struct SExhaustParams {
  float runBaseSizeScale;
  float runMinSpeed;
  float runMinSpeedSizeScale;
  float runMinSpeedCountScale;
  float runMinSpeedSpeedScale;
  float runMaxSpeed;
  float runMaxSpeedSizeScale;
  float runMaxSpeedCountScale;
  float runMaxSpeedSpeedScale;
  float runMinPower;
  float runMinPowerSizeScale;
  float runMinPowerCountScale;
  float runMinPowerSpeedScale;
  float runMaxPower;
  float runMaxPowerSizeScale;
  float runMaxPowerCountScale;
  float runMaxPowerSpeedScale;
  bool insideWater;
  bool outsideWater;
  bool disableWithNegativePower;
  bool hasExhaust;
};

IVehicleSystem.h

Exhaust particles parameter structure Movement classes can use this to control exhausts. Currently we support a start/stop effect and a running effect with various parameters. It's up to the movement if/how it makes use of it.

bool disableWithNegativePower;

bool hasExhaust;

bool insideWater;

bool outsideWater;

float runBaseSizeScale;

float runMaxPower;

float runMaxPowerCountScale;

float runMaxPowerSizeScale;

float runMaxPowerSpeedScale;

float runMaxSpeed;

float runMaxSpeedCountScale;

float runMaxSpeedSizeScale;

float runMaxSpeedSpeedScale;

float runMinPower;

float runMinPowerCountScale;

float runMinPowerSizeScale;

float runMinPowerSpeedScale;

float runMinSpeed;

float runMinSpeedCountScale;

float runMinSpeedSizeScale;

float runMinSpeedSpeedScale;

virtual ~SExhaustParams();

virtual const char* GetBoostEffect() const = 0;

virtual size_t GetExhaustCount() const = 0;

virtual IVehicleHelper* GetHelper(int idx) const = 0;

virtual const char* GetRunEffect() const = 0;

virtual const char* GetStartEffect() const = 0;

virtual const char* GetStopEffect() const = 0;

SExhaustParams();