" "busan" "daejeon" "gwangju"
"gangwon" "gyeonggi" "chungbuk" "chungnam"
"jeonbuk" "jeonnam" "gyeongbuk" "gyeongnam" "jeju"

"Number": 0-9

"Hangul":
Each symbol can be divided in 2 parts.
A consonant symbol in front and a vowel symbol following it.
For example, "가(ga)" can be divided in 2 parts, "ㄱ(g)" and "ㅏ(a)".
I will show you the list of symbols in order(left to right).

Consonant: ㄱ(g), ㄴ(n), ㄷ(d), ㄹ(r), ㅁ(m), ㅂ(b), ㅅ(s), ㅇ(none),
ㅈ(j), ㅊ(ch), ㅋ(k), ㅌ(t), ㅍ(p), ㅎ(h)

Vowel: ㅏ(a), ㅓ(eo), ㅗ(o), ㅜ(u), ㅡ(eu)

Private:
(g~m) + a, (g~p) + eo, (g~h) + (o/u/eu)
Commercial:
(b~h) + a
Rental:
heo

Spoiler: 1996 - 2004 Text Format

Text format of this license plate is like

"Area" "Number(2)" "Hangul" "Number(4)"
*space between each strings doesn't matter.

"Area":
"seoul" "incheon" "daegu" "busan" "daejeon" "gwangju"
"gangwon" "gyeonggi" "chungbuk" "chungnam"
"jeonbuk" "jeonnam" "gyeongbuk" "gyeongnam" "jeju"
"ulsan"

"Number": 0-9

"Hangul":
Each symbol can be divided in 2 parts.
A consonant symbol in front and a vowel symbol following it.
For example, "가(ga)" can be divided in 2 parts, "ㄱ(g)" and "ㅏ(a)".
I will show you the list of symbols in order(left to right).

Consonant: ㄱ(g), ㄴ(n), ㄷ(d), ㄹ(r), ㅁ(m), ㅂ(b), ㅅ(s), ㅇ(none),
ㅈ(j), ㅊ(ch), ㅋ(k), ㅌ(t), ㅍ(p), ㅎ(h)

Vowel: ㅏ(a), ㅓ(eo), ㅗ(o), ㅜ(u), ㅡ(eu)

Private:
(g~m) + (a / eo / o / u)
Commercial:
(b~j) + a
Rental:
heo

*Format of single digit license plate is same as that of 1973 - 1996 License plate.

Spoiler: 2004 - 2006 Text Format

Text format of this license plate is like

"Number(2)" "Hangul" "Number(4)"
*space between each strings doesn't matter.

"Number": 0-9

"Hangul":
Each symbol can be divided in 2 parts.
A consonant symbol in front and a vowel symbol following it.
For example, "가(ga)" can be divided in 2 parts, "ㄱ(g)" and "ㅏ(a)".
I will show you the list of symbols in order(left to right).

Consonant: ㄱ(g), ㄴ(n), ㄷ(d), ㄹ(r), ㅁ(m), ㅂ(b), ㅅ(s), ㅇ(none),
ㅈ(j), ㅊ(ch), ㅋ(k), ㅌ(t), ㅍ(p), ㅎ(h)

Vowel: ㅏ(a), ㅓ(eo), ㅗ(o), ㅜ(u), ㅡ(eu)

Private:
(g~m) + a, (g~j) + (eo / o / u)

*Random generator works

*No Reupload please.

*Leave a comment about any errors please.

***Also, I used a license plate html template file from "snack" 's modern Korean license plate mod.
<Snack's mod link>
https://www.beamng.com/resources/korean-license-plates.20152/

Click links under for more infos.
https://namu.wiki/w/차량 번호판/대한민국(Korean)
https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/대한민국의_차량_번호판(Korean)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_South_Korea(English)