Sets whether or not pedestrians are enabled for a mission.

Scope

This command should be called between calls to SelectMission and CloseMission in a mission's initialisation script.

Syntax

SetPedsEnabled( peds_enabled );

Game.SetPedsEnabled( peds_enabled )

• peds_enabled: Whether or not peds are enabled.
  • Defaults to 1 (true) unless StreetRacePropsLoad is called in the mission.

Examples

SelectMission("m1");
	// ...

    StreetRacePropsLoad("l4_m1p.p3d;");
	StreetRacePropsUnload("l4_m1p.p3d:");
    
    // Enable Peds even though Street Race Props are in use.
	SetPedsEnabled(1);

	AddStage();
    	// ...
	CloseStage();
CloseMission();

Game.SelectMission("m1")
	-- ...

    Game.StreetRacePropsLoad("l4_m1p.p3d;")
	Game.StreetRacePropsUnload("l4_m1p.p3d:")
    
    -- Enable Peds even though Street Race Props are in use.
	Game.SetPedsEnabled(1)

	Game.AddStage()
    	-- ...
	Game.CloseStage()
Game.CloseMission()

Notes

This command can be helpful for enabling peds in a mission where the "Street Race Props" would not interfere with the ped paths, such as the original game's L1M7 which lacks peds by default.

Version History

Version 1.23.8

Fixed a bug where calling SetPedsEnabled alongside StreetRacePropsLoad would cause pedestrians to become disabled after the mission ends until another mission puts it back.

Version 1.21

Removed the "!m_bStart" assert (previously on line 3292) related to using SetPedsEnabled.