Rodrigues

all car data in the ini file is treated as an integer (not sure what gets loaded with 1.3 but my guess is 13), fuel prices are treated as floating point numbers. And inded, it searches for engine name (never notice that), but as version 2 you can use the hash code instead.

But thank you for the ideia anyway.

Helicopters do not consume fuel, currently working on that. And boats too.

lol, I actually had that problem once, while testing, really frustrating searching for something as evident as that. But my gauge never disapears and that is still odd.

out of cash might be the reason

Do you have any other script mods ? (and please check the scripthook versions) Can you try different scenarios for me ? Like : different car same key same car different key different car different key It's quite odd that problem, the refuel code and the gauge code are in different scripts ! And the gauge should appear as long as you are in a vehicle. But since you have other mods, nothing is "for sure".

Do you see any message on the top left corner starting with "@_PerFrameDrawing - " ? Which key code are you using ? Does the fuel bar vanishes completely or does it stay in grey ? Does it happen with any vehicle or vehicle in particularly ? I have changed the refuel code a bit, guess it is now a bit messy. Just trying to pinpoint your problem and see if I can fix it.

I got you now, but still not understanding why this conversation started lol, forget about it. Enjoy playing

Please make yourself clear. Are talking about which script ?

Not this one.

Are you tryng to say anything ?

Remove the blank spaces before and after the '=' signal and do not use literal keys use the respective key code instead, view the link for a list of keycodes - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.keys(v=vs.71).aspx Really sorry for that, v1.1 ready and fixes that and adds gauge location to ini file

I will try to add that to the ini file.

Not really. It works like this CurrentFuel = CurrentFuel - VehicleRPM * (DRAIN / 100.0F), it runs this every second. The higher the DRAIN value, more gas is consumed.