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well... about that...

 

The CRJ700 had fuselage mounted jets.

Airbus A350?

 

almost here but older and similar to a321/tu204
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A320 can be ordered with sharklets(bleh-bleh winglet name knockoff)

 

ohhh, please be a nell car or legends coupe! I would love to race that around a short track!

 

Oh yes know I remember I quit flying years ago, that is on simulators by all means

 

Same here lol

 

Redoing some of my previous crap work on the FS65 dash.

 

Finally I have a computer that makes my life easier and I tried to see how it could perform in terrain creation, and it does pretty good! (i7 8750H, GTX 1070, 16GB RAM)

Obviously it's a very first step, as I have only added the heightmap and a colormap just to see how it looks ingame, nothing fancy.

Also, it's just a part of a bigger island I have been working on as I had said, so I am looking for ways to make it possible, maybe I would go for a cleverly poly-reduced mesh solution with different LODs, but I am not sure how it's going to work yet, and how much time this process is going to take...

So, for the time being I am thinking of making parts of it as individual terrains and add roads, buildings and other props, apart from the vegetation of course.




And some World Machine screenshots:

 

Huh. So I test fitted the transmission and engine into the Freightliner, and it was clipping the floor


Turns out it's in the right position, but IRL the floor is just bent around it


So now mine is too

 

when a refnode weighs 100 grams:

 

2002 Kashira Flux Concept

 

How did you make a literal box look modern.

 

Did some adjustments to the Freightliner today

You can see just how much its changed if you look at the curvature of the bumper, which is much more correct now

It was also 4% too wide, and is now the proper 96in wide

 

bumper

 

Only one terrain can have collision so I guess you need to use groundmodel to static objects and use multiple static objects as a map instead of terrain.
https://wiki.beamng.com/Groundmodel_on_static_objects

That limits depth to something like 0.2meters at maximum I believe.

also you would need to have different materials for each groundtype on your mesh, that is then easily murder in UV mapping.

 

digidash 2 electric boogaloo, now featuring (slightly) less garbage design.

 

Very retro. I like it!

 

Thank you for the information. I know most of what you said except for the need for uv mapping. Can't I use rgb maps for detail texture distribution on a mesh? I thought I could...