Script Realistic Vehicle Failure

[esteon0630]

Características:​

Fallo realista del vehículo​

• Hace que el vehículo falle más rápido y más realista.
• ¡Disparar a las ventanas, patear el auto, lanzarle pelotas de béisbol o de nieve NO desactivará el auto!
• Disparar al motor o al tanque de combustible dañará el vehículo, pero no necesariamente lo desactivará por completo.
• Al sufrir una cierta cantidad de daño, el automóvil comenzará a degradarse rápidamente y finalmente morirá.
• El coche se ralentizará progresivamente a medida que aumente el daño.
• Aumenta mucho el daño visual (Tenga en cuenta que el daño visual no se sincroniza bien con otros jugadores)
• Un vehículo que está boca abajo o de lado no puede volcarse con el truco habitual de la dirección.
• El automóvil no solo se detiene repentinamente cuando golpea algo, sino que a menudo se degrada, humea y chisporrotea antes de morir, y finalmente se detiene.
• Modo de emergencia opcional. Si está habilitado, el vehículo no morirá por completo, pero podrá conducir muy lentamente.
• Ráfaga aleatoria de neumáticos. Establezca el intervalo deseado (probabilidad estadística, no exacta) en el que desea experimentar un pinchazo.
• El coche no se incendiará ni explotará, ni siquiera cuando aterrice en el techo.
• El coche sigue siendo reaccesible, por lo que puedes arreglarlo con un entrenador.
• Todo es configurable para que puedas ajustar el comportamiento a tu gusto
• Todavía puede poner armadura en el automóvil para mejorar su resistencia al abuso.
• Característica del conductor dominical: Aceleración y frenado suaves. El fácil control de velocidad hace que sea mucho más fácil conducir a una velocidad lenta constante. La función de soporte del freno evita que el vehículo cambie de dirección después de frenar y mantiene la luz de freno encendida mientras mantiene el freno.
• Modo de compatibilidad. Resuelve algunos problemas con otros scripts que causan fallas aleatorias en los vehículos.

Reparación de vehículos realista​

• Escribe /reparar en el chat para reparar tu vehículo. Hay dos tipos de reparaciones, dependiendo de su ubicación:

en el mecanico​

• Si está en un mecánico, su vehículo estará completamente reparado, como nuevo.
• Los mecánicos se encuentran en varios lugares de San Andreas. Busque las señales en el mapa.

No en un mecánico​

• Si no está en un mecánico, es posible que pueda realizar una reparación de emergencia de bricolaje en el campo.
• Solo puede volver a colocar el tapón de aceite una o dos veces, pero después de eso, el vehículo no podrá repararse.
• Una reparación de emergencia en el campo solo hará que el automóvil sea manejable, no completamente reparado. Lo más probable es que un accidente menor acabe con el coche de nuevo.
• Si deja reposar el automóvil dañado demasiado tiempo, el aceite se drenará por completo, lo que evitará más reparaciones.
• Los vehículos eléctricos no los puede arreglar usted, solo un mecánico. La tecnología es compleja, y masticar chicle simplemente no reparará una batería descargada.

Configuración​

Muchas configuraciones en config.lua.
Cada opción se explica en el archivo.
Ten cuidado. Las configuraciones extrañas pueden causar un comportamiento extraño.
Si reinicia el script (como debería hacerlo después de cambiar la configuración), salga primero del automóvil o genere/robe un automóvil nuevo después. El no hacerlo puede causar un comportamiento extraño del automóvil actual.

Instalación​

Deshabilite o elimine otros scripts de salud del vehículo. Ejecutar dos o más secuencias de comandos de estado del vehículo dará resultados impredecibles

Servidor FiveM​

Si ejecuta un servidor FiveM, ya sabe qué hacer… pero estas son las instrucciones básicas, en caso de que las haya olvidado:

• Copie los archivos .lua a una nueva carpeta en su carpeta de Recursos
• Agregue una línea a su configuración: inicie [nombre de la carpeta]
• Reiniciar servidor o
• Actualizar + iniciar [nombre de carpeta]

Donde [nombre de carpeta] es la carpeta en Recursos donde se encuentran los archivos .lua.

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[Captain51]

Caractéristiques:​

Panne de véhicule réaliste​

• Rend le véhicule échouer plus rapidement et plus réaliste.
• Tirer sur les fenêtres, donner des coups de pied à la voiture, lui lancer des balles de baseball ou des boules de neige ne désactivera PAS la voiture !
• Tirer sur le moteur ou le réservoir de carburant endommagera le véhicule, mais ne le désactivera pas nécessairement complètement.
• Lorsqu'elle subit un certain nombre de dégâts, la voiture commence à se dégrader rapidement et finit par mourir.
• La voiture ralentira progressivement à mesure que les dégâts augmenteront.
• Augmente beaucoup les dégâts visuels (veuillez noter que les dégâts visuels ne se synchronisent pas bien avec les autres joueurs)
• Un véhicule qui est à l'envers ou sur le côté ne peut pas être renversé par l'astuce de direction habituelle.
• La voiture ne s'arrête pas soudainement lorsqu'elle heurte quelque chose, mais se dégrade souvent, fume et crachote avant de mourir, et finit par s'arrêter.
• Mode de secours en option. S'il est activé, le véhicule ne mourra pas complètement, mais pourra rouler très lentement.
• Pneu éclaté au hasard. Définissez l'intervalle souhaité (probabilité statistique, pas exacte) auquel vous souhaitez subir une crevaison.
• La voiture ne prendra pas feu ou n'explosera pas, même en atterrissant sur le toit.
• La voiture est toujours réentrable, vous pouvez donc la réparer avec un entraîneur.
• Tout est configurable pour que vous puissiez affiner le comportement à votre guise
• Vous pouvez toujours mettre une armure sur la voiture pour améliorer sa résistance aux abus.
• Fonction conducteur du dimanche : accélération et freinage en douceur. Le contrôle facile de la vitesse facilite grandement la conduite à une vitesse lente et constante. La fonction de support de frein empêche le véhicule de changer de direction après le freinage et maintient le feu stop allumé tout en maintenant le frein.
• Le mode de compatibilité. Résout certains problèmes avec d'autres scripts qui provoquent des pannes de véhicules aléatoires.

