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@TDK, I'm interested about Detroit locker sound, do you guys have plans to add such? My understanding is that viscous type set to high enough values would simulate functionality, but for sound effect I guess it would need code to initiate sound whenever speed difference of wheels is equalized by diff code, ie. when locking happens, that might be Diamondback's are of course.

 

Here's what I was using at the time.

Moonhawk terrible
and I was on Grid map near the dirt path test area.

 

For some reason if I put 16x8 front wheels to Grand Marshal they will break when I try to turn the steering wheel when moving or not.

Might be caused by race suspension but I'm not sure.

 

There's a fairly significant hole in the water up above the dam, which is most plainly visible when the camera is directly above it.

 

there are trees growing through the road in the automation test track

 

Tires leave skid marks floating in midair on the power pylons (Auto-Test-Track)

 

So, I was reading the devblog, when something caught my eye

This seems awesome, and I'm sure a lot of other people will be excited about this too. However, I have no idea how to implement this, and I can't find any mention of it in any stock vehicles or LUA files. so, could a dev give some insight on how this works?

 

was thinking that too, doesnt seem like any vanilla cars have it

 

Josh probably knows:
https://www.beamng.com/threads/recent-update-to-powertrain-code-wahooo.53753/

 

This may have been mentioned already... or perhaps it was removed for some reason and I just missed it.

The node grabber allows you to "pin" nodes up in the air so you can basically hang a vehicle by a few nodes up off the ground. This is very helpful for creating driveline animations as you can just pop it in drive and then don't have to chase the vehicle with the camera to see if your animations are set up correctly or not.

Well, the only issue that I have found with this last update (again... might not actually be an issue) is that when a vehicle is pinned by the node grabber, you used to be able to hit Ctrl + R to reload your vehicle and the nodes would stay pinned where they were. Naturally this was super convenient for quick changes to drivelines like adjusting an angle or something. Anyways... it does not appear that this behavior happens anymore. Now when I hit Ctrl + R the pinned nodes get reset and the vehicle just drops to the ground.

If this behavior was unintentional, then just ignore this, but it would be nice to have it back.

 

I used this too, sometimes randomly it did unpin at old version, but it was really handy feature or maybe it was a bug?

 

I think they removed it, since if you pressed reset then the car would teleport away and then the nodes will be pulled quite hard, ripping parts off the car.
But this shouldn't happen with CTRL+R as that respawns in place.

 

Yeah, that's exactly what I mean... I don't know whether it was intentional behavior or if it just happened that way on accident and it itself was actually a bug.

Yeah, I understood it not working with "I" as that could end up with catastrophic results... but with Ctrl + R it was a nice, handy little feature.

 

What's with this glowing radioactive water?

 

Old rumblestrip (Hirochi Raceway and on tracks in Industrial Site) don't have any sounds.

 

okkk

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