Experimental Vehicle Global Strength, Weight, Size and Other Values Edit (WORKS FOR MODS!) 8.0

The redline itself IS adjustable - basically, you take the peak RPM you had set and the RPM limit, and the smaller of these values is the redline, you can see it on the tachometer. It can be confusing but it works. It's just not too good with diesel due to transmission shift points, something I don't know how to edit yet. And over 10k RPM I thought would be too ridiculous, you can already make a 1000+ hp NA engine now and when you add some mod intake and nitrous you can get 4000+ hp easily. I can try making the limit 15000 RPM but it could make precise scaling more difficult.

Thanks for the long review! Yes I have tried with sliding friction but unlike static friction it can't be scaled like this. You would have to overwrite it which would mess up the wheels on any car you used the mod on unless you knew what the default value was. And damping doesn't do much on its own but it's extremely useful combined with other values, it can prevent instabilities or make the car less shaky after you edit something else.

I tried with brakes, but for some reason whatever I do they instantly become immune to fading and it can't be changed back. I can't release a mod that instantly breaks brakes of all cars. And I can't find any values regarding clutches, and I can't test it as I always use arcade gearbox anyway. But the ideas are good.

Doesn't work as in does nothing or messes up the car or what? Report the issues in the mod's discussion thread

I tried, it's not possible to do it with the way the mod is set up. But you can try the global heat resistance and fire rate, maybe that will work.

I'm not sure why you would need that, but an update I'm working on lets you change the engine efficiency which affects how much fuel it burns

It works for everyone else, you might be using it on mods that don't support it or you might have a conflicting mod

Lol that would be funny, but I'm kinda done with the stories as barely anyone would read them anyway

I tried, they are as stable as they can get, they rely on precompression which generates extreme forces, otherwise I would have to make completely new Jbeams for every vehicle and make each one a single 3D model which would also mean they wouldn't even move as wheels wouldn't rotate.