# Configuration

## Language

There are a few default languages that come with the script. You can easily add your own language or just translate one of the default ones. Let me show you how to choose your language.

1\) Go to the `fxmanifest.lua` and look for `shared_scripts`. 

2\) You will find this on that spot:

```lua
shared_scripts {
    '@qb-core/shared/locale.lua',
    'locales/en.lua', --Choose a language, you can add some yourself if you want
    'config.lua'
}
```

3\) On the 3th line you see `locales/en.lua` this stands for English. So if you want French for example you choose `fr.lua` instead of `en.lua`. This is possible because `fr.lua` is already present in the `locales folder`.

## Adding a new vehicle to charge

In the `config.lua` you'll find a list of electric vehicles, these vehicles are able to charge but not able to get refuelled. If you want to add a vehicle you simply add a new line with your vehicle!

<pre class="language-lua"><code class="lang-lua">Config.ElectricCars = {
<strong>    "neon",
</strong><strong>    "voltic",
</strong>    "cyclone",
    "raiden",
    "tezeract",
    "dilettante",
    "imorgon",
    "surge",
    "khamelion",
    "tesla", -> This is a new vehicle!
}
</code></pre>

## Vehicle behaviour

In the config we can adjust how the vehicle behaves. There are 3 configurable parameters:

<details>

<summary>Config.BatteryLevelDriveSlow</summary>

At what battery level the vehicle will start driving slower. Default value is 5%.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Config.MaxSpeedLowBattery</summary>

The max speed the vehicle can drive when battery level is at the low level (previous parameter). This is in meters per second, you can easily convert it with any converter online, [here ](https://www.metric-conversions.org/speed/meters-per-second-to-miles-per-hour.htm)is an example. Default value is 37km/h or 23mph.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Config.ChargeTime</summary>

The time it takes to charge a vehicle, this is in miliseconds. Default value is 30000ms or 30sec.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Config.Paid</summary>

If true people will pay to recharge, if false it's free

</details>

<details>

<summary>Config.BasePrice</summary>

Baseprice for each charge session

</details>

<details>

<summary>Config.Tax</summary>

Tax paid for recharging&#x20;

```lua
(toCharge * Config.BasePrice) / 100 * Config.Tax
```

</details>

## Charging zones

There is only one default zone, this because the map comes with only one chargepoint. You can easily add new zones like this.

```lua
Config.Zones = {
    ["zone1"] = {
        showBlip = true,
        blipPoint = vector3(274.97940063477, -337.283203125, 30.75),
        label = 'Charge station',
        blipSprite = 354, --https://docs.fivem.net/docs/game-references/blips/
        blipColour = 28, -- ^ at the bottom
        blipScale = 0.8,
        zone = {
            vector2(295.9765625, -348.94812011719),
            vector2(273.72085571289, -340.7600402832),
            vector2(274.97940063477, -337.283203125),
            vector2(263.0862121582, -332.81060791016),
            vector2(268.76885986328, -316.66125488281),
            vector2(303.35650634766, -329.41555786133),
        },
        minZ = 40.919868469238,
        maxZ = 46.919887542725,
    },
    ["zone2"] = {
        showBlip = true,
        blipPoint = vector3(250.0, 250.0, 25.0),
        label = 'Charge station 2',
        blipSprite = 354,
        blipColour = 28,
        blipScale = 0.8,
        zone = {
            vector2(250.0, 250.0),
            vector2(275.0, 250.0),
            vector2(250.0, 275.0),
            vector2(275.0, 275.0),
        },
        minZ = 20.0,
        maxZ = 30.0,
    },
}
```

## Fueling dependency

We support LegacyFuel, gks-fuel and ps-fuel by default.

```lua
Config.FuelScript = 'ps-fuel' -- 'LegacyFuel', 'gks-fuel' or 'ps-fuel'
```


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