A rule you can delete

Many servers have a rule against driving supercars up mountains. With this script by KuzQuality the terrain enforces it. A car that does not belong off road sinks and gets stuck.

Three values for every surface

Depth. How far a vehicle can sink. The deeper it goes, the harder it is to drive, and in mud or wet sand it may stop.

Softness. How quickly it sinks. Gravel is slow. Wet sand and mud are fast.

Traction. How much grip there is. Low traction reduces acceleration, braking and turning.

What decides how a vehicle copes

• Suspension height
• Wheel size
• Driven wheels, AWD or not
• Weight
• Wheel count
• Weather
• Vehicle class
• Off road tires

What players notice

• Vehicles visually sink into the surface
• Traction is lost on slippery surfaces
• Each vehicle type and class handles differently
• Everything is synced between players

Compatibility

The script does not modify the vehicle runtime handling meta, which makes it compatible with nearly all other resources.

It is fully standalone with no dependencies and works on ESX, QBCore, QBox, VRP and servers with no framework. Resource usage is very low, and the configuration is extensive.

With FiveM tuning scripts

Once terrain matters, off road tires and lifted suspension are worth buying. Mechanics gain a new kind of customer.