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Game.RandomTrafficRequestFlags

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Namespace: Game.Simulation

Type: public enum RandomTrafficRequestFlags : byte

Base: System.Enum (underlying type: byte)

Summary:
Flags enum used by the simulation to describe options for random traffic spawn requests. The enum is marked with [Flags], so values are intended to be combined with bitwise operations to express multiple options (for example, "exclude slow vehicles" while requesting delivery trucks).

Fields

  • NoSlowVehicles = 1
    Exclude slow-moving vehicles from the random traffic request (value 0x01).

  • DeliveryTruck = 2
    Indicates that the request should include delivery trucks (value 0x02).

  • TransportVehicle = 4
    Indicates that the request should include transport/Transit vehicles (value 0x04).

Properties

  • None.
    This enum only declares flag values; there are no associated properties.

Constructors

  • None.
    Enums have implicit construction behavior; there is no explicit constructor in this declaration.

Methods

  • None.
    There are no methods defined on this enum type. Use standard enum methods (e.g., HasFlag) and bitwise operators when working with these flags.

Usage Example

// Combine flags to request delivery trucks but exclude slow vehicles
RandomTrafficRequestFlags flags = RandomTrafficRequestFlags.DeliveryTruck | RandomTrafficRequestFlags.NoSlowVehicles;

// Test for a specific flag
bool wantsDeliveryTrucks = (flags & RandomTrafficRequestFlags.DeliveryTruck) != 0;
// or using HasFlag (less efficient)
bool hasTransport = flags.HasFlag(RandomTrafficRequestFlags.TransportVehicle);

Additional notes: - Because no zero/None value is declared, a default enum value of 0 does not correspond to any named flag; handle default/zero values explicitly if needed. - The underlying storage is a byte, so values are limited to the byte range and bitwise combinations should fit within 8 bits.