alt:V Open Source Speedometer Collection

This collection is made for alt:V and provides some basic implementation of speedometers in alt:V.
Special thanks to tomatenbaumful for developing the svg content for this resource! ❤️

Features

• Switch between 3 different types
• Tweenjs & Svelte for the excellent performance
• Adjust refresh rate, size, type and position with console commands

Compile files

This collection uses Svelte, Tailwind CSS with NodeJS. Before compiling the files make sure you have the latest Node.js version installed. Run following commands to download all necessary dependencies:

npm install

Now you can build the source by running following command:

npm run build

After the command is executed you will see a dist folder containing all the resource files. Copy the content of this folder to your own resource, or if you are using the example resource paste the files in speedometer-collection-example\client\src.

Example Resource Usage

To run the example resource copy it into your servers resources folder and add speedometer-collection-example to your server.toml. Then join your server, enter any vehicle and enjoy the speedometer.

Design Configuration

You can change some design attributes with console commands (F8) to adjust design to your likings

mode: 0, // 0 is kmh, 1 is mph
width: 15, //width of the speedometer
fps: 45, //refresh rate, less means more fps overall (CEF is currently very fps expensive)
bottom: 2.5, //distance from the bottom of the screen
right: 0.2, //distance from the right border of the screen
speedometerType: 0 //Change the speedometer type 0=Forza5, 1=Forza4, 2=NFS2015

Console command example

Adjust the refresh rate to 90 fps

fps 90

Screenshots

The screenshots have been taken from the example resource

Forza 5 Digital	Forza 4 Digital	NFS 2015

Help

In case you have any questions or concerns regarding this, feel free to contact me on Discord. Kaniggel#6969 Alternatively you can join my Discord and create a ticket: https://corrosive.eu/discord

License

This project is written by Kaniggel and tomatenbaumful and published under MIT License
The designs are inspired from Forza NFS 2015.
Google Fonts are being used within this project. For commerical use, please check for licensing!