Changing wheels size?! [VIDEO]

[xScatta]

Please, tell me which functions did he use?!, how is that possible? Because we can't edit vehicles.ide.

[Simple0x47]

Maybe he created the wheels with createObject, then it is attached to the vehicle with attachElement. Some event handlers for the acceleration, etc... and finally setObjectScale for the change of the wheel size.

[Bean666]

ye im also thinking that he is using setObjectScale probably.

[Walid]

All what you need is:

-- Table 
local ComponentName = { 
    [1] = "wheel_rf_dummy", --Right Front Wheel 
    [2] = "wheel_lf_dummy", --Left Front Wheel 
    [3] = "wheel_rb_dummy", --Right Back Wheel 
    [4] = "wheel_lb_dummy", --Left Back Wheel 
} 
  
-- Functions 
getVehicleComponentPosition() 
getVehicleComponentRotation() 
setVehicleComponentVisible() 
createObject() 
setElementPosition() 
setElementRotation() 
setObjectScale() 
attachElements() 
  
-- Events 
"onClientVehicleEnter" 
"onClientVehicleExit" 
"onClientPreRender" 

[Captain Cody]

You can see the color of the wheels changing, so yes he just creating a new set of wheels. And changing suspension height.

What this does not account for though is stability and off roading, just because you have large wheels with this process doesn't mean at all they will function as you plan. -- Source, I'm a mechanic In real life.

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Any ways -

Using getVehicleComponentPosition, getVehicleComponentRotation, createObject, onClientRender.

AttachElement, setAttachedOffsets, Now I would suggest you move Z access up a little bit as the wheel gets bigger to prevent the wheels from going into the ground.