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# 2077 Edge Weight Mod
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Experimental Cyberpunk 2077 GPS route-weighting mod tooling.
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## Feasibility
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Cyberpunk exposes a native `gamegpsGPSSystem`, but the current public RTTI dump does
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not expose script-callable methods for replacing or overriding the GPS planner. The
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useful surfaces are generated traffic resources:
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- `worldTrafficPersistentResource.data.lanes`
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- `worldTrafficLanePersistent.length`
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- `worldTrafficLanePersistent.maxSpeed`
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- `worldTrafficLanePersistent.flags`
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- `worldTrafficLanePersistent.playerGPSInfo`
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- `worldTrafficPersistentLaneConnectionsResource.data`
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- `worldTrafficConnectivityOutLane.exitProbabilityCompressed`
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- `worldTrafficConnectivityOutLane.isSharpAngle`
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- `worldTrafficLanePersistentFlags.Highway`
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- `worldTrafficLanePersistentFlags.GPSOnly`
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The in-game GPS path is computed natively over generated traffic graph data. A
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full replacement planner would require native hooks or patching the game
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executable. A feasible REDmod-style mod has to patch generated graph resources
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and test which fields the native planner actually consumes.
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## Current Implementation
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This repo currently contains WolvenKit-export patchers:
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```bash
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python3 tools/patch_traffic_lanes.py exported-json-dir patched-json-dir
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python3 tools/patch_lane_connections.py all.traffic_persistent.json all.lane_connections.json patched.lane_connections.json
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```
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`patch_traffic_lanes.py` recursively scans WolvenKit JSON exports for `lanes`
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arrays that look like `worldTrafficLanePersistent` data and applies configurable
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speed weighting:
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- highways get boosted toward a preferred GPS speed in the game's lane scale
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- regular roads keep a moderate speed floor
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- pavement, crosswalk, and disabled traffic lanes are left alone
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- optional non-highway speed caps can make highways more attractive
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In-game testing disproved `maxSpeed` as the main GPS routing lever: even highway
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speed `120` did not change GPS routes, although freeway traffic visibly moved
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faster. Treat speed patches as traffic simulation experiments, not route
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weighting.
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`patch_lane_connections.py` patches `all.lane_connections` by raising
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highway-enter/stay edge probabilities and lowering competing non-highway exits.
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That candidate is staged as an experimental archive but has not yet been proven
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to affect GPS routing.
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After patching, deserialize the JSON back into CR2W and pack the resulting
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resources into an archive.
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The toolbox now has WolvenKit CLI installed:
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```bash
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toolbox run --container 2077 bash -lc '$HOME/.dotnet/tools/cp77tools --help'
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```
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See [docs/tooling.md](docs/tooling.md) for the end-to-end archive build flow.
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See [docs/traffic-system-debrief.md](docs/traffic-system-debrief.md) for the
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detailed feasibility and traffic graph notes.
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## Status
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A conservative speed archive, an aggressive speed archive, and a connection
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probability archive were built from the local Flatpak Steam Phantom Liberty
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install. All `zz_edge` archives are currently disabled in the game folder.
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```text
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Cyberpunk 2077/archive/pc/mod/zz_edge_weight_gps_highway_probability.archive.disabled
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```
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Build outputs are ignored by git. Experimental archives should be enabled one at
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a time and tested from a cold boot.
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