Vehiclelayouts of two different cars in a single DLC package.........
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How to merge two different vehiclelayouts.meta of two different car mods if I am making a single DLC out of them ? Here I got stuck with two cars @Se7enmoon's Porsche 918 Weissach Kit and Mclaren 675LT Convertible having different vehiclelayouts.meta....................Whenever I use Porsche's layout , 675LT crashes when trying to enter into it in the game(spawns with character out of car) and viceversa the other way
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Add both separate meta files to the data folder
65ltsp_vehiclelayouts.meta
918_vehiclelayouts.metaAnd include references to them in content.xml
Don't forget the bottom section referrals too//edit: tbh I hardly ever use custom LAYOUT_ settings but for these two just edited vehicles.meta to have them use LAYOUT_LOW
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@Atit-Basnet said in Vehiclelayouts of two different cars in a single DLC package.........:
vehiclelayouts.meta
vehiclelayouts.meta is always a bitch to work on, as it has so many sections. You just have to go thru them, 1 by 1. Like if a car has a <ClipSetMaps> section, you copy all <Item></Item> portions therein into <ClipSetMaps> of your main vehiclelayouts.meta. Same for <VehicleEntryPointInfos>, etc. Not hard, just tedious.
EDIT: There's no reason to not share my entire vehiclelayouts.meta with you vehiclelayouts.meta
Don't use that one, of course; just examine it to see how you can compound it all into a single vehiclelayouts.meta.
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@meimeiriver I did the same way and failed multiple times but finally got it working ......... Well @ReNNie 's way of doing would be easier................
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@Atit-Basnet said in Vehiclelayouts of two different cars in a single DLC package.........:
@meimeiriver I did the same way and failed multiple times but finally got it working ......... Well @ReNNie 's way of doing would be easier................
Most game DLC's (I was just examining mpsmuggler, the other day) do it that way: a separate vehicle layout for each vehicle. It's actually a lot cleaner (and makes it a lot easier to remove a car), and makes trouble-shooting a lot easier too.
