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# Make sure that this file only contains a) valid data lines, or b) comment lines, or c) *completely empty* lines.
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# ALSO NOTE THAT ALL RANGES ARE IN METERS WITHIN THE GAME WORLD (usually as distance from the player)!!!
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#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# 	VC:Traffic Globals
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	A: Maximum Vehicle Speed Multipler, float; default: 1.2f. Increases the maximum speed of all vehicles by the same factor. Can be used to
#	   make vehicles very fast but for reaching those high speeds you might want to increase vehicle acceleration in handling.cfg.
#	A
	0.9
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#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# 	Ped Despawn Data
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	A: spawned peds limit, exterior (peds in vehicles don't count towards limit), dword, default: 0xF (see remarks to <C> also)
#	B: spawned peds limit in interiors, dword, default: 0x18 (see remarks to <C> also)
#	C: density adder, DEPRECATED; to make use of the raised limits, use opcode 03DE: Set Ped Density Multiplier <float> in main.scm
#	   file and try increasing to values above 1.0f. Alternatively you can adapt the below Ped Daytime Density Multipliers accordingly.
#	D: absolute max range for any ped, float (Note: for almost any normal ped <E> is the actual limit), default: 65.0f
#	E: normal max range for peds, float (effectively limit of onscreen peds, keep below <D>), default 51.0f
#	   (Note: This is an important range, the choice of this should influence Spawn data values <A>,<B>, and <C> below)
#	F: max range for peds not in camera facing (keep below <E>), default 25.0f
#	   (Important Note: this value also defines the max range for spawning peds offscreen, ie behind or next to the player)
#	G: range adder to all above ranges for all gangers (including PIGs but not cops), float, default: 30.0f
#	H: ped (excluding cops) despawn time after going offscreen in ms, dword, default: #4000 (equals despawn after 4s)
#	I: cop despawn time after going offscreen in ms, dword, default: #10000 (=10s)
#	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
	0xFF	0x19	0	200.0	150.0	30.0	70.0	5000	10000
#
#	Original Vice Values:
#	0xF	0x18	0	65.0	51.0	25.0	30.0	4000	10000
#
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#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# 	Ped Spawn/Render Data
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	A: draw distance basis range for peds (gets modified by draw distance chosen in Vice's display options), float, default: 60.0f
#	B: onscreen spawn max range, float, default: 50.0f (best to keep it a bit below the despawn data range <E> above)
#	C: onscreen spawn min range, float, default: 40.0f (make sure it is below spawn range <B> above but avoid making it lower than
#	   40.0f)
#	D: offscreen spawn min range, float, default 15.0f
#	   (Important Note: the max range is defined by despawn data <F> as both is linked to each other, so keep this value below that)
#	A	B	C	D
	160.0	150.0	30.0	10.0
#
#	Original Vice Values:
#	60.0	50.0	40.0	15.0
#
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#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	Ped Daytime Density Multipliers
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	Is on top of normal density multiplier, it does *not* replace it. Starts with Midnight.
#	(You *must* keep the 6|6|6|6 format below!)
	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	//First value: 0:00 (midnight)
	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	//First value: 6:00
	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	//First value: 12:00 (noon)
	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	//First value: 18:00
#
#
#	~~~~~~~~~
#	Gang Data
#	~~~~~~~~~
#	A: min number of gangers spawned (in a group), float; default: 3.0f. As this is intended to specify the
#	   size of *groups* walking around in formation or chatting, you should keep this value above 1. To spawn
#	   single gangers that walk around independently, increase the probability <C> below according to your
#	   needs.
#	B: max number of gangers spawned (in a group), float; default: 5.0f
#	C: probability of being spawned as walking solo, word, default: 0. Spawn a single ganger walking on its own. These probabilities
#	   should add up to 1000 for each gang.
#	D: probability of being spawned as walking (in group), word, default: 333. Spawn a group of gangers walking in formation.
#	E: probability of being spawned as chatting (in group), word, default: 667. Spawn a group of gangers chatting in a circle.
