0.21 Discussion thread | Use Safe Mode before reporting

Glad the devs are working on it to make the game better! Thanks guys

 

I found a bug in the game on where the Gavril d-series crew cab has no cab. I tried it out in safe mode, and there is the crew cab. How is the issue caused? I have 120+ mods installed. Some are from World of Mods. What mods cause the bug? I want to see a solution. here is the truck

 

Try safe mode, if it works, delete your mods. More specifically the crew cab for the rollback hauler mod.

 

Controllers and wheels still give input when tabbed out with the Allow controller input and ffb setting disabled, the only thing i have found to be disabled is the ffb

 

I have an idea for 0.22. It will have to do with surfaces.
Everyone knows the tire physics model was redone in 0.21. However, the ground was not changed. I would like to see a revamp of the ground constants to make it more accurate. Beyond the existing ground materials, there should be snow as well. This came to me after it snowed for the first time in about 4 years where I live.

 

I just played through the "Guinea Pig Preparations" scenario and noticed the mirrors looked a bit odd. It seems like the left mirror shows the content of the rear view mirror and the rear view mirror shows the content of the right mirror. Screenshots are from safe mode.

 

Suggestion: Tutorial for new players that walks them through the controls and features. I've met many people on MP who don't know how to do things like use freecam.

 

In my opinion cars aren't as easy to roll as in real life. I don't know why this is, but IRL cars seem to be really easy to roll compared to in game.

 

How you've measure it?

 

I have put the Roamer upside-down many times, but it seems that the Roamer is now more stable (maybe since 0.20 or 0.19).

 

Just looking at clips, there are videos IRL that, for example, a car clips an suv or pickup truck on the highway, pushing it sideways, and it rolls. If you go sideways at highways speed in an suv in this game, it doesn't roll. And if you try doing more extreme stuff like modifying the car you're try to roll, you still get the same result, and the car doesn't roll.

 

I think this has to do with the absence of wear and tear on vehicles ingame.
Most cars in this game look like they just came out of the factory, and as such they have tires with full tread on them and relatively stiff suspension. Even just the ability to fit worn-down tires and somewhat degraded shocks onto cars would probably make for more realistic movement of vehicles beyond impact in a crash- I'm not an expert, however, so I could just be talking out of my ass.

 

If you do put crappier tires, and you do put crappier shocks and softer suspension, it still doesn't. But while it doesn't roll, it does become a bit more tippy. So wear and tear could be a part of it.

 

I think friction physycs not implemented in Beam NG. It works massive in collisions between objects. When you crash in parallel wall you will stucked to it and flipped IRL, but in Beam nothing happens at any speeds. It's just bounce.

 

I mean to collide to parallel wall.