Default buttons are R and Q, so you might need to rebind some stuff or change these.
Key Features:
Manual Gear Controls: Take full control of your vehicle’s gears, enhancing realism and immersion
Gear skipping
Efficient Resource Management: Minimize resource consumption for optimal client performance.Running at a 0.0ms resmon on idle and a 0.02ms when driving a manual
Clutch Simulation: Experience authentic clutch engagement, adding depth to your driving interactions
Synchronized Audio
Support for oxlib and QBcore (for notifications and keybind), but none of these are needed afaik, one line of code to change if you want another notification system
As noted in the initial post: I’m pretty sure you can make this work with ESX with one line changed and disabling oxlib in the config… But maybe that’s above your skill level
To use it with esx, go to client, remove line 3, replace line 6 with ESX = exports["es_extended"]:getSharedObject() and line 37 with ESX.ShowNotification(text, type) or ask chatGPT…
You can use this version, it works with esx/qb/ox and as a standalone
-- QBCore = exports['qb-core']:GetCoreObject() -- uncomment if you use QBCore
-- ESX = exports["es_extended"]:getSharedObject() -- uncomment if you use ESX
Config.Debug = false -- toggle this on if you have issues, BEFORE asking for help
Config.Notify = "ST" -- QB/ESX/OX/ST -- (ST = Standalone)
You can set your notify to ESX from the config, just make sure to uncomment the ESX export. or leave it as Standalone.
Yeah of course, you just have to add a command or however you want to toggle it and look at how it checks for manual gearbox from cw-tuning. It wont be able to toggle while driving tho, only while outside the vehicle or after getting in and out
