@Blaq Installation order would apply where the mods being installed use the same files. So for example, if yoou wanted to use both VisualV and the old NaturalVision Reloaded, you would install VisualV first as NVR overwrites some of VisualV's files.
I have had no problem with installation order where mods don't overwrite each other.
@Aurora11 I think it offsets from what it reads in the vehicles.meta then it saves to its own xml file.
An example of a saved vehicle
<camPreset>
<modelName>blade</modelName>
<firstPersonVehicleCam>
<Preset name="fov" type="float">70</Preset>
<Preset name="viewOffsetZ" type="float">0.02</Preset>
<Preset name="minPitch" type="float">-18</Preset>
<Preset name="minPitchExt" type="float">-18</Preset>
<Preset name="maxPitch" type="float">23</Preset>
<Preset name="maxPitchExt" type="float">23</Preset>
</firstPersonVehicleCam>
</camPreset>@Aurora11 Files placed in the update.rpf take precedence over all other files. That goes for common.rpf and all the x64 files as well. Rockstar have never touched any of the files in the root directory with updates, etc.
If you understand the structure of update.rpf, you can put ANY game files in there. You have to be very precise exactly where you put those files, though.
@Aurora11 Try this mod
https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/extended-camera-settings
It will save individual settings of each vehicle. It's integrated into the game's pause menu.
@Jitnaught Nice. Thanks, mate. I'll dissect your script to learn how you did the gates list and ini stuff. Never tried C# coding before but then again, I only started with the VB stuff just recently. Never too late to learn something new.
Should this be released? How do you want to go about it? It's now essentially your script so you have rights over it.
One last thing. I wish there were more openly helpful people like you willing to part with knowledge instead of hoarding it. The community seems to be splitting into those who want to help and those who want to lock and sell. I think we could accomplish a lot more if we shared, like a community. I will never condone blatant theft of someone else's property, but locking everything away prevents people from learning how things are done.
Thanks again.
@chonkie So if I know the object name or hash, I can add it to the script. At this point, it will be listed as gate1, gate2, gate3, etc. until I learn how or someone shows me how to read external lists. I'll spend the next few days adding the gates and doors I find and then I'll post the updated script here.
The locked in place true / false thing also needs work.
The script doesn't need to be compiled. Just copy the contents to a text file and name it with the .vb extention and put it in the scripts folder.
So I'm not a coder. GTA 5 is the first time I've tried any form of scripting for a game. I have accomplished a few things including the following script, which at the moment, is a proof of concept that allows gates and doors to be held open indefinitely. This should let you get your vehicle through the gate before the damn thing closes in your shiny paintwork.
See the example video here. @chonkie I think this is what you kinda want, yes?
https://mega.nz/file/ig0CCQ7L#nHLfCN9w6sWEHX9cFRWi1Goo4D9AZzPWAjr6cSuLm_c
And here is the script. At the moment only the gates in the video are defined, that is prop_facgate_03_l and prop_facgate_03_r. @Jitnaught Thanks for offering to take a look, mate.
Imports GTA
Imports System
Imports System.Windows.Forms
Public Class Dogamizer_Lock_In_Position
Inherits Script
Private Gate1 As Integer = 437009729
Private Gate2 As Integer = 450182863
Private Gate1Closest As Single
Private Gate2Closest As Single
Private Gate1Exist As Boolean
Private Gate2Exist As Boolean
Private PosX As Single
Private PosY As Single
Private PosZ As Single
Private LockInPos As Boolean
Private Sub General_Tick(ByVal Sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Tick
Lock_In_Position()
End Sub
Private Sub Lock_In_Position()
PosX = Game.Player.Character.Position.X
PosY = Game.Player.Character.Position.Y
PosZ = Game.Player.Character.Position.Z
Gate1Closest = Native.Function.Call(Of Single)(Native.Hash.GET_CLOSEST_OBJECT_OF_TYPE, PosX, PosY, PosZ, 2.0, Gate1, false, 0, 0)
Gate2Closest = Native.Function.Call(Of Single)(Native.Hash.GET_CLOSEST_OBJECT_OF_TYPE, PosX, PosY, PosZ, 2.0, Gate2, false, 0, 0)
Gate1Exist = Native.Function.Call(Of Boolean)(Native.Hash.DOES_OBJECT_OF_TYPE_EXIST_AT_COORDS, PosX, PosY, PosZ, 2.0, Gate1, 0)
Gate2Exist = Native.Function.Call(Of Boolean)(Native.Hash.DOES_OBJECT_OF_TYPE_EXIST_AT_COORDS, PosX, PosY, PosZ, 2.0, Gate2, 0)
If Gate1Exist = True Then
If LockInPos = True Then Native.Function.Call(Native.Hash.FREEZE_ENTITY_POSITION, Gate1Closest, true)
If LockInPos = False Then Native.Function.Call(Native.Hash.FREEZE_ENTITY_POSITION, Gate1Closest, false)
End If
If Gate2Exist = True Then
If LockInPos = True Then Native.Function.Call(Native.Hash.FREEZE_ENTITY_POSITION, Gate2Closest, true)
If LockInPos = False Then Native.Function.Call(Native.Hash.FREEZE_ENTITY_POSITION, Gate2Closest, false)
End If
End Sub
Private Sub OnKeyDown(ByVal Sender As Object, ByVal e As KeyEventArgs) Handles MyBase.KeyDown
If (Gate1Exist = True Or Gate2Exist = True) And Game.IsKeyPressed(Keys.L) Then
If LockInPos = False Then
GTA.UI.Notify("LOCKED IN PLACE")
LockInPos = True
Exit Sub
End If
If LockInPos = True Then
GTA.UI.Notify("UNLOCKED")
LockInPos = False
Exit Sub
End If
End If
End Sub
End Class
I haven't learned how to read lists from ini files yet so this script would become bloated if I continued as is. I'm definitely sure there are easier ways to do the same, but I'm still learning this whole coding thing. 
It should work on any object within the set range. I set the object hash and range and then use native FREEZE_ENTITY_POSITION to lock it in place when I push the button. So theoretically it should work on anything, like for example, If you push a bin over, you could lock the fallen bin in place as long as the script knows the bin's hash.
I'm not a coder, though. I'm learning this stuff as I go along. So my code (VB.NET) is messy and could probably be accomplished in a much easier and cleaner way. I might not release it but I would be quite happy to share the source with you when I've tested it on a few more objects.
@chonkie
Thanks. I found another solution, though. I wrote a small script that locks the door or gate in place at whatever angle you open it to. It will remain open until you then unfreeze it. See the video below.
https://mega.nz/file/utU3CaxC#_xTcboHvNrTY_tXw_2aWArHTvBLzyq-3-u_VO5O_pzY
This works quite well but I have to do it on a per object basis. I haven't yet worked out how to detect a door or gate within a radius so I have to compile a list of all the doors and gates I find.
I have no idea how to read memory, so yeah, probably a list is the way to go. Thanks.