Street Rod shops
Street Rod's rooms: the paint booth and its painter, the part shop, the machine shop, and the warehouse your cars are kept in.
The rooms Street Rod drives you into. The part shops’ inside, with its shelves and counter, where every specialist and speed shop in town shows its stock. The machine shop, where the blocks get bored and the heads milled. The paint booth, with the painter going round your car with his gun. And the warehouse at the car lot, a car in each bay. Each comes with its own air: the shop’s hum, the machine shop’s, the booth’s fans and the gun, the warehouse’s echo.
With Street Rod
They’re Street Rod’s own rooms, and they play in Street Rod only. Since Street Rod 0.4.0 they’re a mod of their own, and they come inside Street Rod’s download: installing Street Rod installs them too. The shops themselves, who sells what and at what price, stay Street Rod’s: this is the rooms they’re drawn in.
Your own rooms
A mod of your own that plays in Street Rod ("settings": ["streetrod"]) adds a room of its kind: a booths/,
shopscenes/ or warehouses/ folder of its own. To have yours in place of one of these, also take that one out:
"removes": { "booths": ["booth"] } (or "shopscenes": ["shop"], ["machine_shop"], "warehouses": ["warehouse"]).
Their files are on SourceForge: start from them. New
to modding? The modding guide starts at the beginning.
The rooms are our own, drawn by the game’s scene tools, with surface textures from Poly Haven (CC0); the paint booth, its painter and its sounds are all ours.
Pictures
In Street Rod, drawn by the game.