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00:15:58.386 : <ERROR> [actor access] Conflicting actor access rules at [-58570.3;99.9;15382.1]
00:15:58.386 : <ERROR> [actor access] Conflicting actor access rules at [-58575.1;100.1;15378.7]
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00:15:58.386 : <ERROR> [actor access] Conflicting actor access rules at [-58570.3;99.9;15382.1]
00:15:58.386 : <ERROR> [actor access] Conflicting actor access rules at [-58575.1;100.1;15378.7]
The conflict occurs if two exclusive access rules are being applied at the same place. Applying an inclusive rule over an exclusive one, is ok (and has no effect).
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traffic_rule_data : traffic_rule.rail_train
{
rule: "actor_access"
num_params[]: 1 # 0 - disallow, 1 - allow
num_params[]: 1 # 0 - inclusive, 1 - exclusive
str_params[]: "rail_train"
}
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traffic_rule_data : traffic_rule.allow_slow
{
name: "Allow slow vehicles"
rule: "actor_access"
num_params[]: 1 # 0 - disallow, 1 - allow
num_params[]: 0 # 0 - inclusive, 1 - exclusive
str_params[]: "slow"
additional_rules[]: traffic_rule.s_slow
}
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traffic_rule_data : traffic_rule.car_only
{
name: "Cars only"
rule: "actor_access"
num_params[]: 1 # 0 - disallow, 1 - allow
num_params[]: 1 # 0 - inclusive, 1 - exclusive
str_params[]: "car"
str_params[]: "car_city"
}
It's a map error and it is not caused by a mod. Unfortunately, we noticed it too late to be fixed with New Mexico release.
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