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Game.Routes.StopFlags

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp (in-game)
Namespace: Game.Routes

Type: public enum (marked with [Flags])

Base: System.Enum (underlying type: System.Int32)

Summary:
A bitwise flag enum used by the routing/stop system to record simple boolean states for a stop. Flags can be combined using bitwise operations to represent multiple boolean settings in a single value. Typical uses are checking if a stop is currently active/enabled and whether entities are allowed to enter the stop.

Fields

  • Active = 1
    Represents that the stop is active/enabled. When set, the stop is considered operational. Use bitwise checks to test this flag.

  • AllowEnter = 2
    Indicates that vehicles/agents are allowed to enter the stop. When this flag is not set, the stop may refuse entry even if it is active.

Properties

  • None.
    This is a simple enum type; it does not expose properties.

Constructors

  • None (enum types do not expose constructors).
    The enum values are constant and there is no runtime constructor to create specialized instances beyond assignment/casting.

Methods

  • None provided on the enum type itself.
    Use .HasFlag, bitwise &, or comparisons to work with values.

Usage Example

// Combine flags
StopFlags flags = StopFlags.Active | StopFlags.AllowEnter;

// Check flags (bitwise)
bool isActive = (flags & StopFlags.Active) != 0;
bool canEnter = (flags & StopFlags.AllowEnter) != 0;

// Or use HasFlag (convenience, slightly slower)
bool canEnter2 = flags.HasFlag(StopFlags.AllowEnter);

// Remove a flag
flags &= ~StopFlags.AllowEnter; // now AllowEnter is cleared

// Set a flag
flags |= StopFlags.AllowEnter;

// Store/compare as integer if needed
int raw = (int)flags;