Tired of speed boosts when going over bumps in the road?
Look no further as Better Downforce offers a fix.
Included is a double clutch speed boost fix.
This script is performance-friendly, idling at 0.00ms when not in a vehicle and idling at 0.01ms - 0.02ms when in a vehicle with either downforce or double clutch fix active.
It is written in Lua.
Included are configurations, for example, vehicle model allowlisting and vehicle class allowlisting.
As well as exports.
Features
The following are features that you can expect:
Fix speed boosts when going over bumps.
Fix speed boosts when performing double clutch.
Configurations such as vehicle model allowlisting and vehicle class allowlisting.
Exports such as turning on or off the fix for downforce and double clutch.
Support for standalone usage and all frameworks.
Documentation is available.
Code is accessible : No, but configuration files are. Subscription-based : No. Lines (approximately) : 400. Requirements : None. Support : Yes.
Pushed an update:
#] Fixed multiple script errors that were occurring, namely with loq-lib.
#] Fixed version control color text in server console bleeding over to other text.
Pushed an update:
#] Fixed an issue where “soft” suspension cars, namely SUVs, trucks, etc, would not be drivable (the vehicle would go back and forth in the same spot).
Pushed an update:
#] Optimized the script, it now idles as per advertised at 0.02ms when in a vehicle, 0.00ms when not in a vehicle.
#] Rewrote a big chunk of the script to optimize it, added a few safety checks, should fix the “random” and “inconsistent” bug where vehicles would randomly “stop” or lose quite a bit of speed.
#] Included a new config option for speed harshness. This config option will let you decide how harsh the speed should decrease when going over a bump. Lower value, more noticeable decrease of speed, higher value, less noticable decrease of speed. Good starting point is 50, I’d recommend not changing it.