Réparation de véhicule réaliste​

• Tapez /repair dans le chat pour réparer votre véhicule. Il existe deux types de réparations, selon votre emplacement :

Chez le mécanicien​

• Si vous êtes chez un mécanicien, votre véhicule sera complètement réparé, comme neuf.
• Les mécaniciens sont situés à plusieurs endroits à San Andreas. Cherchez les blips sur la carte.

Pas chez un mécanicien​

• Si vous n'êtes pas chez un mécanicien, vous pourrez peut-être effectuer une réparation d'urgence de bricolage sur le terrain.
• Vous ne pouvez rattacher le bouchon d'huile qu'une ou deux fois, mais après cela, le véhicule sera irréparable.
• Une réparation d'urgence sur le terrain ne fera que rendre la voiture utilisable, pas complètement réparée. Un accident mineur tuera probablement à nouveau la voiture.
• Si vous laissez la voiture endommagée reposer trop longtemps, l'huile s'écoulera complètement, empêchant d'autres réparations.
• Les véhicules électriques ne peuvent pas être réparés par vous, uniquement par un mécanicien. La technologie est complexe et le chewing-gum ne résoudra pas une batterie déchargée.

Configuration​

Beaucoup de paramètres dans config.lua.
Chaque option est expliquée dans le fichier.
Fais attention. Des paramètres étranges peuvent provoquer un comportement étrange.
Si vous redémarrez le script (comme vous le devriez après avoir modifié les paramètres), quittez d'abord la voiture, ou générez/volez une nouvelle voiture après. Ne pas le faire peut entraîner un comportement étrange de la voiture actuelle.

Installation​

Désactivez ou supprimez les autres scripts d'état du véhicule. L'exécution de deux scripts d'état de véhicule ou plus donnera des résultats imprévisibles

Serveur FiveM​

Si vous utilisez un serveur FiveM, vous savez quoi faire… mais voici les instructions de base, au cas où vous auriez oublié :

• Copiez les fichiers .lua dans un nouveau dossier de votre dossier Ressources
• Ajoutez une ligne à votre config : start [foldername]
• Redémarrez le serveur ou
• Actualiser + démarrer [nom du dossier]

Où [nomdossier] est le dossier dans Ressources où se trouvent les fichiers .lua.

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Merci

 

[manespace]

yes

 

[Recals]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[HepTuneZ]

 

[Kezzo]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[Shadow_hell]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[Horsy]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[Henry]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[i3rreur]

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[Mehedi Hasan]

Please send download link.

 

[KaV3R]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[paco33]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[Z1rtoz]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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nicee

 

[ELI]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[JohnnySRB]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

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[skidbopmodz]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

thanks man

 

[flexsantiago]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

 

[John_Hiller]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

Nice

 

[lanoow]

Features:​

Realistic Vehicle Failure​

• Makes the vehicle fail faster and more realistic.
• Shooting windows, kicking the car, throwing baseballs or snowballs at it will NOT disable the car!
• Shooting at the engine or fuel tank will damage the vehicle, but not necessarily disable it completely.
• When sustaining a certain amount of damage, the car will begin to degrade quickly and finally die.
• Car will slow down progressively as damage increases.
• Increases visual damage a lot (Please note that visual damage doesn’t sync well to other players)
• A vehicle that’s upside down or on its side can’t be turned over by the usual steering trick.
• Car doesn’t just stop suddenly when hitting something, but will often degrade, smoke and sputter before dying, and finally roll to a stop.
• Optional limp mode. If enabled, the vehicle will not die completely, but be able to drive very slowly.
• Random tire burst. Set the desired interval (statistical probability, not exact) you want to experience a puncture.
• Car will not catch fire or explode, not even when landing on the roof.
• Car is still reenterable, so you can fix it with a trainer.
• Everything is configurable so you can fine tune the behavior to your liking
• You can still put armor on the car to improve its resistance to abuse.
• 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.
• Compatibility mode. Solves some problems with other scripts that causes random vehicle failures.

Realistic Vehicle Repair​

• Type /repair in the chat to repair your vehicle. There are two types of repairs, depending on your location:

At the mechanic​

• If you are at a mechanic your vehicle will be completely fixed, as good as new.
• Mechanics are located several places in San Andreas. Look for the blips on the map.

Not at a mechanic​

• If you are not at a mechanic, you may be able to perform a DIY emergency repair in the field.
• You can only reattach the oil plug once or twice, but after that, the vehicle will be beyond repair.
• 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.
• If you let the damaged car sit too long, the oil will drain completely, preventing further repairs.
• 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.

Configuration​

Lots of settings in config.lua.
Each option is explained in the file.
Be careful. Weird settings can cause weird behavior.
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.

Installation​

Disable or remove other vehicle health scripts. Running two or more vehicle health scripts will give unpredictable results

FiveM Server​

If you run a FiveM server, you know what to do… but these are the basic instructions, in case you forgot:

• Copy the .lua files to a new folder in your Resources folder
• Add a line to your config: start [foldername]
• Restart server or
• Refresh + start [foldername]

Where [foldername] is the folder in Resources where the .lua files are located.

*** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

cool