Vehicle Editor

This project is unmaintained and will remain that way. Use Roadcraft Editor Suite instead.

Unless you need 100% freedom over what you edit it will be much better. My vehicle editor will remain uploaded here, provided as-is. Only upside to this editor is that you can edit anything.

A modern, user-friendly Windows Forms application for editing vehicle .cls files for RoadCraft. Built with . NET 8 and C# 12.

NOTE2: On some resolutions the app fails to render. Follow these steps to fix it:

• []Right click the exe file and select "Properties"[/]

  []Switch to Compatibility tab[/]

  []Change high DPI settings[/]

  []Tick "Override high DPI scaling behaviour"[/]

  []Set Scaling performed by: System / System (Enhanced)[/]

  🚀 Features

  • []Edit vehicle properties[/]

    []Edit wheel properties[/]

    []User Settings: Add your own custom settings via an UI in the program[/]

    🖥️ Getting Started

    Please note that the description is for the beta version (2. 5R+). Other versions may vary.

    1. Installation

    • []Download the latest release from Nexus. Optionally look at "Mirrors" tab, there you can find the program in GitHub.[/]

      []Extract the ZIP file to a folder of your choice[/]

      2. Launching the Editor

      • []Run RoadCraft Vehicle Editor.exe (name may change based on the version you have downloaded)[/]

        []If it's your first time running the editor, it will ask you to set your RoadCraft's main folder.

        (Usually found at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\RoadCraft)[/]

        🏗️ Usage Instructions

        Selecting a Vehicle

        • []On launch, you’ll see a categorized list of vehicles on the left.[/]

          []Click a vehicle to load its properties.[/]

        Editing Properties
        • []Properties are grouped (General, Dump, Steering, etc..)[/]

          []Each property is shown with a label and an appropriate editor (textbox, dropdown, checkbox, or numeric up/down).[/]

          []"All CLS Files" tab lets you edit other cls files besides the main one, enabling the editing of wheel files[/]

          Saving Changes

          After editing, click the Save button. You will be prompted with three options:

          • []Save to file: Export a .cls file to a location of your choice (cannot overwrite originals).[/]

            []Save to .pak file: Inject your modified vehicle directly into game .pak file (default_other.pak).[/]

            []Save to folder structure: Export as a ready-to-use mod folder structure.[/]

            Make sure you delete default_other.pak.cache before starting the game!

            ⚙️ User Settings

            What are User Settings?

            User settings allow you to add custom properties to the editor.

            How to Add User Settings

            • []Click on the Gear icon then select "Vehicle Properties" tab.[/]

              []Add your custom settings via the UI, or edit current settings.[/]

              ❓ FAQ

              Q: Can I edit any property?

              A: You can edit any property exposed in the UI. For custom properties, add them via the UI.

              Q: Can I break my game with this?

              A: Editing .cls files can affect game behavior. Always back up your files before making changes.

              Q: Why is the program rendering incorrectly?

              A: Because of your resolution. Read the second note on top of the description.

              📣 Feedback & Contributions

              • []Found a bug? Have a feature request? Open an Issue on GitHub[/]

                []Pull requests are welcome![/]

                Happy modding!