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# Config Options

## Debug

```lua
-- Debug prints
Config.Debug = true
```

## UI Colour

```lua
-- Test drive UI Colour
Config.UiColor = "#b700ff"
```

## Routing Bucket

```lua
-- If the player doing the test drive is in there own routing bucket
Config.UseRoutingBucket = true
```

## Ped Settings

```lua
-- Ped configuration
Config.TestDrivePed = {
    Model = "a_m_y_smartcaspat_01",
    Coords = vector4(-762.449, -2229.996, 4.789093, 1.1986011), 
    Radius = 1.5,
    Scenario = "WORLD_HUMAN_CLIPBOARD",
    Blip = {
        Enabled = false,
        Label = "Vehicle Test Drive",
        Sprite = 280, 
        Color = 3,
        Size = 1
    }
}
```

## Vehicle Spawn

```lua
-- Vehicle spawn coords
Config.SpawnCoords = vector4(-763.8729, -2215.463, 6.0036096, 267.07922)
```

## Return Location

```lua
-- Return coords when the test drive ends
Config.ReturnCoords = vector4(-762.503, -2227.971, 5.7860417, 1.3306767)
```

## Test Drive Duration

```lua
-- Duration of the test drive in seconds
Config.TestDriveTime = 120 
```

## Vehicle List

```lua
-- Vehicle table that can be test driven.
Config.Vehicles = {
    { label = "Pace 5R", model = "pace_5r" },
    { label = "Zentorno", model = "zentorno" },
    { label = "Jester RR", model = "jester4" },
    { label = "Bati 801 Motorbike", model = "bati" }
    -- Add / Remove as many ass you want
}
```


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