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Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - TheMJ - 10-14-2015
Title of Suggestion: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles
Description: To restrict some act commands from being issued in vehicles such as the following:
Spoiler :
Some I agree with keeping allowed are:
Spoiler :
Why: I just find it unrealistic to see people popping out of the roof of cars
Little change but it adds realism 
Credit to Tomo for some of the commands.
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - Tomo - 10-14-2015
I think that the ones which should remain allowed in vehicles are:
- act agree
- act disagree
- act wave
- act becon
- act forward
- act halt
- act group
These are all commands/orders or greetings. These would still be acceptable inside a vehicle. The rest should be prevented from being used in a vehicle as they are unrealistic. +Support (with my suggestions)
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - TheMJ - 10-14-2015
Edit: Updated to the commands suggested by Tomo. Thanks!
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - JackZ - 10-14-2015
+support
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - DVN - 10-14-2015
+Support
Getting rid of the acts that make you stand up and just noclip through the vehicle would be much more realistic, whilst keeping the good ones.
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - TheCasanova - 10-14-2015
+support
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - Greed^ - 10-14-2015
+Support
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - De CodeerHeer - 10-14-2015
Approoved and added. I did this without testing, if something gone wrong, contact me asap!
RE: Restricting the use of act commands in vehicles - Tomo - 03-06-2016
Finished.