Yeep

Created by Rothary

A fictionalized take on the WW2 Willys Jeep. Uses a custom gear shifting system by me. The system can be found in the microchip above the engine, should you wish to repurpose it for your own stuff. If you do, make sure to check the red vector brick inside "Vehicle speed" microchip inside the main chip. If your vehicle has trouble moving, the said vector is probably pointing wrong way. It'd be far more ideal if we could simply read wheel speed instead of having to rely on entity velocity, but it is what it is. On that note, the brakes are also way too aggressive, because apparently we've for whatever reason lost the ability to adjust them in any way, so be wary. Main controls/features: !!!If shift is your exit vehicle key, you'll have to rebind it or your "Vehicle down" to something other than shift (can't really be helped because Brickadia, apologies)!!! - Shift+Q/E to shift gears (shift works as clutch), current gear is displayed as glowing number/letter on the shifter with an unmarked neutral gear between reverse and 1st gear - Because Reverse is its own gear, S doubles as brake together with space - Click windshield to fold it up or down - Click the hood to pop it open (windshield must be up) - Click roof struts in the back to toggle roof (windshield must be up) - Click gear range lever on the right side of the gear shifter to toggle gear range (forward is normal high, back is low). The lower the gear or gear range, the more torque the vehicle has at the cost of lower top speed. - Speedometer displays speed in km/h assuming one meter is 34 micro units or 3.4 studs. You can change this inside the vehicle speed microchip if you whatever reason don't like 34. - Various switches related to lights & wipers (note that with the push-pull switches, pulled out = enabled, pushed in = disabled, same as on a Jeep) See dashboard info plaque for different light modes, the modes being: - BO MK "Blackout marker" = Only cat's eye marker lights in the front and back with covert brake light - BO DR "Blackout drive" = Same as BO MK, but with a dim fender-mounted blackout headlight - STOP LT = No lights other than normal brake light - HD LTS = Normal full driving lights, including headlights, tail lights and brake lights

Published

November 12, 2026 at UTC

Updated

November 13, 2026 at UTC

Version

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