0.34 Discussion Thread

The update is broke missions on maps.

May be a conflict with mods.

 

It is a tuning thing where hot-rodders will delete, or "shave" the door handle of the vehicle to improve aerodynamics and to give it a sleeker look. The vehicle is actually opened by using something like a solenoid or electronic hinges in the doors. It is similar to what auto manufacturers are doing now, like how Tesla has the door handles that slide into the door of the car when it is not unlocked.

TL: DR: It's completely intentional, and other vehicles like the Burnside "Lead Sled" also feature these types of doors.

 

Lead Sled has all the handles in place) but anyway thanks for the info, it was very enlightening)

 

how come no inline 8 in the bruckell 9?

 

It is what we have used and have muscle memory for. Speed it up sure but dont change how it looks, there is no need

 

Sometimes you have to step out of your comfort zone in order to get that better) "evolution is good".

 

Is it just me who noticed that when you have a manual car when you change gears it's smoother and more precise? It's something I've been waiting for a long time and it's finally here! It's more realistic and more enjoyable
Can Beamng confirm this for me or am I just crazy?

 

Change log mentions tweaks to how engines behave at redline and rev limiter. Can i please get more details, what has been changed?

 

Was this configuration bought at an auction at the Mason's Lodge?
Love it!

 

This update is absolutely phenomenal!!!!!! Adding vintage cars is such a brilliant move....it gives the game so much personality and nostalgia. These classic models aren’t just eye candy; the way they handle and interact with BeamNG’s super realistic physics makes them feel alive. It’s like stepping into a time machine for car lovers. You can tell the developers poured their hearts into getting every detail just right, from the stunning designs to how these cars respond on the road (and, let’s be real, when they crash). Huge kudos to the team for nailing it! Keep it up!!!!!!

 

• In the parts menu, opening one parts list doesn't close any others, meaning you need to close any previous parts lists before opening the next one, otherwise the previous one will obscure the parts list you want.
• In parts lists, the scroll wheel scrolls too far with each click, fully past some parts, so unless you manually drag the scroll handle or use the text search they will never be accessible.
• The parts menu doesn't remember the state of the 'more options' toggle.
  
• The tuning menu no longer accepts tuning values as typed, instead rounding them to the nearest value represented by a pixel/position of the corresonding tuning slider.
  
• Tuning values with a limited range of accepted values are frustrating to type in: it is no longer possible to select all and then overwrite because the input field resets to the minimum acceptable value as soon as you type the first digit. You must manually clear the field with backspace before it will accept a new entry.

 

Does anyone else have issues with the 9 not having any lights when in beammp??

 

I love the addition of bracket racing to BeamNG's drag racing experience. However, would it be possible to adjust the lights on the tree to count down at different times to reflect the difference between dial in times? Also, can the time between both lanes being staged and the countdown lights start be increased? At least for the sportsman style tree.

 

HALOGEN LIGHTS!!! THEY FINALLY ADDED FADING HALOGEN BULBS THAT DONT TURN OFF LIKE LEDS!!!! HOLY SHIT

 

it was very common for cars of this era to not have indicators from factory
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as far as i know the steering wheels havent been updated since the autobello even though it would be a very cool tidbit to have

 

More of a suggestion than an issue: With all of the old vehicles now, it would be nice if there was a vintage feeling map so it could be more immersive if someone wants to play as if it's the 1930s-1950s/'60s.

All the existing maps have modern road lines, utilities, architecture, and streetscapes.