Wheel Pack Trailer Wheels
By: SmartyThis article is a full listing of the trailer wheels included in Smarty's Wheel Pack, plus full instructions on how to integrate them with your trailer mods.
Usage
Using wheels from the Wheel Pack in your trailer mods is probably different from from anything you're used to. First and foremost there is no need to include the core models or definitions from my wheels in your mod. In fact, I actively discourage it to prevent conflicts and needless compatibility updates for both you and me. The whole purpose of this system is to make things easy for you, me, and especially our users in the long term!
What You Do:
For each vehicle_wheel_accessory
unit in each trailer definition, replace the data_path
attribute with an include pointing to a .sui file unique to your mod. For example:
vehicle_wheel_accessory: .your.trailer.twheel0
{
@include "your_trailer/wheel_accessory.sui"
}
The .sui file will include the data_path
attribute for the wheel accessory. In your mod, you should point this to one of the base game wheels or, optionally, one that you include in your mod. The important part is that it should be one that is present without the Wheel Pack being present. This way your mod doesn't need to depend on mine, but can still make use of it when it's present. So your wheel_accessory.sui should look something like this:
data_path: "/def/vehicle/t_wheel/single.sii"
That's basically all you have to do, other than let me know that you've set up your mod for the Wheel Pack and:
- Where your .sui's are.
- Which wheels you want to correspond to which .sui's. A full listing of your options appears in the sections below!
- What colour you want them to be (if applicable).
What I do:
In the next minor update of the Wheel Pack, I add .sui files with the same path/name as yours which set the data_path
to the appropriate wheel definitions and add the paint_color
attribute if applicable. The game always uses the last version of a file to be loaded, so the .sui's in the Wheel Pack are used instead of the ones in your mod. Magic!
Super Singles
Michelin X One Multi Energy T 455/55R22.5 on Alcoa 14x22.5 (2" offset) with TP type hub and Stemco oil hubcap
- /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_mich_xonemet_45555r225_a_dull.sii
Bright, as-machined finish on wheel and standard tire appearance - /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_mich_xonemet_45555r225_a_polish.sii
Slightly dark, reflective finish on wheel and standard tire appearance - /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_mich_xonemet_45555r225_a_chrome.sii
Bright, highly reflective finish on wheel (compare to SCS' wheel DLC) and wet-look tire appearance (darker and shinier) - /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_mich_xonemet_45555r225_a_worn.sii
Bright, as-machined finish on wheel and brighter, less shiny tire appearance to mimick UV damage (will eventually have its own texture with worn tread and sidewall damage).
Aluminum 285/75R24.5
Goodyear G314 285/75R24.5 on Alcoa 8.25x24.5 with taper hub and Stemco oil hubcap
- /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_gy_g314_28575r245_a_dull.sii
Bright, as-machined finish on wheel and standard tire appearance - /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_gy_g314_28575r245_a_polish.sii
Slightly dark, reflective finish on wheel and standard tire appearance - /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_gy_g314_28575r245_a_chrome.sii
Bright, highly reflective finish on wheel (compare to SCS' wheel DLC) and wet-look tire appearance (darker and shinier) - /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_gy_g314_28575r245_a_worn.sii
Bright, as-machined finish on wheel and brighter, less shiny tire appearance to mimick UV damage (will eventually have its own texture with worn tread and sidewall damage).
Steel 285/75R24.5
Goodyear G314 285/75R24.5 on Accuride 8.25x24.5 2-hole with taper hub and Stemco oil hubcap
- /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_gy_g314_28575r245_2hh_a_dull.sii
Satin(ish) painted steel. (paintable with paint_color attribute, *if it is ever enabled for trailers)
Steel 275/70R22.5
Goodyear G104 RST 275/70R22.5 on Accuride 7.50x22.5 5-hole with taper hub and Stemco oil hubcap
- /def/vehicle/t_wheel/scr_gy_g104rst_27570r225_5hh_a_dull.sii
Satin(ish) painted steel. (paintable with paint_color attribute, *if it is ever enabled for trailers). Typically used on lowboy trailers, car haulers, etc.
Last modified: Mar 23, 2017