[Help] Addon Wheel Names

FiveM Resource Development & Modding Discussion
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Hey, so I downloaded an addon LEO wheel pack and in vMenu their names are “Chrome” (Sport Category) and I would like to change the name of the wheel to match what is below.

I googled it and looked on the forums and I found this, I know it’s for weapons but I tried to use the AddTextEntry() using the wheelName but no luck.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CVehicleModelInfoVarGlobal>    
    <Wheels>
        <Item> <!-- VWT_SPORT -->
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_capr_01</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Chevrolet Caprice PPV Hub</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_polint_01</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Ford Police Interceptor Steel</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_polint_02</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Ford Police Interceptor Hub</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_chgr_01</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Dodge Charger RWD Hub</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_chgr_02</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Dodge Charger AWD Hub</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_chgr_03</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Dodge Charger RWD Steel</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_chgr_04</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Dodge Charger AWD Steel</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_chgr_05</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Dodge Charger SXT</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_chgr_06</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Dodge Charger SE Hub</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_chgr_07</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Dodge Charger GT</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_cvpi_01</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Ford CVPI Hub 2005</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_cvpi_02</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Ford CVPI Hub 2011</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_cvpi_03</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Ford CVPI Steel</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_hoe_01</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Chevrolet Tahoe SSV Gray Steel</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_hoe_02</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Chevrolet Tahoe SSV Black Steel</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_hoe_03</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Chevrolet Tahoe LS</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_hoe_04</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
            <Item>
                <wheelName>wheel_imp_01</wheelName>
                <wheelVariation />
                <modShopLabel>Chevrolet Impala LPV Hub</modShopLabel>
                <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
                <rear value="false"/>
            </Item>
        </Item>
        <Item/> <!-- VWT_MUSCLE -->
        <Item/> <!-- VWT_BIKE -->
        <Item/> <!-- VWT_HIEND -->
        <Item/> <!-- VWT_SUPERMOD1 -->
        <Item/> <!-- VWT_SUPERMOD2 -->
        <Item/>
    </Wheels>
</CVehicleModelInfoVarGlobal>

that is the carcols.meta which came with the wheels, is there any way to be able to change the name of them from “Chrome”?

Thanks.

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Hey. Doing something similar to this but on a much larger scale (1000+ rims). The way you fix this is actually pretty simple.

You need to use this native to add the names.

https://runtime.fivem.net/doc/natives/?_0x32CA01C3

You could change the modShopLabel to something such as custom and it would work.

<modShopLabel>custom</modShopLabel>

and then

AddTextEntry(‘custom’, ‘Custom Rim’)

That should work.

Hopefully you understand.

3

@Mart475 That works thanks! but “Chrome” is still coming before them is there any way to stop that?

4

Rename every rim to custom or whatever you want the name to be.

5

so in the carcols.meta is changed it to this

<Item>
    <wheelName>wheel_capr_01</wheelName>
    <wheelVariation />
    <modShopLabel>custom_capr_wheel_01</modShopLabel>
    <rimRadius value="0.348500"/>
    <rear value="false"/>
</Item>

I then made a names.lua and put

Citizen.CreateThread(function()
    AddTextEntry('custom_capr_wheel_01', 'Caprice Hub')
end)

however, the name in vMenu displays as “Chrome Caprice Hub”
any suggestions how to remove the “Chrome” before it?

6

Probably just vMenu being itself. I’ve got the same rim pack as you’ve got but using ESX so it doesn’t say that.

7

Alright, thanks for all your help!

8

Good evening, did you explain how to install?

9

= How do I get the tires?

10

With my past experience I don’t see this really working. The entryKey has to be the model hash:

Citizen.CreateThread(function()
#Challenger
 AddTextEntry('0x23B6AF16','SRT Spoiler'
 AddTextEntry('0xE3613EAD','LSBN News'
 AddTextEntry('0xD11A9A20','LSBN News Inverse'
 AddTextEntry('0x413AFA63','Weazel News'
end)