FAQ

Yes. It needs no account and uses no credits.

No. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded. The download is built in your browser as well.

No. A reload starts over with the stock Sultan. Download the resource or copy the handling.meta when you are done; to continue later, load that file again.

Within about 3 % for most cars: 80 % of 617 measured cars were inside that. See How accurate the numbers are.

Yes. Drop the addon car's handling.meta on the editor and pick the entry. Everything the editor does not show stays in the entry and comes back in the export. See Your own handling.meta.

44 vehicles across the common classes. Any other vanilla car works when you load its entry as a file; its values are in the vehicle table.

Yes, the fields are the same. The top speed is the speed on two wheels; a wheelie in game can be faster. Load the bike's own file, so the export keeps its bike block.

Only as far as the shared fields go. The numbers are made for cars on a road, and the boat, plane and helicopter blocks are not shown. An uploaded entry keeps them unchanged.

The handling.meta format is the same. Copy the values from the export into your mod's handling file. The FiveM install steps do not apply there.

For testing, yes: SetVehicleHandlingFloat changes the car you sit in, except for Max flat velocity, Gears, Mass. For everyone and for good, install the file and restart. See Test it in game.

Yes. Export each car, then paste all <Item type="CHandlingData"> blocks into one data/handling.meta inside the same <HandlingData> list. One fxmanifest is enough.

Not in the editor. It shows the 29 fields that change how the car drives and keeps the flags of your file. The strHandlingFlags page has a flag calculator; edit the flags in the file by hand.

Yes. Upgrades from a tuning shop come from the game, on top of your file. Fully upgraded in the editor shows what a car with the engine upgrades and one extra gear does.