Brake Overheating
The brake overheating is a standalone FiveM script which will bring a new mechanic into your FiveM server's car community. Brakes will now heat up and cool down depending on the situation. Lots of acceleration and braking will increase the brake temperature. When the temperature gets too high the brakes will begin to glow and will start to fade (be less powerful).
Upgraded brakes overheat slower and cool down quicker, giving the brake upgrade a real meaning when using this script. So this script is assured to make your mechanics a bit more busy.
What to expect
- Standalone usage (No framework required!)
- Works on all vehicles (even modded ones and bikes)
- Very realistic heatup and cooldown formula
- Beautiful visual effects
- Reduces braking performance when brakes are overheated
- Super configurable
- Brake upgrades affect the heatup and cooldown times
Resource usage
- Idle: 0.00ms
- In a vehicle: 0.01 - 0.02ms
- Hot brakes: 0.04 - 0.07ms
- Near multiple vehicles with hot brakes: 0.05 - 0.08ms
Compatibility
- STANDALONE
- ESX
- QBCORE
- QBOX
- VRP
This resource will work flawlessly on all servers. Including ESX, QBCore, QBox, VRP as well as servers running no frameworks at all
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Product information
Compatibility, delivery and setup
Check these listing details against your server before checkout. The documentation supplied with the download is the source of truth for exact dependencies, file names and configuration.
Compatibility
- Resource type
- FiveM script
- Category
- ESX Scripts
- Creator
- Not listed
Order details
- Price
- $9.00
- Delivery
- Unique download link sent by email after checkout
- Sold by
- CFX Tebex Store Official
- Updates
- Lifetime updates included
Installation checklist
Start with the files and readme included with this product.
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Match the requirements
This listing names esx, qbcore, qbox support. Check the description and readme for required inventory, target, library, database or map resources.
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Keep the supplied names and order
Do not guess or rename the resource folder. Use the dependency order, config values, SQL and item definitions supplied in the download when they are present.
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Start it after its dependencies
Upload the folder to
resources/, then addensure <download-folder>toserver.cfgusing the exact downloaded folder name. -
Test before going live
Start it on a development server, check the console for missing dependencies, then test every action described on this page with the integrations used by your live server.
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