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asset⌬ modulemoduleprimary: init.luau·part ofpackage gaugeClusters.package·originates fromworld 9e7238ea-1…

reader

Reads what a gauge shows from any car. `read(id)` answers one table: `kmh`, signed `speed`, `rpm`, `rpmIdle`, `redline`, `rpmMax`, `gear` and `gearLabel` (R / N / 1.. / -), `gears`, `throttle`, `brake`, `boost`, `load`, `limiter`, `damage`, plus `source` (`values` for a car writi…

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 6d ago
What it does

gaugeClusters.reader

Reads what a gauge shows from any car. read(id) answers one table: kmh, signed speed, rpm, rpmIdle, redline, rpmMax, gear and gearLabel (R / N / 1.. / -), gears, throttle, brake, boost, load, limiter, damage, plus source (values for a car writing the driving contract, vehicle for a plain VehicleController car read through Physics.vehicleState, none). resolve(car?) finds the car to read: the given one, else the local player's own car (their avatar or what it sits in, else what the main camera follows). gearLabel(n), isCar(id), localAvatar(), cameraFollow() are exported too. Used by every gauge; useful to any HUD that shows car state.

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

num(id: string, name: string) → number

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idstring
namestring

bool(id: string, name: string) → boolean

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idstring
namestring

exists(id: string?) → boolean

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idstring?

idOf(v: any) → string

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vany

writesValues(id: string) → boolean

True when the entity writes the driving contract's values (car.rpm or car.kmh/car.speed).

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idstring

isVehicle(id: string) → boolean

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idstring

isCar(id: string?) → boolean

True when the entity is something a gauge can read: contract values or a VehicleController.

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idstring?

carOf(id: string?) → string

The car this entity belongs to: itself, else the nearest ancestor that is a car.

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idstring?

cameraFollow( ) → string

The entity the main (player) camera follows, or nil.

localAvatar( ) → string

The local player's avatar entity, or nil.

drivenCar( ) → string

The car the local player drives, as a contract car announces it: the `player.vehicle` value (a car's entity id) on the local player's avatar, else on the main camera's entity.

resolve(car: any) → string

The car to read. `car` (an id, an entity, or "" / nil) wins when it names a live entity; otherwise the local player's own car: the car announced as `player.vehicle`, else their avatar (or what it is mounted in) when that is a car, else the entity the main camera follows when that is a car, else any of the two that exists.

argtypedescription
carany

gearLabel(gear: number?) → string

"R", "N", "1".. for a contract gear number; "-" for none.

argtypedescription
gearnumber?

read(id: string?) → Reading

Read a car now. Always answers a full Reading (zeros with ok = false when there is no car).

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idstring?
⌬ Types
Reading = {

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