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@llamaxus Thank you, have fun.

@llamaxus Yes it does. The modified Materials.dat changes grip levels for tarmac, gravel, grass... If your having trouble with low grip on a ad-on vehicle the simple fix is to decrease fTractionLossMult to 1.2 for example in the handling.meta of that vehicle.

@bt103504 I'll look into it. I have the game on steam but i made this mod on a outdated version of GTA V. I'll fix it soon for the newer version.

@tatawlad im happy that you like it.

@hobi1 Manual Transmission Mod steering reduction is set to (1.17). You can change that via the in-game Manual Transmission mod menu to make cars turn more at high speeds. I know emergency vehicles are a bit rough and i intend to change that as well.

@hobi1 I'll make a uninstall OIV for the next update some time soon.

@hobi1 I hope you installed the mod in the mods folder if you did, run OpenIV go to update/update.rpf/common/data/materials.dat extract that file to desktop. On top of the program OpenIV there is a search bar, search for materials and replace every file in the mods folder with the one you extracted. As for the handling.meta its located in update/update.rpf/common/data do the same thing.

@llamaxus From this mod cars are set up to take a bit more damage already. I can make it more hardcore with the multipliers and even implement engine damage (its present in Manual Transmission) and hitting side walks instead of going over them. I can experiment with that. However from a gameplay perspective you could hit a pot hole and sudenly your on foot.

@IDarthVaderX1 I dont play FiveM, i would not know. I dont think its compatible, sorry.

@notDONEyet Every speed car has alot of acceleration they can very quickly get to 250. After about 200 they turn very little its a trade off removing this results in a very darty handling. For comparison vanilla fastest cars can barely hit 210. This effect can be reduced via Manual Transmission Mod steering reduction is set to (1.17).Version 1.2 is pending approaval it fixes alot of things if you are referring to some specific vehicle its most likely fixed.