InversePower 2.0.0
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InversePower gives a small boost when you're drifting at low speed to keep on drifting.
InversePower counteracts vehicles in GTA V seeming to lose power when the vehicle is sliding. This makes driving (mainly) rear-wheel drive cars a bit more fun and predictable. Drifts and slides are easier to maintain and adjust. The lower the speed and the higher your angle, the more power is added.
This mod is inspired by Drift Assist by InfamousSabre and works similarly. The difference is that speed is used as a negative feedback to make cars not accelerate too much while drifting.
Requirements
Recommended
Any handling that aims for a realistic experience should work well with this.
For example, Killatomato's Realistic Driving V.
A few general recommendations on handling:
Installation
Extract InversePower.asi and InversePower.ini to your GTA V game folder.
Configuration
The InversePower.ini file contains descriptions for each option.
To apply the settings, use the cheat specified in InversePower.ini.
By default, this is "rip" (without the quotes).
(Stands for "Reload InversePower")
Changelog
2.0.0
* Rewrite entire script, removing the "power" part
* Make configuration parameters easier to understand
* Add option to enable for NPCs
InversePower counteracts vehicles in GTA V seeming to lose power when the vehicle is sliding. This makes driving (mainly) rear-wheel drive cars a bit more fun and predictable. Drifts and slides are easier to maintain and adjust. The lower the speed and the higher your angle, the more power is added.
This mod is inspired by Drift Assist by InfamousSabre and works similarly. The difference is that speed is used as a negative feedback to make cars not accelerate too much while drifting.
Requirements
- Grand Theft Auto V
- ScriptHookV
Recommended
Any handling that aims for a realistic experience should work well with this.
For example, Killatomato's Realistic Driving V.
A few general recommendations on handling:
- fLowSpeedTractionLossMult should be (near, preferably at) 0.0
- fTractionCurve(Min/Max) should be around 1.0
Installation
Extract InversePower.asi and InversePower.ini to your GTA V game folder.
Configuration
The InversePower.ini file contains descriptions for each option.
To apply the settings, use the cheat specified in InversePower.ini.
By default, this is "rip" (without the quotes).
(Stands for "Reload InversePower")
Changelog
2.0.0
* Rewrite entire script, removing the "power" part
* Make configuration parameters easier to understand
* Add option to enable for NPCs
Ensimmäinen lataamiskerta: 15. tammikuuta 2016
Viimeksi ladattu: 19. elokuuta 2021
Last Downloaded: 15 minuuttia sitten
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InversePower gives a small boost when you're drifting at low speed to keep on drifting.
InversePower counteracts vehicles in GTA V seeming to lose power when the vehicle is sliding. This makes driving (mainly) rear-wheel drive cars a bit more fun and predictable. Drifts and slides are easier to maintain and adjust. The lower the speed and the higher your angle, the more power is added.
This mod is inspired by Drift Assist by InfamousSabre and works similarly. The difference is that speed is used as a negative feedback to make cars not accelerate too much while drifting.
Requirements
Recommended
Any handling that aims for a realistic experience should work well with this.
For example, Killatomato's Realistic Driving V.
A few general recommendations on handling:
Installation
Extract InversePower.asi and InversePower.ini to your GTA V game folder.
Configuration
The InversePower.ini file contains descriptions for each option.
To apply the settings, use the cheat specified in InversePower.ini.
By default, this is "rip" (without the quotes).
(Stands for "Reload InversePower")
Changelog
2.0.0
* Rewrite entire script, removing the "power" part
* Make configuration parameters easier to understand
* Add option to enable for NPCs
InversePower counteracts vehicles in GTA V seeming to lose power when the vehicle is sliding. This makes driving (mainly) rear-wheel drive cars a bit more fun and predictable. Drifts and slides are easier to maintain and adjust. The lower the speed and the higher your angle, the more power is added.
This mod is inspired by Drift Assist by InfamousSabre and works similarly. The difference is that speed is used as a negative feedback to make cars not accelerate too much while drifting.
Requirements
- Grand Theft Auto V
- ScriptHookV
Recommended
Any handling that aims for a realistic experience should work well with this.
For example, Killatomato's Realistic Driving V.
A few general recommendations on handling:
- fLowSpeedTractionLossMult should be (near, preferably at) 0.0
- fTractionCurve(Min/Max) should be around 1.0
Installation
Extract InversePower.asi and InversePower.ini to your GTA V game folder.
Configuration
The InversePower.ini file contains descriptions for each option.
To apply the settings, use the cheat specified in InversePower.ini.
By default, this is "rip" (without the quotes).
(Stands for "Reload InversePower")
Changelog
2.0.0
* Rewrite entire script, removing the "power" part
* Make configuration parameters easier to understand
* Add option to enable for NPCs
Ensimmäinen lataamiskerta: 15. tammikuuta 2016
Viimeksi ladattu: 19. elokuuta 2021
Last Downloaded: 15 minuuttia sitten
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Big-ish update after 5 years :)
Some background: I rewrote this because the previous version caused the back on RWD cars to kick out considerably when already drifting. When using a wheel, this was impossible to catch. This was inherently incompatible with low-power RWD cars (stock AE86 handling), and the values in the old config were annoying to change and understand. So I rewrote the thing.
The "power" element was removed. This was initially added/made because of my wrong understanding of the old name, and the "power" thing actually also changed top speeds when called. This new version ditches that and just changes torque.
The default settings are good for most handlings, as it scales well from my AE86 handling (0.157 DriveForce, ~1.0 Traction) to more powerful handlings.
Does this still work?
@Dimentive yeh I think
Thank you for this!
Hello everybody! Which of scripts that counter the power loss while drifting or sliding best working now with actual version of GTA 5?
I mean, which of that?:
InversePower
Stop!Powercutting
InverseTorque
If it wasnt for this mod i wouldnt even play gta
@AlexUA6 hehe, you can say that again. keep on driftin' that whip, comrade.
the person who made the handling mod, DriveV, which has a version from 2023 released, has recommended to use this mod in conjuction with it. go check it out and use both this and that mod. lmk how it goes.
What does it mean when it says fLowSpeedTractionLossMult should be at or near 0.0? What is that, where, why?
@Catra
That's in a vehicles' settings in handling.meta.
The higher the number, the more the wheels have less traction when stopped/slow. Combining InversePower and a high fLowSpeedTractionLossMult results in excessive sliding once you're sliding near 90 degrees.
@ikt weird issue after installing this mod ebrakes seem to work like poo or not at all :(
Is there like an optimal setup for this? It seems default settings don't do much, I can tell it working but seems rather tame.
Works great with my setup, no more spinning out on slight drifts.
Is there a mod like this for GTA IV?
@dimedius Hello, friend, can you reset your setup?
Is this compatible with Enhanced like Drive V is?
Do we have to use the cheat "rip" in order for the mod to activate?
Sorry but does this work for GTA Enhanced i looked but did not see anything saying it did.
what settings do you guys use?
does this work on the newest version of gta 5 legacy?
Just FYI, still works with legacy and enhanced version. (however you still need to do alot of legwork to get mods working in enhanced in the first place.)