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This is a customizable and well-optimized ragdoll script for FiveM. With adjustable physics settings and event triggers for a range of gameplay scenarios, this script offers a dynamic and engaging gameplay experience for players.
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Adjustable physics settings for different bones in the body, including strength, damping, inertia, elasticity, and damping free settings Event listeners that trigger the ragdoll effect when a player or NPC falls, gets hit, enters melee combat, or is hit by a vehicle Additional feature that applies the ragdoll effect when a player or NPC is hit by a vehicle Customizable settings for events and triggers to fit your specific gameplay scenario Well-optimized for optimal performance on your FiveM server
Download the latest release of the script from the GitHub repository.
Extract the contents of the archive to your FiveM server's resources folder.
Add start Realistic_Euphoria_Ragdoll to your server.cfg file.
Restart your FiveM server.
To customize the script, modify the corresponding function in the 'Euphoria' table in the client script. The 'SetBoneProperties' function allows you to adjust the strength, damping, inertia, elasticity, and damping free settings for different bones in the body, giving you full control over the ragdoll effect. The 'ApplyRagdollOnCarHit' function allows for a more realistic and immersive experience when interacting with vehicles in the game.
Additionally, the event listeners in the client script can be customized to adjust the trigger parameters to fit your specific gameplay scenario. This allows you to create a more dynamic and immersive gameplay experience for your players.
If you encounter any issues or have any questions about the script, please feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository or contact me directly.
This ragdoll script is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify this script as needed, but please credit the original author if sharing any modifications or derivatives.