Placing Traps

Open /speedtraps, press New, and pick a speed limit. Then set the location in one of these ways:

• My position: uses where you're standing or parked, including your heading.
• Place in world: the panel hides and an orange ring follows you. A guide at the bottom of the screen shows the street and your heading. Press E to set the trap, or Backspace to cancel.
• Pick on map: click the map. The trap goes exactly where you click, and takes the height and street name of that spot. This works anywhere on the map.
• Drag: while a trap is open in the editor, drag its pin to move it, then press Save. Click another pin to open it first. The map can be a few metres off, so check the trap in game, or use My position or Place in world for an exact spot.

#Names

The name fills in from the street when you set the location. If another trap already has that street name, the new one gets #2, then #3, and so on. You can type your own name.

#Trigger zone

Every trap uses Config.Detection.Radius (20 m) around its blip. Put the blip in the middle of the road. Anything driving through that spot over the limit gets a ticket.

Turn on One direction only to ticket one side of the road. An arrow on the map pin shows the direction being caught. Click a tier in the map legend to hide or show its traps.

#Blips on the pause map

Trap blips show on the minimap only by default (Config.Blips.PauseMap = false). The pause map is left as it is without this script, so other blips can be selected and waypoints go where you click. Set PauseMap = true to show trap blips on the pause map too. GTA's map cursor can then lock onto a trap when you set a waypoint on a road that has one.