RV Breaking Bad Yet

You play RV There Yet?. The camper is now a fragile rolling Schedule I lab.

You start with the money for a lab kit. Order Schedule I's Chemistry Station, Lab Oven, Mixing Station and Packaging Station from the supplier and each one slots itself onto the cabinet top along the back of the RV, leaving the floor clear for repairs. Crash hard enough and they get knocked loose. Their models, textures, items, effects, mixing rules, prices, customers and sounds are all read from your own installed copy of Schedule I while you play.

Note for 0.3.0: multiplayer has not been tested in this version, for lack of time. Everything below was tested by one player hosting.

What you do

• Cook. Acid + Pseudo + Phosphorus makes Meth (Liquid) on the Chemistry Station; the Lab Oven bakes it into Meth. Schedule I's recipe and prices.
• Mix for real. The Mixing Station runs Schedule I's own mixer map with its 16 ingredients and 31 effects. Banana gives Gingeritis; add Cuke and it becomes Thought-Provoking, just like in Schedule I. Better effects, better price.
• Play Schedule I's real minigames, in its RV. Schedule I runs alongside the road trip. Pick a job at a station and Schedule I jumps to the front with that station set up inside Schedule I's own RV, so you never seem to leave the camper: combine and stir at the Chemistry Station, pour and shut the Lab Oven, load the Mixing Station, bag at the Packaging Station. Finish it and you're back on the road trip with the job running.
• Keep it locked in. A hard crash can knock a station out of its slot onto the aisle floor. Look at it and press G to lock it back in before the next bump: loose gear takes damage and won't run. A station that ends up outside the RV gets an orange tag on screen until you fetch it. You can also carry a station up to the roof rack if you like to live dangerously.
• Fix it with the hammer. Hit a damaged station with RV There Yet?'s Repair Hammer. Each hit restores 50 health and costs one of the crew's Parts, or lab cash when you have none ($50, or $100 if the station is below half health). A wrecked station loses its batch; a replacement costs Schedule I's price.
• Cook parked or on the move. Parked cooking builds heat fast. Cooking while driving is quieter, but every jolt shakes the batch.
• Answer the phone. Customers message the crew first, with Schedule I's Messages icon and text tone. Press J and accept or decline; a message nobody answers expires after 45 seconds.
• Deal. Accepted customers walk up to a parked RV: face them and press E to sell. Others order deliveries to a drop-off further down the road for better pay. They pay extra for effects they like, and they show up as RV There Yet? characters, each with their own hat and glasses.
• Outrun the police. At 100% heat you get 60 seconds to drive 300 m, or you lose the stash and 30% of your cash. (Sirens, Schedule I's chase music and a timer; there are no police cars on the road.)

Co-op

The whole crew (up to 4) shares one lab, stash and cash. One drives, the rest cook. Host or join the trip the normal RV There Yet? way (invite or join code); the lab follows the host. Everyone needs the mashup. Not tested in 0.3.0.

Keys

G use or lock in the station you are looking at. H stash, supplier and deals. J phone. E sell to the customer you are facing. Arrows, Enter, Backspace for menus and minigames.

Needs

RV There Yet? and Schedule I, both installed through Steam on this PC, and at least one Schedule I save. Schedule I starts alongside RV There Yet? in a throwaway copy of your newest save and stays behind it until you start a job; your real saves are never written. The mashup installs the MelonLoader mod loader and a small link mod into your Schedule I folder (the link mod stays idle when you play Schedule I by itself). The real minigames need Microsoft's .NET 6 Desktop Runtime; without it, or without a Schedule I save, you get short key-press minigames in the RV instead. Nothing from either game is in the download.

Works on all three road trips. Tested on RV There Yet? build CL-20702 and Schedule I 0.4.x. Meth is the product line and police pressure is sound and a timer. Roof-rack lab gear was tested on Mabutts Valley only.