@Wenon Enable the FREEWHEEL_NO_GAS flag in the handling of vehicles you plan to use this with (most handling packs have this flag enabled, but you might need to enable it yourself for add-ons.
Patch 5.4.2:
- Fix shift rate modifier not adhering to carcols modifiers
- Fix broken telemetry since a recent SimHub update
---- RPM is mapped between 0 and 8000 RPM by default
---- Paired with Custom Torque Map 1.0.1, actual RPMs are used instead
- Add 2189 and 2372 for FX_ASI_BUILD in FiveM
---- This has NOT been tested in FiveM. I don't use FiveM. Use at your own risk.
@shakeyjake100 Sadly this seems to happen with the G920 and G Hub. Try changing things with G Hub, I think that should solve the ScriptHookVDotNet issues.
It shouldn't affect acceleration too noticeably with most maps - mostly the lower torque at near-idle revs is noticeable and maybe a 0.2~0.3 seconds loss on acceleration.
If you're using an automatic transmission it's very likely you won't notice a lot.
Functionality can be verified with Manual Transmission's debug options, where power to the wheels increase/decrease with RPM (stock is linear, see the readme for more context).
@Wenon
Enable the FREEWHEEL_NO_GAS flag in the handling of vehicles you plan to use this with (most handling packs have this flag enabled, but you might need to enable it yourself for add-ons.
@P_Lav
be sure to assign throttle, brake, etc to the wheel in the mod ui thing
That's a quick release! Going to yoink the g-force-affects-tilt for my script.
Add a changelog.
FYI: Moved to the Scripts category.
No.
@FiB0111
Nope.
Patch 5.4.2:
- Fix shift rate modifier not adhering to carcols modifiers
- Fix broken telemetry since a recent SimHub update
---- RPM is mapped between 0 and 8000 RPM by default
---- Paired with Custom Torque Map 1.0.1, actual RPMs are used instead
- Add 2189 and 2372 for FX_ASI_BUILD in FiveM
---- This has NOT been tested in FiveM. I don't use FiveM. Use at your own risk.
@shakeyjake100
Sadly this seems to happen with the G920 and G Hub. Try changing things with G Hub, I think that should solve the ScriptHookVDotNet issues.
It shouldn't affect acceleration too noticeably with most maps - mostly the lower torque at near-idle revs is noticeable and maybe a 0.2~0.3 seconds loss on acceleration.
If you're using an automatic transmission it's very likely you won't notice a lot.
Functionality can be verified with Manual Transmission's debug options, where power to the wheels increase/decrease with RPM (stock is linear, see the readme for more context).