Development Screens (Each post contains a picture OR contributing post)

EDIT: wrong thread, didnt notice sorry!

 

That on left side looks better, is that the Reshade version? Generally shadows appear much too sharp, unless you put light quality to very low, shadows rarely have very sharp edges, so that shot on right has more contrast between shadow and light which kinda looks bad, so if Reshade softens shadows that will make things look better.

 

Tested to untint the technicolor effect. Looks noice.

 

The left one is vanilla with vanilla Post fx. Reshade is more or less a graphic overlay, it cannot change the shadows projection, which are controlled ingame. The contrast is more visible here which makes the border between light and shadow sharper. Other cases of shadows ingame looks in other ways, it all depends on how they are projected in Beamng.

 

I4 and V6.

 

fixed @RiFlech 's hellcat mod

 

Good work

 

thx

 

Be safe from @workclock1©, no problem, your reworked mods are great!

 

i already have a private demon

so eh

 

Wheels for @Blijo his Ibishu Procar are done
They only need the desired color.

 

I could stare at those wheels for hours

 

Uhhhhhh, oops. ( ・ ̫・)

 

i feel your pain

 

After hours and hours, I get it to point where it does not give error, but does not do anything either, then again I'm not certain it should work like this either, so confusing:


It's like working a day and at the end having a button that does absolutely nothing

 

that van still works?
i was thinking about updating the dirt showdown mods cuz they were really fun.
OT:

Fixed textures and its almost done

 

Looks Good Can"t Wait to see it!

 

That has nice 70's look in it!

 

*likes it*

havent done anything myself lately
I will texture them and do some work on the procar after my exams next week and hopefully finish it
After that, time to work on the buggy and something @FLyInG 2 YoUr SoUL and I are making

 

Redone the V8 engine swap in the ETK 800/K from the Bolide's carburettor to the D15's fuel injection. Fits the car a bit better, both technology wise and shape wise.