Seat Definitions

Seat positions for each vehicle model live in Config.pickupTruckModels inside config.lua.

Structure

Config.pickupTruckModels = {

    ['MODELNAME'] = {
        { offset = { x, y, z }, boneName = 'bone_name', detectRadius = 1.0 },
        { offset = { x, y, z }, boneName = 'bone_name', heading = 90.0 },
        -- additional seats...
    },

    ['ANOTHERMODEL'] = {
        -- ...
    },
}

Model names are case-insensitive for the hash lookup, but the key you write must match exactly the string you want in the editor's export snippets. Conventionally, use the display name in uppercase (e.g. 'SANDKING', 'YOSEMITE').

Seat fields

Field	Type	Required	Default	Description
offset	{x, y, z}	Yes	—	Position of the seat in the bone's local coordinate frame (meters). X = right, Y = forward, Z = up, relative to the vehicle's current orientation
boneName	string	No	'chassis'	The vehicle bone the seat attaches to. Falls back to chassis, then chassis_dummy, then entity root if the named bone does not exist on the model
detectRadius	number	No	1.0	Radius (meters) of the sphere around the seat position where the "Press E" prompt fires
heading	number	No	0.0	Yaw rotation of the seated ped in degrees, relative to the vehicle's forward direction
pitch	number	No	0.0	Pitch rotation of the seated ped in degrees
roll	number	No	0.0	Roll rotation of the seated ped in degrees
kind	string	No	'trunk'	Reserved for future seat types. Leave unset

TIP

The detect = {x,y,z} field from old configs is read but ignored. The prompt zone is always a sphere centered on the seat's attach position (offset + boneName). You only manage one location per seat now.

Common bone names

Bone	Typical location
seat_dside_r	Driver-side rear seat area (most pickup trucks)
seat_pside_r	Passenger-side rear seat area
seat_dside_f	Driver-side front area (good anchor for industrial vehicles)
chassis	Vehicle body root (fallback for anything without named seats)
chassis_dummy	Alternative chassis root, present on some models
boot	Trunk/bed area (not present on all models)

Example entries

Pickup truck with four bed seats

['SANDKING'] = {
    { offset = { 0.1, -0.8, 1.0 }, boneName = 'seat_dside_r' },
    { offset = { 0.8, -0.8, 1.0 }, boneName = 'seat_dside_r' },
    { offset = { 0.1, -2.4, 1.0 }, boneName = 'seat_dside_r' },
    { offset = { 0.8, -2.4, 1.0 }, boneName = 'seat_dside_r' },
},

Skidsteer/industrial with custom radius and heading

['DLOADER'] = {
    { offset = { -0.000, -1.002, 0.752 }, boneName = 'seat_dside_f', detectRadius = 0.40 },
    { offset = {  0.665, -1.002, 0.752 }, boneName = 'seat_dside_f', detectRadius = 0.40 },
    { offset = {  0.416, -3.004, 0.752 }, boneName = 'seat_dside_f', heading = 174.84 },
},

Adding a new model

The easiest path is to use the in-game editor (see First Seat Setup). To add a model manually:

1. Open config.lua.
2. Add a new entry inside Config.pickupTruckModels using the uppercase model name as the key.
3. Define at least one seat with a valid offset and the correct boneName.
4. Restart or broadcast the resource.

['MYVEHICLE'] = {
    { offset = { 0.0, -1.5, 1.0 }, boneName = 'chassis', detectRadius = 1.2 },
},

If you are unsure of the bone name, open the editor, press B to display bones, and click the dot closest to where you want to place the seat.