Make All Vehicles Unlockable - With TwinTone Fix

NOTICE: It is recommended to use both main files, though either can be used alone. Either will make all vehicles unlockable, but only the "CET" version contains the fix for the missing "TwinTone" menus for unlockable traffic vehicles. However, using the "CET" version alone will also lead to longer game launch times since the mod needs to wait for CET mods to initialize before adding the vehicles. On the flipside, the "TweakXL" version on it's own does not impact launch times at all, but also does not include the "TwinTone" fix, as it is not possible to fix through TweakXL. Using both together will give the benefits of both without the downsides of either.

To any mod devs that may have required the old mod for their mods:

I apologize for deleting the mod. I didn't actually mean to delete this one, I was just deleting some others and apparently misread the mod title. The mod is better now as a result, though, as I completely reworked it and incorporated the TwinTone fix into the main file, which I may have never done otherwise. This new mod page will remain for as long as the mod is usable in-game.

What Does This Mod Do?

• []Allows the player (or other mods) to unlock any vehicle found in the game and add it to their garage using CET commands (or any other means).

  []Includes all vehicles found in your game files.

  []Fixes an issue with the new "TwinTone" feature in game v2. 2+ for unlockable traffic vehicles (making a vehicle "unlockable" registers it as a player vehicle, and TwinTone is unavailable for player vehicles, so it is also unavailable for any traffic vehicles that are unlockable without this fix).

  []Does not interfere with other methods of making vehicles unlockable (TweakDB edits, for example)

  []Automatically does it's thing. No need to adjust any mod settings/activate/etc. Just install and play.

  How Can I Find The CET Commands For Vehicles?

  • []The main command you need is:

    Game. GetVehicleSystem():EnablePlayerVehicle("Vehicle.vehicleID", true, false[]The "Vehicle.vehicleID" text in the above example command is a placeholder. You will need to replace that with the proper vehicle TweakDBID.

    []To find a vehicle's TweakDBID, you can use my Entity Examiner Tool mod. Look at any vehicle and open CET overlay. In Entity Examiner's menu, you should see the TweakDBID for the vehicle. Replace the "Vehicle.vehicleID" text with that, then enter the command in CET console and press the Enter key.

    How To Add Vehicles With Their Current Appearance (Optional File Required):

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