#	A	B	C	D	E
	2.0	5.0	500	350	150	//Gang1(Cubans)
	2.0	5.0	500	350	150	//Gang2(Haitians)
	2.0	5.0	500	350	150	//Gang3(Streetgang)
	2.0	5.0	500	350	150	//Gang4(Criminal Gang)
	2.0	5.0	1000	0	0	//Gang5(P.I.G.S., security guards)
	2.0	5.0	500	350	150	//Gang6(Bikers)
	2.0	5.0	500	350	150	//Gang7(Vercetti)
	2.0	3.0	600	0	400	//Gang8(Golfers)
	2.0	5.0	500	350	150	//Gang9(Unused)
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#	Vehicle Various Data
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	A: spawned vehicle limit, dword, default: 0x7 (see remarks to <B> also)
#	B: density adder, DEPRECATED; to make use of the above raised limit, use opcode 01EB: Set Vehicle Density Multiplier <float> in
#	   main.scm file and try increasing to values above 1.0f. Alternatively you can adapt the below Ped Daytime Density Multipliers
#	   accordingly.
#	C: despawn range for onscreen vehicles, default: 120.0f
#	D: despawn range for offscreen vehicles, default: 40.0f (also offscreen spawn range)
#	E: onscreen spawn range for vehicles, default: 110.0f (spawn range for offscreen vehicles is the same as <D>)
#	F: Vehicle LOD threshold, default: 70.0f
#	G: Wheels Maximum Visibility Override, default: 70.0f (if set to 0.0f, use values from default.dat - which are by default 70.0f per wheel)
#	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
	0x4F	0	280.0	190.0	270.0	520.0	200.0
#
#	Original Vice Values:
#	0x7	0	120.0	40.0	110.0	70.0	0.0
#
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#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	Vehicle Daytime Density Multipliers
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	Is on top of normal density multiplier, it does *not* replace it. Starts with Midnight.
#	(You *must* keep the 6|6|6|6 format below!)
	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	//First value: 0:00 (midnight)
	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	//First value: 6:00
	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	//First value: 12:00 (noon)
	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	2.6	//First value: 18:00
#
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#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	Vehicle Node Speeds
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	These are multipliers to the personal speeds of a driver/vehicle if they are in cruise mode, in other words; driving around
#	normally. If a vehicle flees or goes berzerk, it will use a precalculated "optimum" speed times a certain multiplier (that
#	one can be configured below). There are also at times vehicles rushing through traffic. These use the normal personal speed
#	but add a fixed value to it. See further details below.
#	As for using the node speeds, this happens in paths.ipl, specifically in the first flag. Consider these 2 line from paths.ipl
#	(and please remember we're talking car paths, not necessarily ped or boat paths here):
#	"1, -1
#	2, 5, 0, -13866.1, -10439.2, 161.083, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1"
#						       ^^
#	The underscored 0 is the node speed flag. Normally there are these 3 settings:
#	0 - slow (multiplier: *0.5)
#	1 - normal (multiplier *1.0)
#	2 - high (multiplier *2.0)
#	VC:Traffic adds a 4th legitimate value:
#	3 - custom (multiplier by default set as very high -> *4.0)
#	(Note that without VC:Traffic Vice will interpret a "3" node as a slow node ("0"); anyway this means that running a VC:Traffic
#	paths.ipl without VC:Traffic will not cause the game to crash, only your custom node speed nodes will be interpreted as slow.
#	Also without VC:Traffic Vice will crash if you manually tweak node speeds too high - the game does miss some critical sanity
#	checks on what gear a vehicle can be in and how fast it can get and this causes a stack overflow exception. VC:Traffic fixes
#	that problem for you.)
#
#	On top of all that you can reconfigure the speed settings for all 4 node speeds down below:
#	A: Node Speed "0" multiplier, float; default: 0.5f.
#	B: Node Speed "1" multiplier, float; default: 1.0f.
#	C: Node Speed "2" multiplier, float; default: 2.0f.
#	D: Node Speed "3" multiplier, float; no default (does not exist in Vice).
#	A	B	C	D
	1.0	2.0	4.0	8.0
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#	Driver Behaviour (by Pedtype)
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	A: min cruising speed, float. Indiviudal values *per driver* now. This is the normal speed of peds driving around. Note that the
#	   resulting speed may get modified by a car class modifier from the Car Class table below.
#	B: max cruising speed, float. Indiviudal values *per driver* now. This is the normal speed of peds driving around. Note that the
#	   resulting speed may get modified by a car class modifier from the Car Class table below.
#	C: rushing speed probability, float. Likelihood that a driver gets spawned who is hurrying through the city past other's vehicles.
#	   Note that the value is not a percentage but based on 1 in 128. So a value of 128 would mean 100%, 64 is 50% and so on. Is only
#	   being applied to ground vehicles (cars & bikes).
#	D: rushing speed adder, byte, default: 10. How much faster rushing driver hurry through the streets.
#	E: fleeing speed multiplier, float, default: 1.5f. Flee Mode is normally activated when a vehicle gets fired upon. You can adjust
#	   the likelihood of that particular response below now.
#	F: flee mode drive-thru base mass, float, default: 100000.0f. This is the mass for which there is an exact 50-50 chance of either
