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AWS FPS Booster

🚀AWS FPS Booster

Welcome to the Exit FPS Booster! Do your players struggle with low framerates in crowded cities or during intense action scenes? This fully standalone menu empowers them to disable taxing game assets dynamically and regain crucial FPS instantly.

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🌟 Key Features

Sleek Modern UI: A beautiful, responsive menu accessible via Keybind or Command (default: F11 or /fpsMenu) allowing players to configure their experience smoothly.
Asset Unloading: Dynamically disable distant peds, vehicles, and world objects to relieve CPU load on weaker computers.
Physics Modifiers: Turns off intensive physics calculations like glass shards breaking or ped decals (blood/dirt accumulation).
Atmosphere Controls: Players can selectively disable dynamic shadows, intense street lighting, and extreme weather effects (rain/storms) for massive FPS gains.
Max Optimization Button: A single click instantly applies all the best performance settings suited for potato PCs.
Custom Keybinds & Security: The admin/developer can easily adjust the command string or strict default values for the server.

🛠️ Installation

Exit FPS Booster is a 100% standalone and plug-and-play script. You do not need a database or framework!

1. Server Startup

Simply drag the folder into your resources directory, and add the start command to your server.cfg:

ensure rio_FpsBooster

2. Configuration (`Config.lua`)

Open the Config.lua file. This is the only file you need to modify.

Language: Change the language from English (en) to Turkish (tr) if needed, or translate it out yourself!
Keybind / Command: Adjust the default open keybind (F11) or change the manual command /fpsMenu.
Target: Make sure the name of the folder matches what you put in the server.cfg.