• 1 Overview
• 2 How to create
• 3 Player control settings
• 4 Vehicle customization
• 5 Create a vehicle as a separate file
• 6 Using a vehicle in a previously created scene as a type
• 7 Properties
• 8 See also

A basic class to make vehicles of various types. An example scene is in 'Samples\Starter Content\Scenes\Vehicle.scene'.

Right now, the component supports making only cars and trucks with simple physics.

The vehicle is created like other objects, the easiest way to do this is to drop it into the scene from the Resources Window.

In order to configure vehicle control by a player, you need to configure the properties of the Game Mode object. This object is in the scene. 'Object Controlled By Player' property should point to the vehicle. You also need to configure the type of camera using the 'Use Built In Camera' property (for example, select Third Person).

Now by launching the Player App, you can control the vehicle in a first-person view.

The vehicle is customizable using properties and nested components. By default, the vehicle contains a 3D model, a physical body, a component for controlling the player, and artificial intelligence.

• Component of 3D model.
• A physical body with the name Collision Body.
• Vehicle Input Processing adds the ability to control the vehicle by the player.
• Vehicle AI for vehicle control by software. It can be used to control the vehicle using commands and to create bots.

The vehicle can be configured as a separate file with the extension .vehicle.

You can configure a new vehicle in the scene and then save it to a file by means 'Save To File' item of the context menu.

In order to create vehicle types, it is not necessary to create a .vehicle file. You can use the scene and the vehicle created in it as a type. To do this, select the scene file in the Resources Window and click '+'. In the expanded list there will be scene objects that can be dragged and dropped into another scene.

• Game Framework
• Scene Editor
• Base Types
• Vehicle class