InversePower
⚪ Last updated 2021⚠️ Install Order · 3 steps
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 0.6% endorsement rate
- 🏆 #149 of 196 scripts mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
InversePower gives a small boost when you're drifting at low speed to keep on drifting. InversePower counteracts vehicles in GTA V seeming to lose power when the vehicle is sliding. This makes driving (mainly) rear-wheel drive cars a bit more fun and predictable. Drifts and slides are easier to maintain and adjust. The lower the speed and the higher your angle, the more power is added. This mod is inspired by Drift Assist by InfamousSabre and works similarly. The difference is that speed is used as a negative feedback to make cars not accelerate too much while drifting. Requirements Grand Theft Auto V ScriptHookV Recommended Any handling that aims for a realistic experience should work well with this. For example, Killatomato's Realistic Driving V . A few general recommendations on handling: fLowSpeedTractionLossMult should be (near, preferably at) 0. 0 fTractionCurve(Min/Max) should be around 1. 0 Installation Extract InversePower.asi and InversePower.ini to your GTA V game folder. Configuration The InversePower.ini file contains descriptions for each option. To apply the settings, use the cheat specified in InversePower.ini. By default, this is " rip " (without the quotes). (Stands for " Reload InversePower ") Changelog 2. 0. 0 Rewrite entire script, removing the "power" part Make configuration parameters easier to understand * Add option to enable for NPCs
InversePower is a GTA V script mod that adds a small power boost during low-speed drifts to counteract the game's tendency to lose power while sliding. This makes rear-wheel drive cars more fun and predictable, making drifts and slides easier to maintain. With 753 endorsements and 119,625 downloads, it's a popular driving enhancement.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Makes drifting feel way more natural—no more frustrating power loss mid-slide.
- Huge download count (119k+) and solid endorsements (753) show it's trusted by the community.
- Specifically tuned for RWD cars, so it hits the sweet spot for drift lovers.
⚠️ Cons
- Only affects low-speed drifts, so high-speed slides might not get the same love.
- Script mods can be finicky with GTA V updates—last updated in 2021, so newer game versions might have issues.
- No mention of compatibility with other handling mods, so conflicts are possible.
This is for GTA V players who love drifting and want more control during slides, especially in rear-wheel drive cars. It's also great for modders looking to enhance the driving feel without overhauling the whole handling model.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure you have a script hook like Script Hook V installed, as most script mods require it.
- Test it with a few different RWD cars to feel the difference—it's most noticeable in drift-friendly vehicles.
- If you use other handling mods, try InversePower alone first to see if it conflicts.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- GTA V Mods
- Author
- ikt
- Version
- .
- Downloads
- 119,625
- Endorsements
- 753
- Category
- scripts
- Created
- 1/15/2016
- Updated
- 8/19/2021
🔗 Required By 1 Mod
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