This mod is an input-level driving assistant that automatically limits your throttle and brake inputs to prevent wheelspin and lockups. Unlike vehicle-based ABS/TCS, it acts directly on your control inputs before they reach the car, making smooth driving easier on any vehicle, even those without native electronic aids.
Two modes:
Advanced parameters (dedicated UI app):
- Performance: Maximizes braking/acceleration by prioritizing the most heavily loaded wheels; a lightly loaded wheel may occasionally lock up/slip
- Grip: Prioritizes stability by reacting to the least powerful wheel, preventing any locking/slipping, at the cost of slightly reduced raw performance
- Minimum Speed (meter/second): Minimum speed for the system. This does not correspond to the speed at which the system activates; rather, it is a margin allowing the system to be more permissive below this speed.
- Custom Tolerance: Allows you to adjust the slip tolerance (100% = maximum tire usage). By default ("Custom" checkbox disabled) = 100% on paved roads, 120% on loose surfaces.
- Anticipation Time (s): Corresponds to the reaction time before the system anticipates the slippage.
- Short time: faster correction, but sometimes more abrupt.
- Long time: more gradual, smoother correction.
- Aggressivity:Force with which the system reduces driver input when a wheel starts to slip or lock up.
- Low aggression: gentle, more permissive correction.
- High aggression: stronger and faster cut.
Beta Smart Throttle & Brake Assistant 0.7
Virtual assistant that limits player input and avoid wheels lock-up/spin-out
Recent Updates
- Renamed Sep 23, 2026
- Version 0.6 : Add advanced parameters + adjust system algorithm Sep 22, 2026
- Implement a real GUI Sep 14, 2026
Recent Reviews
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Author's Response
Thanks, this mod was originally intended to be "minimalist" and have the UI take up as little space as possible.
Regarding adjustable settings, I've already thought about that.
I could create a second interface for advanced options. For most of the settings you described, it would be very simple to implement (less than an hour, if I make a basic interface).
For now, I'm experimenting with other calculation methods to try and better optimize input handling (not sure if it will lead to a solution I'm happy with), but I might add an advanced settings interface soon.
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