Butikssida

Project Zomboid

Alla Diskussioner Skärmbilder Konst Sändningar Filmer Workshop Nyheter Guider Recensioner

Project Zomboid > Workshop > Redpilled Maccas workshop

45 betyg

Improved Car Exit While Driving

Beskrivning Diskussioner0 Kommentarer19 Ändringar

Utmärkelse

Build 41, Interface, Multiplayer, Realistic, Vehicles

Filstorlek

Lades upp

1.002 MB

14 maj, 2023 @ 18:12

1 ändringsnotis ( visa )

3,147	Unika besökare
6,082	Nuvarande abonnemang
156	Nuvarande favoriter

Abonnera för att ladda ner
Improved Car Exit While Driving

Abonnerar

Avbryt abonnemang

Beskrivning

Improved Car Enter and Exit

Description
This mod allows players to enter and exit cars without them coming to a complete stop (moving slowly). This can be useful for quickly getting in and out of cars in dangerous situations, or for simply making it easier to get around.

FAQ
- The mod is compatible with both multiplayer and singleplayer games, and can be added mid-save.

Notes
I plan to expand this mod include jumping out of cars while they are moving fast.
If there are any compatibility issues, let me know in the comments.

Workshop ID: 2976052760
Mod ID: UGImprovedCarExit

19 kommentarer

< >

Poku 22 apr @ 1:00

I’d been gallivanting with the Creator — a thoroughly mad chap, fond of tomfoolery. His antics, though amusing in the moment, saw me meet an untimely and rather preventable end on more than one occasion. The fellow treats danger like an old friend, and consequence as something to be laughed at over tea.

On several occasions, I found myself tragically dispatched due to his nonsense. Chief among these follies was his incessant jiggling of the motorcar — shaking it to and fro like some overexcited terrier. As a result, entering the vehicle became a feat fit for Hercules himself.

Try as I might, the door would shift, the car would buck, and I’d be left scrambling at the threshold, entirely helpless. A simple boarding turned into a humiliating ballet of missed timing and bruised dignity. Quite the absurd way to go, really — but dreadfully British, in its own way.