Bruckell Nine

The production years have been adjusted to 1933-1934. Semaphore signals would be pretty neat to see, and would give the Nine another thing to make it different from the other vehicles.

 

We call it the "Winker" in German, as opposed to the "Blinker".

 

Bruckell Nine doesn't actually have turn signals in the factory configs.

 

I would love the next few updates being prewar focus, or at least 50s and earlier focused. The past few updates were industrial focused, and before that was offroad.

 

What an awesome and versatile addition to BeamNG! All I've done since the update is just messing with the variants and making new ones.

Can we get clearanced lower engine cover a la the "cut fenders"? I think that'd be a nice addition to the restomod look.

 

Will there be folding roof configurations in the future?

 

You need to do a cache clear.
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Kinda like what the Roamer does with the side pipes and the running boards

This is completely intentional, as turn signals were not mandatory at the time that this car was created, and instead were an optional add-on.

 

Think I found a possible typo in nine_engine_v8_ohv.jbeam:


"$+maxRPM":8500,

 

did a cache clearing and the headlights, taillights and blinkers remain unusable. I have no light mods active either. or installed for that matter beyond emergency lights

 

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1934-ford-3-window-coupe-44/
saw this listing and saw where a lot of the inspiration came from, especially on the interior

 

Anyone else bothered by the 3 speed being animated as a dog leg 3 speed, but not actually being one while using H pattern shifters? Just a little thing that most people never even use and or notice for something like this.

 

That has bothered me for awhile on other cars in the game with a dog-leg pattern animated(Bolide, Stambecco and T-Series)

 

HEAR me out Tudor sedan delivery

 

Probably the best addition to the game in years. Small things i found:
-Both turn signal stalks have no sound, also no relay sound when the turn signals are active
-Adding front and rear oil shocks adds like 40 kg to the car compared to friction shocks, seems like a lot
-Steering arm clips into radius arm suspesnion

 

Aren't turn signals aftermarket?

 

Sure, but they would still make noise

 

This panel van could be a hearse, firefighting or even an ambulance!

 

On the topic of small things: the engine covers close so elegantly, yet they still have the 'thud' sound of a heavy hood.

Literally unplayable!

 

The Bruckell Nine's engine is squishy for some reason.

 

Woah, neat. Though if I was to nitpick, I think that the windows in the back are a bit too long and should be shortened a bit.