Virtual Stance Works - Forums - Adding offset to a rim

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PzyDuck Members Posts: 465 http://vk.com/pzyduck Location: Germany Occupation: :pimping: Age: 28 V$:	#45129 2014-08-06 23:22
	I have no idea cuz i never scripted a rim. But you could try opening a .java of whatever rim you want, and check the bits E.g: package java.game.cars; import java.render.osd.; import java.io.; import java.util.; import java.util.resource.; import java.game.; import java.game.parts.rgearpart.reciprocatingrgearpart.; public class chrome16 extends Wheel { float f_offset, default_offset, old_offset, diameter, width; public chrome16 ( int id ) { name = "Work Meister S1 3p Chrome"; rim_type = rtFACTORY; diameter = 16.0; width = 10.0; default_offset = 0.0; f_offset = default_offset; SetupWheel( diameter, width, default_offset); description = "Variable offset"; } public void load( File saveGame ) { super.load( saveGame ); int save_ver = saveGame.readInt(); if (save_ver >= 1) { f_offset = saveGame.readFloat(); setSlotPos( 1, new Vector3(f_offset/1000.0, 0, 0), null ); } } public void save( File saveGame ) { super.save( saveGame ); int save_ver = 2; saveGame.write( save_ver ); if (save_ver >= 1) { saveGame.write( f_offset ); } } public int isTuneable() { return true; } public void buildTuningMenu( Menu m ) { old_offset = f_offset; m.addItem( "Offset", 1, f_offset, -65.0, 65.0, 1.1, null ).printValue(" %1.1f"); m.addItem( "Reset to factory defaults", 0); //this should always be with cmd=0 GameLogic.player.car.wakeUp(); } public void endTuningSession( int cancelled ) { if( cancelled ) { f_offset = old_offset; } else { if (f_offset != old_offset) GameLogic.spendTime(5*60); getCar_LocalVersion(); if (the_car) the_car.forceUpdate(); } } public void handleMessage( Event m ) { if( m.cmd == 0 ) { f_offset = default_offset; m.gadget.osd.findGadget( this, 1 ).setValue( default_offset ); setSlotPos( 1, new Vector3(f_offset/1000.0, 0, 0), null ); } else if( m.cmd == 1 ) { f_offset = ((Slider)m.gadget).value; ((Slider)m.gadget).changeVLabelText( Float.toString(f_offset, " %1.1f")); setSlotPos( 1, new Vector3(f_offset/1000.0, 0, 0), null ); } } } Someone correct me if im wrong

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