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3.6 KiB
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61 lines
3.6 KiB
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# Realistic Vehicle Failure
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This is a mod for FiveM / GTA V that aims to create realistic vehicle failure.
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## Features:
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### Realistic Vehicle Failure
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* Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
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* Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
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* Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
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* When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
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* Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
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* Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
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* A vehicle that's upside down or on its side can't be turned over by the usual steering trick.
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* Car doesn't just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
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* Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
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* Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
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* Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
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* Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
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* You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
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* Sunday driver feature: Smooth acceleration and braking. Easy speed control makes it much easier to drive a steady slow speed. Brake holder feature prevents vehicle from switching direction after braking, and keeps the brakelight on while holding the brake.
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### Realistic Vehicle Repair
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* Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:
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#### At the mechanic
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* If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
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* Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.
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#### Not at a mechanic
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* If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
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* You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
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* An emergency repair in the field will only make the car drivable, not completely fixed. A minor accident will most likely kill the car again.
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* If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
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* Electric vehicles can not be fixed by you, only by a mechanic. Technology is complex, and chewing gum just won't fix a dead battery.
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## Configuration
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Lots of settings in config.lua.
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Each option is explained in the file.
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Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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If you restart the script (as you should after changing the settings) exit the car first, or spawn/steal a new car after. Failure to do so may cause odd behavior of the current car.
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## Compatibility
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Known to be incompatible with BVA (Basic Vehicle Actions). Tested with BVA v2.01. If you turn off the vehicle using BVA, it is rendered inoperable. This is due to a bad implementation in BVA that sets the fuel tank health to zero when turning off the vehicle.
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## Download
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https://github.com/iEns/RealisticVehicleFailure/archive/master.zip
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## Installation
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Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results
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### FiveM Server
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If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do... but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:
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* Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
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* Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
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* Restart server or
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* Refresh + start [foldername]
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Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located. |