Schedule I Motorcycle Pack

Three original motorcycles to buy, paint and ride around Hyland Point. Find them outside Jeremy's dealership, in front of the empty garage, then speak to him to purchase your own.

0.1.14 beta · Windows IL2CPP · Single-player

Meet the motorcycles

Maduro suits rough ground, Tucati favors pavement, and Marley Hutchinson brings a relaxed cruiser style. Top speeds are tuning targets; terrain and collisions affect actual speed. All three are available without an extra rank requirement.

Features

• Responsive steering and stronger motorcycle brakes, with support that helps control excess rear swing and sideways slide.
• A visible rider using your character's clothes, with a separate riding posture and fitted hands and feet for each motorcycle.
• Working headlights using the game's vehicle light binding, dim tail lights and brighter brake lights.
• Separate rider lean with controlled wheelies, stoppies and touchdown assistance.
• Moving wheels and steering, plus 16 paint colors that use the game's vehicle save system.
• Outdoor dealership displays and purchases through Jeremy's normal conversation.
• Simple safe wipeouts, on-foot pickup and mounted recovery for stuck motorcycles.

Requirements and installation

Requires Windows Schedule I, IL2CPP build, with MelonLoader 0.7.3. Developed against game 0.4.7f12. Single-player only; the Mono build and multiplayer are not supported.

Thunderstore Mod Manager: close the game, install this package with the app, then launch your modded profile. The package declares MelonLoader 0.7.3 as its required dependency.

Manual installation: install and initialize MelonLoader, then copy Mods/ScheduleIBikePack.dll from this archive into the game's Mods folder. Fully restart the game.

Keep one installed Bike Pack DLL. If switching from a Nexus/manual installation, disable the previous copy before starting the new modded profile. The main package includes all motorcycle assets.

Getting your bike

Talk to Jeremy at the dealership and choose I'd like to buy a bike. in Welcome to Hyland Auto. Choose a motorcycle and pay its listed price. Online payment uses your bank balance. The outdoor bikes are showroom displays; purchases create owned motorcycles at a dealership delivery point.

Aim at your purchased bike's frame, seat or handlebars until Enter vehicle appears. Use the game's normal interact, driving, steering, handbrake and exit controls. Backward input brakes before engaging reverse.

• P: next paint color while stopped.
• Shift+P: previous paint color while stopped.
• R: recover while mounted and moving at no more than 9 km/h.
• Down arrow + acceleration: lean back for a wheelie.
• Up arrow + braking: lean forward for a stoppie.
• The game's vehicle light binding: toggle headlights and dim tail lights. Brake lights brighten automatically.
• Interact beside a fallen owned bike: pick it up; use a fresh second press to ride.

You can repaint while mounted, or while aiming at an unoccupied owned bike within 3 m. Recovery needs nearby clear, supported ground; mounted R has a two-second cooldown. On-foot pickup requires a stopped or nearly stopped bike. Stand slightly clear so your character does not block its upright position.

Leaning and wipeouts

Stunts require forward travel above approximately 7 km/h and contact under the supporting wheel. Hold the lean key together with normal acceleration or braking. Release lean to help settle the lifted wheel; the handbrake cancels stunt assistance. Sharp bank angles, blocked controls and crashes also cancel stunts. Maduro lifts most readily, while Marley Hutchinson has a more restrained range. Normal steering and braking retain their previous tune when lean is neutral.

Lean controls are currently keyboard-only; native steering and the other driving controls retain their usual keyboard/controller bindings. Change LeanForwardKey and LeanBackKey in MelonLoader's MotorcyclePack preference category to choose different keyboard keys. Use Unity Input System names such as UpArrow, DownArrow, LeftShift or LeftCtrl, then restart after editing the preference file.

A significant impact or sustained sideways fall queues a safe dismount and leaves the bike requiring pickup. Small disturbances and ordinary cornering lean are excluded by the crash thresholds and brief mount/recovery grace. If no safe standing position exists, you stay mounted and can slow down to use R. This version uses a simple dismount, without ragdoll or a custom wipeout/pickup animation.

Saves and compatibility

Owned bikes use the native vehicle save system, including paint. Maduro and Tucati retain their previous saved IDs. Previously owned bicycles remain loadable, but are no longer sold or displayed. Keep the mod installed while your save contains its vehicles, and back up your save before updating or removing vehicle mods.

Current limits and credits

This is a beta for single-player. Engine audio reuses the game's vehicle sounds; Marley Hutchinson uses a lower pitch. Headlights reuse the native light controller and beams fitted to the original motorcycle lenses. Fuel, a color-picker menu, NPC riders and custom mount/dismount/crash clips are not included. There is no bike trunk interaction.

Motorcycle geometry and procedural riding motion were created for this mod. Riding uses the game's existing clothed avatar. Schedule I and its reused game systems, lights, avatar and sounds belong to TVGS. No game assemblies, game art or third-party motorcycle models are redistributed. The gallery shows renders of the actual model geometry; in-game lighting can differ.

Contact the author before redistributing the mod or reusing its code or original models.

The same release and the bike model gallery are available on Nexus Mods. The package icon is a render of the actual Tucati geometry, rather than an in-game screenshot.