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# Using whitelist & blacklist

Using the blacklist and whitelist options can be useful to limit some workshops, below is a list of available possible values to enter for each option

***

{% hint style="warning" %}
Remember not to use both options at the same time, as this will not work properly, as the blacklist excludes some options, while the whitelist will remove all other options that are not in the whitelist section.
{% endhint %}

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="vehicleClasses" %}
Using the `vehicleClasses` option, you can make restrictions for the workshop only for dedicated vehicle classes - for example, tuning only for boats/planes/helicopters

```lua
vehicleClasses = {
    [0] = true, -- Compacts
    [1] = true, -- Sedans
    [2] = true, -- SUVs
    [3] = true, -- Coupes
    [4] = true, -- Muscle
    [5] = true, -- Sports Classics
    [6] = true, -- Sports
    [7] = true, -- Super
    [8] = true, -- Motorcycles
    [9] = true, -- Off-road
    [10] = true, -- Industrial
    [11] = true, -- Utility
    [12] = true, -- Vans
    [13] = true, -- Cycles
    [14] = true, -- Boats
    [15] = true, -- Helicopters
    [16] = true, -- Planes
    [17] = true, -- Service
    [18] = true, -- Emergency
    [19] = true, -- Military
    [20] = true, -- Commercial
    [21] = true, -- Trains
    [22] = true, -- Open Wheel
},
```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="indexedColors" %}
The options that can be added to the `indexedColors` section can be identified in config.tuningmenu.lua in the `Config.ColorsList` using the `name` option.

```lua
indexedColors = {
    ['black'] = true,
    ['grey'] = true,
    ['white'] = true,
    ['red'] = true,
    ['orange'] = true,
    ['brown'] = true,
    ['yellow'] = true,
    ['green'] = true,
    ['blue'] = true,
    ['purple'] = true,
    ['pink'] = true,
    ['chameleon'] = true,
    ['chrome'] = true,
    ['gold'] = true,
},
```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="menus" %}
The options that can be added to the `menus` section can be identified in config.tuningmenu.lua by the fact that redirection to them is done using `selectOpen`.

```lua
menus = {
    ['visual'] = true, -- Menu Visuals

    ['mechanical'] = true, -- Menu Mechanicals

    ['body'] = true, -- Menu "Body" in "Visuals"
    ['inside'] = true, -- Menu "Inside" in "Visuals"
    ['paint'] = true,  -- Menu "Paint" in "Visuals"
    ['wheels'] = true, -- Menu "Wheels" in "Visuals"
    ['licenseplate'] = true, -- Menu "License Plate" in "Visuals"
    ['xenon'] = true, -- Menu "Xenon" in "Visuals"
    ['color1'] = true, -- Menu "Primary Color" in "Visuals"
    ['color2'] = true, -- Menu "Secondary Color" in "Visuals"
    ['wheels_type'] = true, -- Menu "Wheels Type" in "Wheels"
},
```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="parts" %}
The options that can be added to the `parts` section can be identified in config.tuningmenu.lua by the fact that redirection to them is done using `modType`.

```lua
parts = {
    -- Options from the "Body" section
    ['neonColor'] = true,
    ['modLivery'] = true,
    ['windowTint'] = true,
    [14] = true, -- Horn
    ['extras'] = true,
    [0] = true, -- Spoilers
    [1] = true, -- Front Bumper
    [2] = true, -- Rear Bumper
    [3] = true, -- Side Skirts
    [4] = true, -- Exhaust
    [5] = true, -- Cage
    [6] = true, -- Grille
    [7] = true, -- Hood
    [8] = true, -- Left Fender
    [9] = true, -- Right Fender
    [10] = true, -- Roof
    [27] = true, -- TrimA
    [35] = true, -- APlate
    [36] = true, -- Speakers
    [37] = true, -- Trunk
    [38] = true, -- Hydrolic
    [39] = true, -- Engine Block
    [40] = true, -- Air Filter
    [41] = true, -- Struts
    [42] = true, -- Arch Cover
    [43] = true, -- Aerials
    [44] = true, -- Wings
    [45] = true, -- Tank
    [46] = true, -- Windows

    -- Options from the "Inside" section
    [28] = true, -- Ornaments
    [29] = true, -- Dashboard
    [30] = true, -- Dial
    [31] = true, -- Door Speaker
    [32] = true, -- Seat
    [33] = true, -- Steering Wheel
    [34] = true, -- Shifter Leaver

    -- Options from the "Paint" section
    ['paintTypePrimary'] = true,
    ['paintTypeSecondary'] = true,
    ['pearlescentColor'] = true,
    ['dashboardColor'] = true,
    ['interiorColor'] = true,

    -- Options from the "Wheels" section
    ['wheelColor'] = true,
    ['tyreSmokeColor'] = true,

    -- Options from the "License Plate" section
    ['customPlateNumbers'] = true,
    [25] = true, -- Type
    ['plateIndex'] = true, -- Color
    [26] = true, -- Holder

    -- Options from the "Xenon" section
    [22] = true, -- Xenon
    ['xenonColor'] = true,

    -- Options from the "Mechanical Upgrades" section
    [16] = true, -- Armor
    [11] = true, -- Engine
    [12] = true, -- Brakes
    [13] = true, -- Transmission
    [15] = true, -- Suspension
    [18] = true, -- Turbo
    ['engineSwap'] = true, -- Engine Swap
},
```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="actions" %}
The options that can be added to the `actions` section can be identified in config.tuningmenu.lua by the fact that redirection to them is done using `action`.

```lua
actions = {
    ['clean'] = true,
    ['repair'] = true,
},
```

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}


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