Experimental CrashHard 8x8 BigRig Truck 1.1.6

i cant stop going off a giant ramp and breaking it mid air

So much potential, but so much lag.

Like the author said, it eats up alot up memory so a powerful PC is recommended. That said, its an absolute beast. It can tackle steep inclines and rocky terrain with relative ease. Its not the fastest vehicle but it is the toughest. Any car chasing you will crumple and any mid sized truck will break before doing serious damage to it.

Now with my upgraded Computer i'm now able to use every single part on this incredible mod. It is a shame that this mod can't run across multiple cores. make the game much more smoother

An optimized less heavy version would be completely awesome so it could actually run but it's still great.

I wonder if theres a CPU with a fast enough single core to actually run it?

Holy crap, I never knew I could make an 8-core CPU feel so underpowered. Great mod!

time to kill my computer

Its a great mod it melts my pc tho XD

the detail on this thing is phenomenal!! for how many pieces are on this thing, i'm surprised that it's not really that laggy.

Amazing. I love it. Could we have more tire choices? Bigger ones? thanks!!

oh boy im gonna have fun with this

The Ram Plow Version Is the car Yeeter :) Great Mod By the way.

great mod like always. i am having a issue with the sound however. The engine noises dont really wanna work since the 0.17 update came out. Possible fix?

Perfect everyone should use it with traffic fun to run over like 10 cars that are going to slowly. and it look so good at max quality great work.

rrrrrrrr

make a friendly framerate version please.

well, i have 6 cores and i can't even run the Best Config of this on the Gridmap with 60FPS :D

i got 16 gigs of ram 3200 mhz from g.skill gtx 1070 asus and i7 8700k 4.7 ghz 6 cores :/

EATS my fps away but you know what, its worth it
definitely looking forward for updates ))

great job !

Exquisite mod ! Crashes beautifully, with not so much performance issues (i5-8600K @5GHz). And is the Y-cylinder engine type really existing (cannot find much info about this) ?