Trailer setup

/traileroffset is an in-world editor for static.load and static.bed on the nearest trailer. It prints a static block to F8 and copies it to the clipboard when lib.setClipboard exists. Paste that into the trailer entry in Config.Trailers.

Start

Stand next to a spawned trailer (within 15m).

/traileroffset              -- ghost uses sultan
/traileroffset comet2       -- ghost uses that spawn name

The editor stays open until you finish or cancel. Your ped is hidden and frozen while it runs.

Phases

1. Load. Move the ghost to the walk-up load / unload point (where the static helper marker should sit). Press Enter or left click to confirm.
2. Bed. Place one ghost per slot. Enter or left click confirms a slot and spawns the next ghost. Repeat until the deck is full.
3. Finish. Press F to print and copy. A ghost you have not confirmed yet is discarded.

Backspace undoes the last confirmed bed. Escape (or Backspace when there is nothing to undo) cancels without copying.

Controls

Place mode (default):

Free camera (X):

A TextUI readout shows the current phase and the offset / rotation.

Output

Paste the clipboard block into the trailer entry:

[`trflat`] = {
    isBoat = false,
    onAttachedExtras = {},
    ramp = false,
    static = {
        load = {offset = vec3(0.0, -11.456, -0.577), rotation = vec3(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)},
        bed = {
            {offset = vec3(-0.009, 2.907, 0.853), rotation = vec3(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)},
            {offset = vec3(-0.017, -2.340, 0.853), rotation = vec3(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)},
        }
    },
},

load is the helper marker and the walk-up attach point. bed is each lock-in slot. Capacity is the number of bed entries. Boat trailers use isBoat plus an optional offset vec3 instead of static. See Using trailers and shared/config.lua.