21-03-2017, 14:18
This is quite complex in scripting I believe, but as a lot people suggesting a lot of idea about increasing rewards but ended up being rejected (due to possibilities of progressing too quickly), here comes the idea makes it pretty much expensive yet rewarding: Custom Garages & Property System.
Property System
About 10 or more garages scattered around SA (including the now-existing 3) belongs to individual dimensions, where you can put cars (suppose these 3 existing garages can put more cars than others so people won't get too diffused around SA, we need some crowded places right?)
Of course, these garages needs to be bought to access them. Might be relative to available slots, or interior (as smaller part for determining the price). I'll set them around $10,000-$30,000 (3 default garages: $2,000 per slot).
*note: the original 3 will be kept but with decreased slots in case dimensions are made individual. additional slots remain as unlockables. 3 main garages set the slots as 5 but with 3 open, rest of them gets 2-5 slots with all unlocked once bought.
You might ask, why so many slots? Ok, it's just a concept. So how many slots being set depends on how much cars server has. Which means having about 6-10 (assuming smaller garages exists) garages around SA is enough to fit every model in it.
NOTE: This system is player-sided, not server-sided, that means, if someone bought that property before, you can still buy it but entering into different dimension instead. Just like these 3 garages.
Custom Garages
This one is quite complicated as it involves player character itself too. Since character is pretty much unused in NFSSA right now, in this concept I'm assuming that you can exit the car and move the character.
INSIDE GARAGE:
Pretty much a empty space with only a few essential objects made (i.e. tires, computer, car parts), while inside garage player can design the garage him/herself.
*note: I did some tests in MTA editor, with its objects list pretty much unsuitable for editing, so replacing models might needed? I'm not sure. Someone experienced can tell me how it works.
**note 2: default 3 garages will remain on how it looked like. Player can still modify them if they wanted to.
Player can design the garage as he/she likes, and maybe add a feature where garage owner can invite other players to view the garage (the other player will not driving his/her car once accessing owner's garage nor driving owner's).
So there's 5 physical slots there for car parking, where player can arrange freely (for locked additional slots, show a message if player tries to park more cars in it). To access other features inside garage, character can drive the car or walk (depending on which action) to the corresponding marker (see below for info).
There will be few markers around garage, as quick race, time-trial, parts bin (where you put bought stuff, should be available on update very soon), exit garage etc., some only accessible through driving the car you've selected.
In case you ask how it'll looks like: (I know it looks sucks cuz I don't know how to use most of the MTA map editor)
http://imgur.com/a/CoaXd
Or, try to look for a mobile game called Gear.Club, its performance shop might give you some ideas on how it looks like.
Property System
About 10 or more garages scattered around SA (including the now-existing 3) belongs to individual dimensions, where you can put cars (suppose these 3 existing garages can put more cars than others so people won't get too diffused around SA, we need some crowded places right?)
Of course, these garages needs to be bought to access them. Might be relative to available slots, or interior (as smaller part for determining the price). I'll set them around $10,000-$30,000 (3 default garages: $2,000 per slot).
*note: the original 3 will be kept but with decreased slots in case dimensions are made individual. additional slots remain as unlockables. 3 main garages set the slots as 5 but with 3 open, rest of them gets 2-5 slots with all unlocked once bought.
You might ask, why so many slots? Ok, it's just a concept. So how many slots being set depends on how much cars server has. Which means having about 6-10 (assuming smaller garages exists) garages around SA is enough to fit every model in it.
NOTE: This system is player-sided, not server-sided, that means, if someone bought that property before, you can still buy it but entering into different dimension instead. Just like these 3 garages.
Custom Garages
This one is quite complicated as it involves player character itself too. Since character is pretty much unused in NFSSA right now, in this concept I'm assuming that you can exit the car and move the character.
INSIDE GARAGE:
Pretty much a empty space with only a few essential objects made (i.e. tires, computer, car parts), while inside garage player can design the garage him/herself.
*note: I did some tests in MTA editor, with its objects list pretty much unsuitable for editing, so replacing models might needed? I'm not sure. Someone experienced can tell me how it works.
**note 2: default 3 garages will remain on how it looked like. Player can still modify them if they wanted to.
Player can design the garage as he/she likes, and maybe add a feature where garage owner can invite other players to view the garage (the other player will not driving his/her car once accessing owner's garage nor driving owner's).
So there's 5 physical slots there for car parking, where player can arrange freely (for locked additional slots, show a message if player tries to park more cars in it). To access other features inside garage, character can drive the car or walk (depending on which action) to the corresponding marker (see below for info).
There will be few markers around garage, as quick race, time-trial, parts bin (where you put bought stuff, should be available on update very soon), exit garage etc., some only accessible through driving the car you've selected.
In case you ask how it'll looks like: (I know it looks sucks cuz I don't know how to use most of the MTA map editor)
http://imgur.com/a/CoaXd
Or, try to look for a mobile game called Gear.Club, its performance shop might give you some ideas on how it looks like.