SLURL: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/NTBI/69/127/24
Please make sure to check it out inworld before purchasing.
Dashboard controls |
5. Dashboard controls:
1 - interior lights master switch(ON by default);
2 - 1st deck lights;
3 - 2nd deck lights;
4 - interior fan(fan sound on/off);
5 - air conditioner(just for the looks, no effect on gameplay);
6 - heater(just for the looks, no effect on gameplay);
7 - driver's area illumination;
8 - route sign illumination;
9 - gear selector buttons. Gears 1-3 can be triggered only by clicking their corresponding buttons.
10 - reverse sound alarm on/off(ON by default);
11 - battery master switch(ON by default);
12 - wheelchair ramp(powered by electricity);
13 - ignition switch(see chapter 4);
14 - hazard lights;
15 - fog lights(must be enabled via customization menu);
16 - headlights;
17 - park lights;
18 - gauges illumination(ON by default, wired to the headlights);
19 - assault alarm switch;
20 - combined stalk switch. Click the spinning part to toggle wipers. Click the stalk itself to toggle turn signals(short click - right turn signal, long click - left turn signal).
Additionally there's a pannel to the right from the driver. It contains parking brake lever, and doors control pannels. Door controls are self-explanatory. There are controls for individual door wings, or for the entire door. You can also operate them via UniHUD. If you want to operate them from the outside, simply click the respective emergency door control lid on the side of the bus.
6. Speed limiter and Cruise Control - this car is equipped with
those two options. Both can be toggled by shifting up from D gear. By
default it is speed limiter, and you can switch between the speed limiter
and Cruise Control by using either menu(Vehicle - Limiter/Cruise), or a
special button on the UniHUD. You can adjust desired speed using
"Limit+" and "Limit-" buttons in the "Vehicle" sub-menu or on the HUD.
If you have Cruise Control mode selected, you can adjust your speed via
keyboard when the CC is on. Press W(Up) key to increase speed by 5
units, press C(PgDown) to decrease. Stopping the vehicle by using the
brakes will disable the CC.
Other functions.
7. HUD - This car is utilizing second generation of GEMC UniHUD, which means dynamic controls layout and simple operation.
8. Occupants and animations - depending on the model, this vehicle can provide room for up to 73 occupants, including driver.
Passengers can change their seats by using the bus menu, or their UniHUD(obtained from the vehicle). Passengers can also use "Stop" buttons mounted on handrails inside the bus, to alert the driver.
Driver can use "Eject" function on their UniHUD to eject unwanted occupants.
9. GTFO! support - this vehicle supports GTFO! system(https://sl-gtfo.com)
out of the box. Being a city bus, it doesn't come with built-in cargo visuals, but you can attach your prims
to it and use them as a cargo. To do so, change the description of your
cargo prims to "CARGO"(without quotation marks). This will make
those prims elegible for participation in our cargo
loading/unloading scripted sequence. Cargo prims will be loaded starting
with the ones that are placed deeper inside the vehicle, and going
towards the outside. Unloading is performed in reverse.
10. Customizing - click the vehicle to get the menu, then
click "Customize..." button, and you'll be presented with a number of
customizing options. These include 11 pre-made colors, 11 pre-made liveries with and without ads, an option to add a
custom livery, dynamic license plates with UK/HK type option and custom
background image, and a number of other addons such as fog lights, ability to add custom route signs and so on. Additionally you can modify the
vehicle using SL's building tool. Please make sure to turn the vehicle's
"EDIT MODE" on before editing, to ensure the stability.
AL5 Livery template(click).
AL5 Spec map template(click).
Front route sign w:h ratio: 32:10.
Rear route sign w:h ratio: 16:9.
GEMC, 2020.