Changelog for Custom Gear Ratios for GTA V

1.2.2

• Improve license check for switchable GPU systems

1.2.1

• Require a license to use
• Update for b3095+ compatibility

1.2.0

• Add keyboard input for speed and ratios
• Fix configuration picking and plate matching
• Fix version detection not allowing 10 gears
• Have CVT be editable

1.1.0

• Add option to enable custom ratios for NPC vehicles
• Update FiveM version detection

1.0.3

• Add a “ModelHash” field to the XML to fix auto-loading of vehicles with mismatching GameName and ModelName.

1.0.2

• Add an option to set gear ratios to optimized defaults
• Update menu usage
• Fix an issue where a missing node was reported with an unidentifiably name

1.0.1

• Add generic auto-loading for models
  • You can now save a generic preset that applies to all cars of that model. It is overriden by a license plate specific preset.
• Add an option to override changes GTA makes to the car ratios
  • When tuning in Los Santos Customs or using a trainer, the gear ratios can be reset. This option checks the ratios every second and re-applies them if the game has changed them during that time.
• Add a feature to remove gear ratio presets in the Load menu
  • You can now mark gear ratios for deletion. The ratios are removed when closing the menu. Caution: The files are permanently removed from disk!
• Experimental: Add a custom CVT (continuously variable transmission) option
  • Script emulates a CVT when setting a non-CVT car to have only one gear
• Disable gear ratio changes for real CVT cars
  • Cars that have the CVT handling flag set only have one gear and the game doesn’t shift up, so changing the ratios won’t have any effect.
• Add an option to enable or disable notifications
• Fix an issue where the save prompt reads an enter too early, closing it too early
• Fix an issue where DriveForce is overwritten, causing cars to lose all power
• Change how filenames are generated

1.0.0

• First release