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# Config

This block defines the **police vehicle radar settings** — basically how far, wide, and high the radar scans for vehicles and license plates.

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### 📝 Field Explanation

* **frontOffset** = `3.5`\
  How far in front of the police vehicle the radar scan begins.
* **backOffset** = `3.5`\
  How far behind the police vehicle the radar scan begins.
* **height** = `0.5`\
  Vertical height of the radar detection zone (above ground level).
* **radius** = `3.2`\
  Width of the radar beam (how wide the detection area is).
* **plateDistance.front** = `70.0`\
  Maximum distance (in meters) the radar can read license plates **in front** of the vehicle.
* **plateDistance.back** = `70.0`\
  Maximum distance (in meters) the radar can read license plates **behind** the vehicle.

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👉 In short:\
This config controls how the **radar detection zone** is shaped around the police car — how far it projects front/back, how wide the beam is, and how far it can scan plates in both directions.


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