CATEGORY NAME: VEHICLE FUNCTIONS

Vehicle::canMount(VObject, Player or Client);
	ARG:
	   VObject: The vehicle object Id.
	   Player: The object Id. Example: 8361.
	   Client: The Client Id. Example: 2049.
	EXPLAIN: Used to see if there is room for the Player or Client to
	         mount the VObject.
	USED IN: Vehicle.cs
	RETURN: True if Player or Client can mount the vehicle. False if 
	        can't mount or failed.

Vehicle::canRide(VObject, Player or Client);
	ARG:
	   VObject: The vehicle object Id.
	   Player: The object Id. Example: 8361.
	   Client: The Client Id. Example: 2049.	
	EXPLAIN: Used to see if there is room for the Player or
	         Client to ride.
	USED IN: Currently not used in any script files.
	RETURN: True if Player or Client can ride the vehicle. False if 
	        can't vehicle full or failed.

Vehicle::nextPassengerPoint(Vobject);
	ARG:
	   VObject: The vehicle object Id.
	EXPLAIN: Used to get the next available mount point on the vehicle.
	USED IN: Not currently used in any script files.
	RETURN: Number. The next available mount point. If failed then -1.

Vehicle::incPassengers(Vobject);
	ARG:
	   VObject: The vehicle object Id.
	EXPLAIN: Used to increment the passenger counter for the VObject.
	USED IN: Not currently used in any script files.
	RETURN: True if succeed or False or -1 if failed.

Vehicle::decPassengers(VObject);
	ARG:
	   VObject: The vehicle object Id.
	EXPLAIN: Used to decrement the passenger counter for the VObject.
	USED IN: Not currently used in any script files.
	RETURN: True if succeed or False or -1 if failed.	

Vehicle::getMountPoint(Vobj, Mpoint);
	ARG:
	   Vobj: The object Id of the vehicle.
	   Mpoint: The mount point.
	EXPLAIN: Used to get the position of the desired Mpoint. There are two
	         Mpoints on a Scout, four on a LPC, and six on an HPC. Mpoint zero 
	         is the driver mount position. Mpoint one is the drivers exit point.
	         Mpoints two through six are the passenger Mpoints. 
	USED IN: Vehicle.cs 
	RETURN: Position. The X, Y, and Z position of the Mpoint. Example: "X Y Z".