FS22_VehicleExplorer
About this mod Machine translation
This is a retrofit of the old VehicleSort from FS17
For starters: VehicleExplorer helps you organize your vehicles, showing you a list that can be organized and sorted by you. Apart from that, it has some additional features. see below.
feature
List of all steerable vehicles (Professional: Enterable)
Set up customer orders for your vehicles
Your order is saved in the default vehicle.xml so there is no extra clutter
Enter your vehicle directly with a click of the (mouse) button EasyTab: Switch between the last two selected vehicles Park your vehicle so that you can ignore them by switching vehicles via Tab Repair vehicles and their tools If seasons are enabled, you can also have your vehicles and tools repainted In the list Info box Shows a shop image with additional information next to it
This is literal, check the known issues????
Let friendly VeEx staff clean your vehicle and tools during service????
Motor on/off, on/off (e.g. harvester) and light status are saved and restored
If a vehicle is selected or currently used by an assistant, a different color/course in the list
Configuration menu
Configure each save game saved in modsSettings/ VehicleExplorer/savegameX to be displayed in the list
/hide train in list
Show/hide station cranes (don't know if this actually works, need a map with cranes to test)
Show/hide maneuverable tools/trailers (e.g. cargo trailer with crane)
Show/hide brand name in list in
Show/hide your own name when you enter a vehicle Show in list
/hide horsepower in list
Show/hide fill level in list
Show/hide tools
Show/hide store images
Show/hide information
Box Move information box up/down
Show/hide background of infobox/store image
Change text size
Change text alignment
Change list background transparency
Enable/disable saving of additional vehicle states (motor, on, lights)
Show/hide keybindings in game F1 help menu (require game restart to take effect)
Clean vehicles and repair tools
Tardis integration
Using the Tardis, you can teleport yourself and your vehicle to any location on the map
Using VehicleExplorer and Tardis you can select a vehicle from a list and transport it to any location without typing. You can also configure whether you want to enter the vehicle after teleporting or simply drop the vehicle to another location
Using Tardis map hotspots you can again select a vehicle and quickly teleport it to one of the hotspots
Known issues
While you can change all keyboard bindings, mouse actions are now hardcoded
Left mouse button: Enter vehicle
Right mouse button: Select the vehicle (e.g. move it)
Right mouse button: Change values in configuration menu
Mouse wheel: select up/on
Up to three columns. If you have more vehicles (which would be crazy anyway????), just disable the display of brand names etc.
Incompatible mods
SpeedControl
Actually both work fine side by side. Only one key binding overlaps. Therefore, you must set up new keybindings for Key 1, Key 2, Key NumPad Plus, Key NumPad Minus via the game menu
Default key bindings changed. So there is no more overlap.
Default Keybinding
Key Combi Action
LAlt + v show/hide vehicle list
LAlt + KeyPad Minus Show/hide configuration menu
KeyPad Enter Enter vehicle
LAlt + p toggle parking
LAlt + KeyPad 5 Select an item (for moving the vehicle) or change values in the configuration
LAlt + KeyPad 8 in list/config
Move up LAlt + KeyPad 2 in list/configuration
Move down LAlt + 1 Quickly move up in list/configuration
Move LAlt + 2 to quickly move down in the list/configuration
LAlt + R Repair vehicles included. Implementation
Tab Next Vehicles; VeEx's own implementation of switching vehicles (needs to select vehicles in your own order)
Shift + Tab to previous vehicle; VeEx’s own implementation of switching vehicles (needs to tab through vehicles in their own order)
LCtrl + Tab easyTab; easily switch between the last two vehicles you switched via VeEx
Left mouse button Enter vehicle
Right mouse button Select project/Change value in configuration …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.