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RoadNoise 1.0.0

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About This File

RoadNoise adds a subtle, speed-aware in-car road-surface audio layer to single-player GTA V.

The sound reacts to the surface beneath your vehicle, adding extra road texture while keeping GTA V’s original engine, tyre, traffic, and radio audio audible.

Features

  • Surface-aware road noise

  • Smooth transitions between surfaces

  • Asphalt, concrete, gravel, dirt, mud, grass, snow, wet pavement, metal, wood, and more

  • Subtle bumps and suspension impacts

  • Optional tyre-slip, gravel-detail, and puddle effects

  • Settings menu: Ctrl + Shift + R

Requirements

  • GTA V single-player

  • ScriptHookV

  • ScriptHookVDotNet3 v3.6.0 or newer

Preview

Installation

Drag and drop the contents of the release archive into your main GTA V folder—the folder containing GTA5.exe. So you will have Roadnoise folder in the scripts folder

Compatibility

RoadNoise is intended for single-player GTA V only. Do not use it in GTA Online.

Edited by ShayanHosseinzadeh


Short Description

Adds dynamic road-surface audio to GTA V vehicles.

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amirziq73

Members

Great mod, just to confirm the single RoadNoise files goes into the script files right? And not the contents of it?

ShayanHosseinzadeh

Members Author

34 minutes ago, amirziq73 said:

Great mod, just to confirm the single RoadNoise files goes into the script files right? And not the contents of it?

Thanks! Drop the scripts foldsr into gta v root so you would have RoadNoise folder in scripts folder

BJ USA

Members

This looks really good 👍🏽

ShayanHosseinzadeh

Members Author

1 hour ago, BJ USA said:

This looks really good 👍🏽

Thank you!

7 Lincoln 300

Members

For some reason none of your mods work, even tho I have all the requirements and installed it by instructions. Is ScriptHookVDotNet-nightly compatible?

ShayanHosseinzadeh

Members Author

(edited)

2 hours ago, 7 Lincoln 300 said:

For some reason none of your mods work, even tho I have all the requirements and installed it by instructions. Is ScriptHookVDotNet-nightly compatible?

As I remember It was working with that as well, i would take a look at it again. Did you put the whole roadnoise folder in the scripts folder?

That would be great if you share your ScriptHookVDotNet.log as well. You can do it here or DM me on discord @shayandj

Edited by ShayanHosseinzadeh

reckor

Members

can you make a fivem version? would love to use this and your on foot version in my server

Coyote3D

Members

holy, looks amazing

ShayanHosseinzadeh

Members Author

On 8/16/2026 at 4:10 PM, reckor said:

can you make a fivem version? would love to use this and your on foot version in my server

I would

1 hour ago, Coyote3D said:

holy, looks amazing

Thanks! I am glad you like it. I'd appreciate leaving a review if you like it. More updates would be on way

chiefmigz

Members

Hi, any advise on how to use [VehicleOverrides] in the config file?

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