Physics for RedM cars

RedM has no vehicle physics. World Vehicles brings its own: a C# controller that computes wheel contact, drive torque, gearing, steering and braking every frame, inside the game's collision world. This package is that core system.

What the controller does

Per wheel ground contact, suspension travel and load transfer
Drive torque, gearing and a configurable top speed
Three transmission modes: automatic, simplified and manual
Steering, braking and handbrake, tuned per vehicle profile
Collision damage, engine failure and flooding
Hinged doors, hood and trunk, plus authored lamp groups
Wheel dust and optional tire tracks on the surface you drive over
Live tuning in the developer menu, exported back as a profile file

See it running

Three raw clips from a live server. All three also play in the gallery on this page.

Physics: suspension, weight transfer and braking on open ground.
Sync, part one: two clients, one town, cars driven side by side.
Sync, part two: passengers, doors and lamps seen from the other client.

On the server

Server owned seats, access gating and route bucket isolation
Spawn limits per player and per server, with a ticket timeout
Positional engine audio mixer, up to twelve audible cars at once
NUI administrator menu behind an ACE permission, optional Freeroam menu for players
Lua JSON API and a typed C# SDK, protocol v1

What you download

The world_vehicles resource, protected by Cfx.re Escrow. Drop it into your resources folder, keep the folder name, start it. Vehicle modules and the in car radio are separate products; this core runs on its own.

Requirements

A RedM server, game rdr3, OneSync enabled
One purchase covers one server.

Support

The resource is delivered through Cfx.re after the purchase. Questions before or after go to our Discord, and that is where update notes are posted.

Discord support

Native Vehicles