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@Cahcahyacah I've already been somewhat working on it, it will need time though.
@Ty6377 I'll see what I can do.
@Trevor789FD Just change the engine toggle key to something other than Z in the ini. PLD works great with this mod.
I've decided to keep this script native to SHVDN. Version 2.0 has been released.
@JAM102970 You do not need the other mod if you install mine. This is an .asi script, so it does not modify any game files, unlike the other mod. Its purpose is to randomize ambient vehicle spawn colors more effectively and with greater variety than other spawn color mods.
I've needed this!!!!!
@raining bananas With AffectOnlyTraffic set to true, this script only affects vehicles that spawn naturally in traffic, giving them fresh color combinations automatically. It works with essentially any traffic vehicle, including DLC and addon vehicles added through custom popgroups or traffic scripts. If an addon vehicle has custom liveries/decals and is able to spawn in traffic, this script can apply those as well.
@Wattenshiet Thanks, I'm really happy to hear!
@karnifex I run GTA V Enhanced with CoreFX. It’s by far the best graphics mod I’ve found, especially since it’s completely free unlike many other options. For map mods, I use CoreFX Roads, VRemastered, and Forests of San Andreas, and the setup has been extremely stable for me.
@NoahDBrilliant I'm having the same issue, just revert to 18.1.
@Alex106 Installing version 3.2 on Enhanced leaves the entire bottom-right portion of the map unchanged, using the original GTA V assets instead of the Enhanced versions. This issue does not occur in version 3.1. My guess is that it may be related to something in the OIV installation for 3.2.
@dawanklord I'm not abandoning this mod. The current script works well, but it's limited by what SHVDN allows. Lately I've been diving deeper into debugging and native-level work, and I'm in the process of rewriting the mod as an .ASI plugin. This should remove those limitations and allow for a much more robust implementation.
Expect version 2.0 in the next couple of weeks.
@gtk87 I'll look into it.