Creating Interior

All the interiors are defined in a file using key-value pairs. The key represents the name of the interior, and the value is a table containing the options for that interior. Later, the key from that table will be used in the garage to determine which interior the garage will use.

Interior options: table

• interiorId: number

  • Id of interior, you can use native GetInteriorAtCoords or CodeWalker to find it

• ipl?: string

  • Optional, some interiors doesn't have it

• insideSpawn: vector4

  • Location where player will be spawned inside interior

• customizationMenu?: vector3

  • Optional, if your interior doesn't have options to customize, you dont put this

• Vehicles: table

  • The Vehicles table consists of numbered sub-tables, where each number represents a specific floor. Inside each floor, there are multiple sets of coordinates (vector4) where vehicles will spawn

  Vehicles = {
      [1] = { -- This represents floor 1
          vec4(0, 0, 0, 0),
          vec4(0, 0, 0, 0),
      },
      [2] = { -- This represents floor 2
          vec4(0, 0, 0, 0),
      }
  }

• Customization?: table

  • The Default table defines the initial settings that are applied when a garage is purchased

  • Each number ([1], [2], etc.) represents a floor (similar to the Vehicles table).

  • Each entry inside a floor is a configuration setting.

  • Each setting must have:

    • name: string – A name of entity set.

    • type: string – Specifies the category of the setting (e.g., tint, blinds), naming doesn't matter.

    • color: number (Optional) – Only included if applicable.

    Default = {
        [1] = {
            { name = 'entity_set_shell_01', type = 'interior' },
            { name = 'entity_set_shell_02' }, -- static, wont change
            { name = 'entity_set_shell_03', type = 'tint', color = 1 },
        }
    },

• Purchasable: table

  • Each item belongs to a category, and the category name (key) will be displayed as a title in the menu.

  • Every item in the table must contain:

    • label – The name of the item that will be shown in the menu.

    • name – The internal name (entity set) used by the script to apply changes.

    • price – The cost of the item.

    • type – The type of the item (e.g., interior, tint, etc.).

    • color (optional) – A numerical value representing the item's color (if applicable)

• DeactivateInterior?: function

  • Function that will unload interior

• LoadDefaults?: function

  • Function that will load interior for preview, make sure that Default table have same logic as this because when you purchase garage it will set data from Default table

You can check some predefined interiors in config/interior.lua