A hybrid car to smash.

Discussion in 'Ideas and Suggestions' started by Finnb., May 13, 2016.

  1. Finnb.

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    Dear people and other creatures reading this,
    Hereby I request something that would be really awesome
    in the game. The thing I request is a Hybrid car. Now this shouldn't
    be just an ordinarily shaped vehicle, but it would be nice to make
    it have a dull shape and those tiny wheels that make the
    quarterpanels look way to big. Also, the sounds should be like
    a real hybrid, so that you can hear a soft engine sound when you
    drive faster than 30-40 MPH. It would be as satisfying as pulling
    off the protective foil of a windowed side panel to crash this thing.

    I would love to contribute to this, however I can't Jbeam, so yea,
    that actually was kind of useless to say.
     
  2. SixSixSevenSeven

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    Game cant currently do hybrid vehicles. You can only have a single powerplant, whereas hybrids have 2 or more.
     
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    What do you mean by "more"?
     
  4. SixSixSevenSeven

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    Basic hybrid has an internal combustion engine and an electric motor. Some have more than 1 electric motor though.
     
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    Ah, so that's what you meant.
    Not that a thing with three different kinds of motors would make sense anyway.
     
  6. SixSixSevenSeven

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    its been done. Combustion engine front axle. Electric motor in parallel with it on front axle. Second electric motor on rear axle. AWD hybrid. Or its been done having a combustion engine in the front, twin electric motors, one for left and right back wheels. 3 power plants. Game only supports having one (which while it names engine, can be configured as electric).
     
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    I think a very good concept for future sports cars would be one internal combustion engine and four electric motors, preferably one on every wheel.
     
  8. B727ClassicFlyer

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    Imagine how long it would take to charge all four electric motors completely. It could take more than twice as long as the Chevrolet Volt, Nissan Leaf, and the Mitsubishi i-MiEV (59 hours) combined. But that's just my mere estimate.
     
  9. SixSixSevenSeven

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    you don't charge an electric motor. You charge a battery.a battery that wouldn't be any bigger...
    we know you're not the sharpest on the forums but come on, it's elementary my dear Watson
     
  10. Jurrunio

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    It is possible to make a car drive like a hybrid in BeamNG, just a torque curve drawn assuming all engine and motors are on full power. But the game won't show or simulate. the mechanical details.
     
  11. SixSixSevenSeven

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    that is a circumstance a hybrid never achieves so would be entirely inaccurate.
     
  12. Jurrunio

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    Race type one probably
     
  13. offib.

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    It's been a while (+12 months) since I saw BeamNG Drive again and the last time I've heard, simulating MacPherson struts were by far the most difficult thing. I doubt a hybrid, especially a full electric system would be that hard.

    I'm basically throwing myself into the lion's den here, but as complex (and fascinating) the hybrid system of a Prius for example is, it's all managed electronically. It's just fixed planetary gearing between two motors and an engine, all controlled by the amps going in or out of the 2 motors and battery, all sent and overlooked by a computer responding to inputs from your right foot. http://eahart.com/prius/psd/

    There's a huge wealth of info out there, https://priuschat.com/threads/introduction-to-prius-power-flow.29352/ all they did is hook up a reader to the OBD, drove and see the magic happen. If it's not going to attract legal attention, I have no doubt the staff would at ease be able to create a hybrid.
     
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