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To make use of the menu, you need NativeUI (https://github.com/Guad/NativeUI/releases/download/1.7/NativeUI.zip) installed into the scripts folder!
Default Hotkey for Settings Menu: F5
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Many of you already know Per_zeus' raindrop texture mod (https://gta5-mods.com/vehicles/raindrop-texture-beta). But to enjoy the texture you had to manually set your car dirty (i.e. by trainer). Also your car became wet when you drove over dirt, which did not look really realistic.
With this little script the cars will only get wet when it makes sense...
Once it is raining all cars will slowly become wet, and when the rain is over, the raindrops on the cars will slowly disappear/dry again... You can also enable the Raindrops on Screen effect though the settings menu (F5) which makes the raindrops fall on your gameplay camera!
Have fun!
CHANGELOG:
v1.5
- Vehicles which are covered from rain (under a bridge / garage etc.), now slowly dry. Vehicles already parked there are also dry
- Rewritten Raindrops on Screen Effect fixing some issues and ensuring new raindrops will only appear when the camera is actually under rain and not covered
- Added new settings menu (default key F5) to allow you controll the effects (NOTE: If the menu annoys you you can permanently disable it)
v1.4.3
- Installer should now work on all machines (I need some feedback though)
v1.4.2
- Readded manual installation method (automatic .oiv install is still included though)
- Minor changes to the path structure
v1.4.1
- Updated raindrops on screen effect & textures
- Changed the vehicle_generic_mud texture which might resolve some issues with ugly looking cars
- Changed installer to display information on which files are going to be changed/added
- Updated readme for those who do not want to install using the automatic installer, but prefer to install it on the manual/classic way & added information about the mods folder method
v1.4
- Added "raindrops on screen" effect. It is disabled by default (because it might annoy some people). In order to enable it go to the settings file ("scripts/raindrops/raindrops.ini") and enable it there by replacing #screenRaindrops=0 with #screenRaindrops=1
- Installation now uses easy One-Click installation Tool by OpenIV (package installer)
v1.3
- Added config file with three settings: effectIntensity (default is 100%), 'wetTime' (the time it takes until the vehicle is completly wet when it starts to rain) & 'dryTime' (the time it takes until the vehicle is completly dry after rain)
NOTE: You can edit the config file and reload it using the DEL button ingame (that way you don't need to restart GTA5 when messing around with the settings)
v1.2
- Increased the time it takes for vehicles to completly dry (now about 2 minutes)
- Rewritten they way the script handles spawning vehicles: i.e. vehicles spawning shortly after rain will now still have raindrops instead of being dry (more realistic)
v1.1
- Improved raindrop textures (especially for the windshield, thanks to kizacudo)
- performance improvement
v1.0.1
- slightly improved transition from dry to wet and vice versa
- fixed issue where transition times were depending on your current FPS
v1.0
- initial release
- Credits: Per_zeus & kizacudo for the raindrop textures
First Uploaded: December 23, 2015
Last Updated: December 12, 2016
Last Downloaded: 3 hours ago
342 Comments
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To make use of the menu, you need NativeUI (https://github.com/Guad/NativeUI/releases/download/1.7/NativeUI.zip) installed into the scripts folder!
Default Hotkey for Settings Menu: F5
_______________________________________
Many of you already know Per_zeus' raindrop texture mod (https://gta5-mods.com/vehicles/raindrop-texture-beta). But to enjoy the texture you had to manually set your car dirty (i.e. by trainer). Also your car became wet when you drove over dirt, which did not look really realistic.
With this little script the cars will only get wet when it makes sense...
Once it is raining all cars will slowly become wet, and when the rain is over, the raindrops on the cars will slowly disappear/dry again... You can also enable the Raindrops on Screen effect though the settings menu (F5) which makes the raindrops fall on your gameplay camera!
Have fun!
