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Hey! All wheel steering is available in the game, with handling flags. https://forge.plebmasters.de/vehicleflags?category=HandlingFlags&value=0

@Danke316 If you still haven't figured out Discord DM me here on GTA5mods, I can guide you step by step.

You don't need to have your own server or anything, but you should join a few GTA related servers with experienced modders, or at least be able to DM them like torqyboi. Its going to help you a lot.

Hiope you fix the ridges and the rear suspension rigging simetime! Its a nice machine. Did a slidey handling for it https://pastebin.com/rGMYEzJv

@JAM102970 I believe the update.rpf overrides those files, you can leave it alone. If you notice no changes ingame, maybe try and replace it there too.

@AGModsTeam Brickade Recovery has the FLATBED handling instead of BRICKADEB.
Also, made a handling for it so it feels heavier: https://pastebin.com/8HdLg3EE

Nice modelling and great job on doing the model from scratch! Though the name could have used more thought. Model is way too similar to the real deal too, could have been more interesting given the lore freedom.

@mrwallace888 Yeah I am aware. Sadly I am not that active anymore and so, those improvements will not come. I've shared the source in case anyone wants to pick it up, like it happened with Better Chases.

@thalilmythos I've left the V1 still available for that reason. I'd have loved to keep both systems and make it configurable, but no time.

@A_mbien_t Yeah. Will happen in the future though, otherwise its just not viable for normal gameplay.

Almost forgot, I've cooked up some custom handling for it, if you feel the original could be improved. Here it is: https://pastebin.com/BN7Zubqz

Dude, for being your very first mod for V, its kind of insane that you managed to get tuning working and mapped it for liveries. This is awesome for a first try.

The name and texture choice could be more fitting, but that's just going with what textures V uses and leanring the naming conventions and themes.

Great job!