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codex-slowdown is a FiveM ESX script designed to enhance roleplay realism by slowing down vehicles when their tires are shot and logging these events to a Discord webhook.
- Vehicle Speed Reduction: Automatically slows down vehicles to a specified speed (e.g., 5 km/h) when any tire is shot.
- Discord Webhook Logging: Logs tire burst events to a Discord channel using a webhook.
- Single Log per Tire Burst: Prevents spam by sending only one log per tire burst until the vehicle’s tires are repaired or the vehicle is exited.
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Customizable Configuration: Easily adjust settings like speed limits, webhook URLs, and log icons in
config.lua.
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Download the Repository
- Clone or download the repository and place it in your
resourcesfolder within your FiveM server directory.
- Clone or download the repository and place it in your
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Add to
server.cfg- Open your
server.cfgfile and add:start codex-slowdown
- Open your
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Restart Your Server
- Restart your FiveM server to apply the changes.
Edit config.lua to customize the script:
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Config.SlowdownSpeed: Speed (in km/h) vehicles will slow down to when a tire is burst. Default is5.0. -
Config.CheckFrequency: Frequency (in milliseconds) for checking tire status. Default is100. -
Config.OnlyPlayerVehicles: Set totrueto affect only player-controlled vehicles. Default istrue. -
Config.LogTireBurst: Set totrueto enable logging of tire burst events to the server console. Default isfalse. -
Config.WebhookURL: Your Discord webhook URL. -
Config.EmbedIconURL: URL for the icon in the Discord embed message. -
Config.EmbedTitle: Title for the Discord embed message.
Once installed and configured, the script will automatically reduce vehicle speed when a tire is shot. The event will be logged to your Discord channel with a structured and non-spammy log entry.
For support, customization requests, or any issues, please reach out to info@hutsakeee.nl.
You can also open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.
This script is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in the repository for more details.