CHANGELOG:
v1.5
- Vehicles which are covered from rain (under a bridge / garage etc.), now slowly dry. Vehicles already parked there are also dry
- Rewritten Raindrops on Screen Effect fixing some issues and ensuring new raindrops will only appear when the camera is actually under rain and not covered
- Added new settings menu (default key F5) to allow you controll the effects (NOTE: If the menu annoys you you can permanently disable it)
v1.4.3
- Installer should now work on all machines (I need some feedback though)
v1.4.2
- Readded manual installation method (automatic .oiv install is still included though)
- Minor changes to the path structure
v1.4.1
- Updated raindrops on screen effect & textures
- Changed the vehicle_generic_mud texture which might resolve some issues with ugly looking cars
- Changed installer to display information on which files are going to be changed/added
- Updated readme for those who do not want to install using the automatic installer, but prefer to install it on the manual/classic way & added information about the mods folder method
v1.4
- Added "raindrops on screen" effect. It is disabled by default (because it might annoy some people). In order to enable it go to the settings file ("scripts/raindrops/raindrops.ini") and enable it there by replacing #screenRaindrops=0 with #screenRaindrops=1
- Installation now uses easy One-Click installation Tool by OpenIV (package installer)
v1.3
- Added config file with three settings: effectIntensity (default is 100%), 'wetTime' (the time it takes until the vehicle is completly wet when it starts to rain) & 'dryTime' (the time it takes until the vehicle is completly dry after rain)
NOTE: You can edit the config file and reload it using the DEL button ingame (that way you don't need to restart GTA5 when messing around with the settings)
v1.2
- Increased the time it takes for vehicles to completly dry (now about 2 minutes)
- Rewritten they way the script handles spawning vehicles: i.e. vehicles spawning shortly after rain will now still have raindrops instead of being dry (more realistic)
v1.1
- Improved raindrop textures (especially for the windshield, thanks to kizacudo)
- performance improvement
v1.0.1
- slightly improved transition from dry to wet and vice versa
- fixed issue where transition times were depending on your current FPS
v1.0
- initial release
- Credits: Per_zeus & kizacudo for the raindrop textures
First Uploaded: December 23, 2015
Last Updated: December 12, 2016
Last Downloaded: 3 hours ago
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Would you think it would be possible to have dirt map and rain map to work together?
November 15, 2017 -
Hey i put it in my folder but nothing happens. I have scripthook and native ui installed
December 08, 2017 -
Is there anyway to replace it with the old files? Once I installed this, this started to happen to my game at night and when I get in shoot outs. It's extremely bright and messes with my graphics. https://i.imgur.com/dDF6QuV.png I'm not sure if this mod is making it do this, but this was the last graphic mod I installed and it didn't do it before.
January 24, 2018 -
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Would you be able to make this only for vehicle being wet at times it makes sense without the menu system and perhaps have it fivem compatible since it doesn't use ragehook?
March 06, 2018 -
@C1intbeastwood On screen rain drops can be disabled through the menu. It's stated in the description
March 14, 2018 -
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@willy3215 what do you mean? If the mod causes lag? I don't think so, at least on my end it is not noticeable.
May 12, 2018 -
These rain effects are so lifelike! How did you guys do this? Keep up the good work! ;P
June 02, 2018 -
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@_Cheenu Thank you! I'd really love to do that, but as I am using ScriptHook I am stuck to it's functions and sadly I cannot think of a way that would make this possible only by those functions. Maybe some day I'll figure out a way for not using the dirt texture, but I think this will remain impossible.
June 05, 2018 -
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@uPrizZ I will start using this and probaly find out by myself,but still I'll ask it. It replaces the dirt texture, so whenever the car get's dirt,it will actually get wet. No problem with that but,if I take an off-roader and run around in the desert,the car will get wet or you disabled it? Becuase if it get wet it'll be pretty strange
June 09, 2018 -
@uPrizZ Yeah,I didn't read the full description,sorry for that haha awesome mod anyway
June 09, 2018 -
@lucasjuhas Thank you :) Yes as you probably already figured out, the mod will stop vehicles from getting "dirty" (or in this case wet) offroad.
June 11, 2018 -
Love the idea of this mod! But, I appear to have a problem. This mod won't replace the dirt textures, and it looks odd as hell seeing dirt appear the moment it starts raining. I've tried reinstalling the mod, and even manually replacing the dirt textures with the 4k dirt textures by kairu. Not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I'd really appreciate some assistance! Thanks in advance.
June 13, 2018 -
@ToxicWarrior9153 Sorry didn't notice your comment because you didn't mention me :D In case you still require assistance: Are you testing it on stock vehicles or on modded ones? Because when you are trying it on modded vehicles you need to replace the dirt texture for each modded vehicle (see description)
July 09, 2018 -
@uPrizZ Sorry bout that! I'm still fairly new to modding GTA and using this site. I actually managed to fix it. I screwed up my game with another mod and had to start from scratch. Oddly, it worked this time. I still honestly don't know what went wrong before, but I don't care anymore since it's all fine now and looks amazing! My favorite way to play is at night and with thunderstorms, so this just makes it 100x more beautiful!
July 09, 2018 -
Please use the mod folder method for this mod! (this also simplyfies uninstalling as you do not need a backup for the modded rpf archives, but simply need to remove x64e.rpf from the mod folder & remove the raindrops folder from the scripts folder)
Install OpenIV -> open with administrator rights -> Go to "tools" -> Click on "ASI manager" -> Install OpenIV.asi.
This will allow you to use the mods folder and thus prevent GTA5 from having conflicts with modded rpf archives. Have fun!