#	   driving around or driving through/over other cars in blind panic when in flee mode (see other table below).
#	G: flee mode drive-thru mass deviation factor, float, default: 1.0f; This factor determines how differing mass from the base
#	   mass influences the former 50-50 chance. To calculate, just take the desired percentage change per 100 mass units and divide
#	   by 10,000.
#	H: flee mode drive-thru max probability, float, default: 1.0f. Puts an upper limit on drive-thru percentage, if so desired. 1.0
#	   is 100%, 0.0 is 0%. Just divide percentage by 100.
#	I: frenzy mode speed multiplier, float, default: 0.8f. Speed for the frenzy mode. Normally frenzy mode only happens when you bring
#	   a friendly vehicle (like same gang) to explode. However below it can be configured to be one of multiple responses to being
#	   shot at.
#	J: minimum car health required, float, default: -1000.0f. UNSUPPORTED! Instead drivers might bail once their engine gets on fire.
#	K: emergency exit probability, word, default: 0. Chance (in 1 per 1000) that a driver screeches to a halt and bails in panic when
#	   the car gets on fire (as well as all passengers).
#	A	B	C	D	E	F		G	H	I	J		K
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		700	//CIVMALE
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		700	//CIVFEMALE
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		925	//COP
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG1(Cubans)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG2(Haitians)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG3(Streetgang)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG4(Criminal Gang)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG5(P.I.G.S., security guards)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG6(Bikers)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG7(Vercetti)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG8(Golfers)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//GANG9(Unused)
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		850	//EMERGENCY
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		995	//FIREMAN
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		700	//CRIMINAL
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		700	//PROSTITUE
	19.0	29.0	6	10	1.5	3500.0		0.0002	0.9	0.8	-1000.0		700	//SPECIAL
#
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# 	Driver Reaction (To Being Shot At, also per Pedtype)
#	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#	Used to configure ped's response to their vehicle being shot at. At present 5 different responses are supported, extending
#	Vice's default 50-50 chance of either Escaping The Car -or- Flee Mode (100% Drive Through). The 5 supported responses are
#	detailed below. The probabilities are based on 1 in 1000, so make sure all lines add up to exactly 1000, no more no less.
#	It's important to know that once a driver has determined a particular response it will stick to that, unlike in original VC.
#	Also note that potential emergency exits if a car gets on fire will overide any of these responses.
#	A: Ignore. The driver continues to drive as if nothing has happened.
#	B: Freeze. The driver will make the vehicle screech to a halt but will not do anything once stopped, as if paralyzed.
#	C: Escape From Car. The driver will let the car roll-out and then all occupants will leave the car in panic.
#	D: Flee. The driver will attempt to get away at high speed. Fleeing Speed can be set above, also whether a driver will choose to
#	   driver around other vehicles or right through them will depend on the weight configuration above for the pedtype. This will
#	   allows you to make heavy trucks to try to just cut through traffic.
#	E: Frenzy. The driver will try to ram or overrun the player, just as if you had brought a friendly vehicle to explosion.
#	A	B	C	D	E
	10	200	300	415	75	//CIVMALE
	10	300	300	370	20	//CIVFEMALE
	5	5	1	24	870	//COP
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG1(Cubans)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG2(Haitians)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG3(Streetgang)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG4(Criminal Gang)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG5(P.I.G.S., security guards)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG6(Bikers)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG7(Vercetti)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG8(Golfers)
	10	200	300	340	150	//GANG9(Unused)
	0	0	0	1000	0	//EMERGENCY
	0	0	0	1000	0	//FIREMAN
	10	200	300	340	150	//CRIMINAL
	10	200	300	415	75	//PROSTITUE
	0	0	0	1000	0	//SPECIAL
#
#
#	~~~~~~~~~
#	Car Class
#	~~~~~~~~~
#	A: Speed multiplier, float. Modifies the cruising speed of a driver accordingly. Included mainly to allow for maximum flexibility
#	   and to allow modders to stay as close to the original Vice system as possible, if so desired. The below default values reflect
#	   a pretty exact approximation of the original Vice speeds if used in conjunction with above default values for driver speeds.
#	A
	0.6	//normal
	0.77	//poor
	0.6	//rich
	1.25	//exec
	0.75	//worker
	0.6	//big
	0.7	//taxi
	0.6	//moped
	0.6	//motorbike
	1.0	//leisureboat
	1.0	//work boat
	1.0	//police
	0.6	//gang1(Cubans)
	0.6	//gang2(Haitians)
	0.6	//gang3(Streetgang)
	0.6	//gang4(Criminal Gang)
	0.6	//gang5(P.I.G.S., security guards)
	0.6	//gang6(Bikers)
	0.6	//gang7(Vercetti)
	0.6	//gang8(Golfers)
	0.6	//gang9(Unused)