If you need to get the handling data by vehicle model hash the way I can think of right now is to first get the model info by calling GetVehicleModelInfoByModelHash. Then find out the handling index inside the CVehicleModelInfo struct (offset 0x488 for 1180). Then you can call GetHandlingDataByIndex.

@uNiverselEgacy I thought it was obvious but yeah, it might be a good idea if you have another function that returns the handling data for a vehicle model.

If you are interested in implementing sub handling editing there's a convenient function CBaseSubHandlingData *GetSubHandlingDataOfType(CHandlingData *handling, int type). I also have their patterns so you can make it future proof. Also I've done some reclass work on some sub handling classes like CBikeHandlingData, CFlyingHandlingData, CBoatHandlingData, CSeaPlaneHandlingData, CSubmarineHandlingData, CTrailerHandlingData, CCarHandlingData.

@Unknown Modder well I failed to find a function that directly returns the handling data for a vehicle model but I have provided a way to write such a function above. Just tested it and it works pretty well.

@uNiverselEgacy It's similar to what I use. I have this in my CVehicleModelInfo class which is slightly faster than getting the index and then calling GetHandlingDataByIndex:
inline CHandlingData* GetHandlingData() const
{
return g_handlingDataArray[m_handlingIndex];
}

Nice mod, thank you. Works great with N++. Strongly recommended.

@ikt, not sure if anyone mentioned this yet, but strModelFlags is showing in strDamageFlags. Not sure if this will void other factors cause I'm really new, but was hoping you'd look into it. ty

Tried to set up a car in game with RealisticDrivingV mod. Inserted my new setups into handling.meta, saved it. But after game restart car behaves different from previous launch, although log file says that I'm using new data. After putting my setups into RTHandlingEditor.meta and pressing "K" everything works again, car behaves exactly how I wanted, but till the next relaunch.

Very nice.
Also, please update included readme. Spend ages (not really) figuring out the use for the optional meta, and you forgot to add that part in the readme.

@ikt how can disable dysplay info?

Hi
Wassap
So this is really useful and good but an ingame menu would be perfection :D
Thanks this helped

@ikt, I have to say I'm having issues with the mod. The values I set in the RTHandlingEditor.meta for an add-on car work perfectly whilst editing and loading them with a hotkey and I can see the difference immediately with re-spawning. The problem occurs once closing the game and copying the modified lines into an actual handling.meta and replacing it inside an .rpf. I need help, I'm stuck. All my values in RTHandlingEditor.ini are @ -1337, could that be an issue or...?

basic things like drag, engine power and gear ratio are not applied when i press the hotkey.

@Killatomate As noted under the Limitations, some of the parameters don't refresh instantly until the car is reloaded. Use a spawner to delete the car and then spawn in a new one and they should refresh. (There's probably some way to get the number of gears and engine power to refresh automatically, since a race transmission in LS Customs adds another gear to any car in real time and there are engine power native functions that do similar, too, but no one has done the necessary memory hacking to find out how just yet.)

@jtgibson i am just pointing this out because drag/enginepower/gear changes were possible on the fly in previous versions of this tool.

@ikt

Do you plan and anticipate any updating of this tool so that Killatomate can work faster and better on his Realistic Driving V? Regards ;)

yo, is it possible to use this on fivem? It would make my job SO much easier. And if, would you be kind enough to give me a resource.lua?

gotta say , I absolutely love this mod :D

any way of that kind where I can add .yft and .ytd files without restarting the game to use? openiv does not allow with the game running!

You are a lifesaver mate. I'm currently working on a handling rework for nearly every single vehicle and this tool will help immensely with that. Many, many thanks.