FRAX Routes all Xenon etc
Heads up! Cargo classes are matched on 'any,' not 'all.' Vehicles will refit to any cargo with one of their refittable classes, unless the cargo has a class in the vehicle's non-refittable list.
Set CC_PASSENGERS. Don't set anything else.
Don't set any non-refittable classes.
Set CC_MAIL for regular mail vehicles.
Some mail vehicles are also suitable for CC_EXPRESS and/or CC_ARMOURED.
Don't set any non-refittable classes.
Most vehicles should set one basic handling class. In most cases setting more than one is not helpful, but there may be exceptions, for example, intermodal container vehicles.
Some specialised types might not set any basic handling class, for example:
These classes mostly relate to specific types of vehicles.
Some freight vehicles should also set CC_MAIL.
For example, many planes and helicopters, some ships, some box wagons or box vans.
Some vehicles should set one of the potable status clases.
Some vehicles are suitable for both potable and non-potable cargos, and do not need to set any potable status classes, for example vehicles that handle packaged cargo via CC_PIECE_GOODS.
Never set both potable status classes.
Never set potable status classes as refittable, they are exclude-only.
Some highly specialised vehicles may not need to set any potable status classes, and may instead depend on refitting to specific cargo labels.
Sometimes it's helpful to be able to exclude CC_WEIRD from general vehicles. The details for CC_WEIRD provide more advice on this.
| Example vehicle | Refittable cargo classes | Non-refittable cargo classes |
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