Option to hide "Select vehicle type" button
I stopped needing to use Waze for a while, so I'm not sure when it was added, but one of the "new" changes I noticed right away when using it recently, and that I absolutely hate, is the "Select vehicle type" button that is now ALWAYS visible. That makes no sense. I can't imagine many people are switching vehicle types on a regular basis, and it should be optional so those that are can have it there and those that have no need for it don't have it sitting there being distracting. And even people that do have a use for it would be served just as well with a button with a picture of a car on the bottom toolbar, out of the way, not ON THE MAP..
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AirSim is searching for the settings definition in the following order. The first match will be used:
Looking at the (absolute) path specified by the --settings command line argument. For example, in Windows: AirSim.exe --settings 'C:\path\to\settings.json' In Linux ./Blocks.sh --settings '/home/$USER/path/to/settings.json'
Looking for a json document passed as a command line argument by the --settings argument. For example, in Windows: AirSim.exe --settings '{"foo" : "bar"}' In Linux ./Blocks.sh --settings '{"foo" : "bar"}'
Looking in the folder of the executable for a file called settings.json. This will be a deep location where the actual executable of the Editor or binary is stored. For e.g. with the Blocks binary, the location searched is <path-of-binary>/LinuxNoEditor/Blocks/Binaries/Linux/settings.json.
Searching for settings.json in the folder from where the executable is launched
This is a top-level directory containing the launch script or executable. For e.g. Linux: <path-of-binary>/LinuxNoEditor/settings.json, Windows: <path-of-binary>/WindowsNoEditor/settings.json
Note that this path changes depending on where its invoked from. On Linux, if executing the Blocks.sh script from inside LinuxNoEditor folder like ./Blocks.sh, then the previous mentioned path is used. However, if launched from outside LinuxNoEditor folder such as ./LinuxNoEditor/Blocks.sh, then <path-of-binary>/settings.json will be used.
Looking in the AirSim subfolder for a file called settings.json. The AirSim subfolder is located at Documents\AirSim on Windows and ~/Documents/AirSim on Linux systems.
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Aleksandar Belovski commented
Please make option to hide this button!