Vehicle.SetEngineState
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This function starts or stops the engine of the given vehicle.
Syntax
bool Vehicle.SetEngineState( bool started )
Arguments
- started - A bool representing whether the engine should be started or stopped
Example
function onPlayerCommand( player, cmd, text ) { if ( cmd == "stopengine" ) { if ( player.Vehicle ) player.Vehicle.SetEngineState( false ); } }
This command will stop the vehicle the player is currently driving.
Notes
The call onPlayerCommand was used in in this example. More info about this in the corresponding page.
Related Functions
- CreateVehicle
- FindVehicle
- GetClosestVehicle
- GetVehicleCount
- GetVehicleHandlingData
- GetVehicleIDFromName
- GetVehicleName
- SetVehicleHandlingData
- Vehicle.Alpha
- Vehicle.Angle
- Vehicle.Colour1
- Vehicle.Colour2
- Vehicle.Driver
- Vehicle.EngineDamage
- Vehicle.Explode
- Vehicle.Fix
- Vehicle.GetAddon
- Vehicle.GetPassenger
- Vehicle.GetHandlingData
- Vehicle.GetWheelStatus
- Vehicle.Health
- Vehicle.ID
- Vehicle.IdleRespawnTime
- Vehicle.IdleTime
- Vehicle.LightState
- Vehicle.Locked
- Vehicle.Model
- Vehicle.Marker
- Vehicle.OneTime
- Vehicle.PassengerCount
- Vehicle.Pos
- Vehicle.Remove
- Vehicle.Respawn
- Vehicle.RespawnTime
- Vehicle.RGBColour1
- Vehicle.RGBColour2
- Vehicle.SetHandlingData
- Vehicle.SetWheelStatus
- Vehicle.SpawnAngle
- Vehicle.SpawnPos
- Vehicle.SetAddon
- Vehicle.SetEngineState
- Vehicle.SetRadio
- Vehicle.Siren
- Vehicle.SirenLight
- Vehicle.TaxiLight
- Vehicle.Velocity
- Vehicle.VirtualWorld
- Vehicle.Wrecked