The Vehicle Patrol Mode is a practical script for FiveM servers that allows players to activate an automated driving mode while they are in certain vehicles. Ideal for police vehicles or special service vehicles, this script seamlessly integrates into gameplay and enhances the player experience with an automatic driving assistant.

Key Features:

Configurable Vehicle List:
Define in the configuration file (config.lua) which vehicle models are allowed for the patrolling mode. For example, you can configure police vehicles, sheriff vehicles, and other special vehicles.
Custom Activation Key:
Set a designated key to activate the patrolling mode. The mode can only be activated if the player is in one of the configured vehicles and presses the designated key.
Automated Driving:
When the patrolling mode is active, the script takes control of the vehicle and drives it autonomously through the streets. The vehicle follows traffic rules, simulating a realistic patrolling experience.
Patrolling Mode for Police Jobs:
The mode is especially useful for players with police jobs or similar roles. It allows players to have their vehicle drive automatically while they attend to other tasks, such as managing emergency calls or interacting with other players.

Benefits:

Increased Flexibility: Players can focus on other tasks while the vehicle drives automatically.
User-Friendly: Easy configuration of vehicle models and control of the activation key.
Realistic Simulation: The vehicle behaves like an NPC vehicle and adheres to traffic regulations.

Additional Information:

Standalone Functionality: This script does not require additional frameworks and is fully standalone. The only required script is pcrp_core (Basic Core).

Conclusion: The Patrolling Mode offers a comfortable and realistic way to let vehicles drive autonomously in-game, making it ideal for use in police and emergency services. This script is perfect for server administrators looking to provide their players with an innovative and useful feature.

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