Cargo & Crash Test Dummies for any vehicle 1.0

Load people and cargo into ANY vehicle - cars, pickups, buses, trucks - and see them sitting in their seats or standing on the cargo bed.



Every passenger is a full ragdoll crash test dummy with real joint limits (knees, elbows, hips, shoulders, neck), and every box, barrel or pallet is a real physics object with collision. Their weight acts exactly where they are placed.

Features

• Crash test dummies (adult / child), sitting or standing, weight adjustable from 1 to 500 kg
• Cargo: cardboard boxes (4 sizes), tool box, bucket, cement bag, oil drum, gas cylinder, wooden crate, pallets (empty / boxes / bricks) and invisible ballast
• Automatic seat detection for any vehicle, including mod vehicles (driver, passenger, rows, window/aisle seats in buses, cargo beds, roof)
• "Fill all free seats" button - fills a whole bus in one click
• Fixed or loose: fixed loads stay glued to seat/floor (they only break free in extreme crashes), loose passengers get thrown out of their seat in a crash, loose cargo slides around
• Automatic fit: dummies are adjusted so their head always fits under the roof
• Move, rotate and fine-tune every load with the arrow buttons

How to use

1. Spawn any vehicle.
2. Press Ctrl + Shift + L - the "Beladung" app appears (it is added to your UI automatically the first time).
3. Choose "Personen" (people) or "Objekte" (objects), pick a type, a place and the weight, then press "+ Einladen" (load).
4. Click an entry in the list to change weight, position, rotation, posture or fixation.
5. "Plätze anzeigen" shows all detected places in the vehicle.

The app can also be added manually: ESC > UI Apps > "Beladung".

Notes

• The user interface is in German (Einladen = load, Fixiert = fixed, Lose = loose, Alle freien Sitze besetzen = fill all free seats).
• Stop the vehicle before loading.
• Most vehicles in BeamNG have no collision on side windows and many seats, so loose dummies can clip through windows in heavy crashes.

Tested with BeamNG.drive 0.39.2.

Full disclosure: I had the idea and used AI to help develop the mod.