1. Possible, I've done it with boats and aircrafts and have witnessed other people doing the same with cars and other vehicles.

First of all, set up the waypoints so they go in a loop and label them with a name (For example: carpath01). Place down the vehicles that you want to have following the path and give it a name through the Objects Properties box (For example: car01). Go into the scripts and create a new script under the PlyrCivilian folder, give it a name, and make sure the following flags are ticked; "Script is Active" and the "Active in" set to every difficulty.

A quick note here; I have witness that sometimes the units will stop following the waypoints and come to a complete stop. Under such cases if it happens, uncheck the "Deactivate upon success" flag and have the script evaluated every once a while. Don't have it evaluated every frame back that would cause quite an amount of ingame lag.

Under the "Script Conditions" tab, make sure that a "Scripting > True" condition is present. Under the "Actions if true" tab, create a new script going from "Unit > Move > Set a specific unit to follow a waypoint path". Change the unit and waypoint to the correct ones and create more "Action if true" scripts if you have more units to have follow different paths.

2. Not sure, I remember someone done it so you'll have to wait for an answer to this one.

3. There's a "Unit > Status > Make unmanned" script in the "Actions if true" and "Actions if false" tabs, try that, I'm not sure if it works or not though since I have never tried this one.

Which is pretty much why I gave him the normal one, lol, I don't want trucks dissappearing into buildings and appearing out the other side.



The vehicles stops at random points on the path and usually makes a few full cycles before actually stopping again at a different point, showing that there's no break in the waypoints and is caused by something else.

Negative, all vehicles are either aircrafts or boats so they're not effected by constructions, not to mention they still stop either though they're miles away from any construction. There's no other scripts implemented onto the map so it couldn't be an interfering script either.

If you want to refer to the host of the game, use <This Player's Enemy> & put the script using in the PlyrCivilian folder. When you use <This Player> it refers the the player that you put the script in. So if you put it into the PlyrCivilian player's folder, then <This Player> is considered PlyrCivilain. So PlyrCivilians enemy in this case is the host. Which is weird because it considers all players neutral. It just works. There aren't any other players that refer to other humen players. So to refer to the host, use <This Player's Enemy> & put it in the PlyrCivilian folder.

The condition you want to use is "Skirmish\Start position." Put <This Player's Enemy> for the player, & the number start position you want to activate the script with. So if you put 3, then if the host starts in the 3rd start position (Player_3_Start) then the script will activate. Remember, this only works with the host of the game.

The action "Player\Build\Set a player to unable to build building." won't prevent a human player from building buildings. It's only meant for the AI. You'll have to use the action "Map\Modify\Adjust the tech for a specific object type." Select the building you want to remove & unit/structure type you want to remove it from.