fivem_driftmode
Description
Drift Mode is a script resource for FiveM that allows players to enable a special drifting mode for vehicles, enhancing the driving experience and making it perfect for adrenaline-pumping drift sessions. The resource modifies vehicle handling properties and adds realistic smoke particles during drifting, creating a more immersive and exciting drifting experience for players.
Features
- Easy Enable/Disable: Drift Mode can be toggled on or off with a simple chat command or a designated keybind.
- QBCore Integration: Drift Mode now supports QBCore’s item functionality, allowing players to use a specific item (
driftkey) in their inventory to enable Drift Mode. - Vehicle Whitelist: Server owners can specify a whitelist of vehicle models in the configuration file, allowing only whitelisted vehicles to access Drift Mode.
- Vehicle Class Whitelist: Additionally, a whitelist of vehicle classes can be set up in the configuration file for more fine-grained control over vehicle types allowed to use Drift Mode.
- Customizable Keybind: The resource offers the option to use a keybind instead of the chat command for enabling Drift Mode.
- Realistic Drifting: Drift Mode modifies key handling properties of vehicles, resulting in a more realistic and satisfying drifting experience.
- Impressive Drift Effects: During drifting, the resource adds realistic smoke particles to create clouds of smoke, enhancing the visual experience.
Installation
- Download the Drift Mode resource from the GitHub repository listed here.
- Place the “driftmode” folder in your FiveM server’s “resources” directory.
- Adjust the configuration file (config.lua) to customize the resource settings according to your server’s preferences.
- Ensure that you have set up the QBCore item functionality correctly to control access to Drift Mode using the
driftkeyitem. - Add “start driftmode” to your server.cfg to enable the Drift Mode resource when the server starts.
Configuration
The “config.lua” file allows you to customize various settings for the Drift Mode resource:
qbcore(boolean): Set to true to enable QBCore integration for checking thedriftkeyitem in a player’s inventory.item(string): The name of the specific item required in the player’s inventory to use Drift Mode (requires QBCore functionality).vehicleWhitelist(boolean): Set to true if you want to use a whitelist of vehicle models for Drift Mode.models(table): The list of vehicle models allowed to use Drift Mode (if vehicleWhitelist is true). Add the vehicle model names as strings.vehicleClassWhitelist(boolean): Set to true if you want to use a whitelist of vehicle classes for Drift Mode.classes(table): The list of vehicle classes allowed to use Drift Mode (if vehicleClassWhitelist is true). Add the vehicle classes as integers.keybind(boolean): Set to true if you want to enable the keybind option for Drift Mode.startKey(string): The key to be used as the keybind for enabling Drift Mode (if keybind is true).
Usage
To enable Drift Mode in-game, players must have the driftkey item in their inventory and can use either the chat command or the designated keybind:
- Chat Command: Type “/driftmode” in the chat to enable or disable Drift Mode.
- Keybind: If the keybind option is enabled, players can use the specified key to toggle Drift Mode on or off.
Support and Contributions
For support and questions, join our Discord Server.
For contributions, check out the repository on GitHub.
Credits
Author: Ethan4t0r
A special thanks to the FiveM community for the support and feedback!
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
, great release btw.