Of course! All you have to do is get the characters to “walk” in sync with the taxi, even though they’ll be sitting the whole time.
What I do when coding something like this is place the taxi in a starting position. Let’s say that position is spot 100 100 in zone 1. Then you’ll place your characters in their starting position as well, let’s say spot 80 80 in zone 1.
Then you’ll move the taxi to it’s finishing position, let’s say spot 100 100 in zone 2. Do the same for the characters, ie. spot 80 80 in zone 2.
Now you’ll link them together using a moving/walking timestamp. So it’ll look something like this.
&CHARACTER spot 80 80 in zone 1
@overlay TAXI spot 100 100 in zone 1
&CHARACTER walks to spot 80 80 in zone 2 in 3 AND CHARACTER does it while idle_sit_neutral_loop
@overlay TAXI shifts to spot 100 100 in zone 1 in 3
Make sure the bolded numbers match! This is the most important part to making it happen in the same time. You will also need to have your characters use the “walk” command, but if you code it with a non-walking animation (ie. any sitting animation) they will just glide, and make it look like they are in the car.
Does that kind of make sense?