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Worldscript with simobject distance
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That'll be a worldscript indeed.
Something like that will be a bunch of programming at the top with the route at the bottom, presumably made up of geographic coordinates for there. You can also have worldscript routes that are coordinates from its points of origin and not geographic.
Mamu has you covered with the main points here -
There's a written description with example worldscripts covering broadly the same things in the 'for developers' bit in here, though it's focused on boats. - https://flightsim.to/file/27908/moving-boats-3d-model-library
And bit more specific to road vehicles in the developer section here - https://flightsim.to/file/68151/moving-vehicle-simobject-library
This tool will let you make a path on google maps and generate a worldscript with geographic route - https://flightsim.to/file/74405/msf...rth-path-guis-coordinates-unlimited-waypoints
The pausing and gate opening is not something I've looked into myself, but as a broad guess I assume you enter the programming/ action at the top of the xml, and then reference it again in the individual waypoint section where you want it to happen so look to see which of their GUIDs from the top is repeated again in the relevant waypoint section.
Then start breaking things and see what works.
Something like that will be a bunch of programming at the top with the route at the bottom, presumably made up of geographic coordinates for there. You can also have worldscript routes that are coordinates from its points of origin and not geographic.
Mamu has you covered with the main points here -
There's a written description with example worldscripts covering broadly the same things in the 'for developers' bit in here, though it's focused on boats. - https://flightsim.to/file/27908/moving-boats-3d-model-library
And bit more specific to road vehicles in the developer section here - https://flightsim.to/file/68151/moving-vehicle-simobject-library
This tool will let you make a path on google maps and generate a worldscript with geographic route - https://flightsim.to/file/74405/msf...rth-path-guis-coordinates-unlimited-waypoints
The pausing and gate opening is not something I've looked into myself, but as a broad guess I assume you enter the programming/ action at the top of the xml, and then reference it again in the individual waypoint section where you want it to happen so look to see which of their GUIDs from the top is repeated again in the relevant waypoint section.
Then start breaking things and see what works.