InventoryInCar

InventoryInCar lets you decide which vehicles allow inventory access. Set the rules on your server; the mod synchronizes those rules with players' clients.

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Set it upCopy Anchor Link

1. Install the mod and start your server once to generate $profile:InventoryInCar/config.json.
2. Stop the server and open that file in your profile directory.
3. Choose a mode below, then add the vehicle class names you want to allow or block.
4. Save, restart, and test inventory access in one of those vehicles with the mod loaded on your client.

Choose how your vehicle list worksCopy Anchor Link

Use the vehicle's class name in the list. In blocklist mode, an empty blocked list allows all vehicles. In allowlist mode, an empty allowed list allows none.

Configuration exampleCopy Anchor Link

This example starts in blocklist mode with no blocked vehicles. Leave m_Version unchanged, and use m_Enabled to turn the system on or off.

{
  "m_Version": 1,                    // Config version. Leave this unchanged.
  "m_LoggingLevel": 2,               // Logging: 0 = off, 1 = errors, 2 = info, 3 = debug
  "m_Enabled": 1,                    // Enables the mod: 1 = on, 0 = off
  "m_UseVehicleAllowlist": 0,        // 0 = allow all except blocked; 1 = allow only listed vehicles
  "m_AllowedVehicleTypes": [],       // Allowed classnames when m_UseVehicleAllowlist is 1
  "m_BlockedVehicleTypes": []        // Blocked classnames when m_UseVehicleAllowlist is 0
}

LoggingCopy Anchor Link

Set m_LoggingLevel to the level of detail you need:

If a vehicle isn't behaving as expectedCopy Anchor Link

Check that m_Enabled is 1, confirm which list your selected mode uses, and check the vehicle class name. Restart after changing the file, then test again with the mod loaded on both server and client.