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Product Documentation

This documentation is relevant to the most recent version.
Anything outdated will not always work with this documentation.

For information on what has been added in recent versions or if there have been any updates, please view the version history for the Aileron Dispatch System.

Module Information

All modules require the Base System. If it does not have the base system, you will not be able to use them.

What's This Module For?

The Civilian Database module let's you manage citizens and give them licensing. You will be able to place civilians into the database and store important information about themselves. Along with that you will be able to issue identification cards that you create within the network. You will be able to create whatever kind of identification cards you can think of. From Concealed Carry, Drivers, and even Fishing Licenses. The world is your oyster.

Item Information

This will list all items that are included with the base system and their features.
It will also include the uses and descriptions of all the items. This will help you better in using the items to their greatest potential.

Aileron License Card Printer

The License Card Printer is used to print out the license cards for people. When a civilian is created on the network, you will be able to give them a license, select their license, then print it.
To Setup the the printer, rez it next to your network server and touch it. Once you have configured it, take it into your inventory and place it where it will be needed, like your DMV building.

Interface Information

This will list all interface features that are included with the base system.
It will also include the uses and descriptions of all the items. This will help you better in using the items to their greatest potential.

This module will add the Civilian Database and License Cards to your list of programs.

Civilian Database

The Civilian Database will allow you to store civilians in your network and keep track of their information. Along with their information is their Licenses.

Change Comment

This just allows you to change the comments on a civilian's record. It provides no benefit except for notes.

Creating Civilians

When a new person joins your city, you may be wanting them to register to be a civilian in your network. This will give them the choice to get new licenses and store their roleplay character information privately in your database.
To create a civilian, simply go to the Civilian Database and hit "Add Civilian" in the top left. Once you have done this, you will need to enter their information and then they will show up in the database.

Deleting Civilians

To delete civilians, all you will need to do is find the civilian you are looking to delete in your database. Once done, click on their name and select "Delete Civilian" at the top.

Change Civilian's Picture

Changing the civilian's picture will allow for their image to show up on their driver's license when it is printed and given to them.
Follow These Steps To Change A Civilian's Picture

1. Find Your Civilian and Open Their Record.
2. Select "Change Picture" at the top.
3. Select Browse on the form and look for a picture to use. (.png format)
4. Confirm their name matches the person in the picture.
5. Hit the button, "Upload Civilian Image"
6. Bam, they now have a new picture! It will display with pride on their licenses.

License Cards

The license cards allows for you to upload background textures from our ID Card Template. In their are a few examples of how the cards will look, different styles and examples.

Creating License Cards

Before you create a license card, you will need to create your background in Photoshop or GIMP. We provide a template for use with Photoshop that can be used.
Please remember that this will not come out perfect the first time.

Follow Instructions To Create License

1. It is assumed you already have your background made.
2. Select your ID Card Background from your computer for upload. (.png format)
3. Select colors you would like to use for your text. (This will take trial and error.)
4. Give your License a name.
5. Poof, you now have a license.

Now that you created your license card, make sure that you test print it. You may not be happy with the way that the card's lettering or some positioning is.
You want to make sure that you have everything set before you start distributing it.