In RoR, I kept this revving for a while and it stayed revving and kept going and didn't blow. But in BeamNG I think when you rev a car at redline for a while something in the engine fails and blows up. It will make the game very realistic and more realistic, and more realistic. Please put this feature in the game, thanks.
DERP ,are you a spammer, a noob, or an idiot? You have posted a lot of useless topics recently. I don't mean the 2nd one as an insult but the other two seem possible.
I fixed your English, not trying to be nasty about it. Also, there's already a thread on this subject.
Dont be a dick, hes new and english obviously isnt his first language. If anyone here is spamming its YOU with your hateful comments.
I don't care about his english, I understand that. However he has made 1 or 2 threads that already have been talked about. I want to keep this forum mature. Grammar and spelling and all that I don't care about, I only want people to search before they post. I probably could've said it nicer but it is the past now. I don't hate him personally I just think he has posted the most off-topic recently.
if the oil isnt old, the engine wont blow up just because you rev the engine to redline. after a very long time the water will boil and probably the water presure will find their way out. and then if you still keep reving it will take a long time untill the oil will be that hot that it starts to get less viscous and then the zylinders could rub aggainst the engine wall and cause some serious damage. it all depends on what oil you use. some are preparated for motorsports and can take a lot of heat. the game will not be that detailed about all this stuff but some cool effects and yould be awsome. what i would like ist that if you destroy your tires withe some drifts and burnouts, that the tire junks fly away and a destroyed tire is still on the rim. and steel rims can glow if they interact with the ground and sparks are everywhere. but only steel rims. because everybody knows that alloy rims dont make sparks and doesnt glow if they scratch on asphalt
at 525*C any object should emit a dull red light, its called the Draper Point. Irrespective of the material, it glows the same colour at that temperature. There's something called Wien's displacement law that can help you work out the wavelength of light the black-body emits, and therefore it's colour. If what you're telling me is true then you'd be telling me that steel (which, classically, is an alloy) is capable of reaching this temperature through friction with asphalt, but is the only alloy capable of reaching this temperature through friction with asphalt, and this is patently false. and all a spark is, is extremely hot fragments of metal being flung away from the surface thats being ground down. All metals spark, it requires that the fragments just be hot. Its even better if the metals oxidize rapidly. Titanium has a really nice spark.
i didnt understand everything you said, bescause english isnt my primair language. i know it depends what metal gets hot and how it interacts with the surface. but the alloy in alluminium rims doesnt make sparks when doing a burnout. it may glow and get that hot when putting it into a fire or doing something else but usually steelies do glow when the friction is big enough. ive seen a gud douing a burnout with no tire and a alluminium rim but the material wasnt strong enough and the rim started to break and to grind away . i hope you get what i mean.
well, the hardness of the alloy being terrible means that the metal would grind away before it got hot enough to glow or burn in the atmosphere and throw glowing sparks, but an alloy with similar hardness to steel would be able to heat up enough to throw visible sparks, maybe on second thought you could be right. Oh, for steelies there should, theoretically, be a point where the steel begins to soften and melt, and can no longer deal with the centrifugal force at those high RPM's. It should, and there's no other word for it, 'explode'. Sending lots of sparks and white-hot material into the air. Maybe even ripping the rim apart. I believe a fairly modern car should be capable of this, maybe you've seen it, that would be a fairly good thing to include. EDIT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA9T6BBqCjM Yeah, it seems there is.
Come on guys... Back on topic. This is starting to get ridiculous. There hasnt been a single thread recently without an off topic argument started because people are being incredibly rude in their replies to others. And the people involved in each of these arguments are becoming rather familiar. Lets knock it off and start acting a BIT more mature, yeah?
you keeping this forum mature? you're the immature one. he can talk about what he wants you hypocrite
This thread seems to be one of those topics that isn't particularly radical and no-one is interesed in talking about it. I can sympathize, blown engines are such a standard idea that this is a really crappy thread. Its kind of erupted into drama as a consequence. Let it die, people.
