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Haha! Nope
There are 2 really big hints in this first picture, but they're not easy to spot And like I said, Bob was an inspiration for this... You might remember who was nicknamed "bob"


EDIT@Below: Urgh... No... You try drifting like that with just a lowered van... There's no longer a frame with a solid axle under there... The only parts original to the old van is the body. The rest is completely different. Everything that has no mesh is different from the original van. That's all I'm gonna say until I've done some meshing.

 

lowered front wheels?

 

Well, a google search returns bob the builder...

The rear axles are less wide now. Dafrick that mean? My only guess is a wagon type car. Halp.

 

well, theres no engine in the fronty bit anymore

"flexmesh has no node bindings, ignoring: shell"
shell is the name of the part in blender. anybody know how to fix it? I'm trying to make a car for the top speed competition

 

Some one has woken on the dumb side of the bed , I'm guessing its a drift van?

 

First person to pay attention ^_^

This should make it way too obvious:

 

Tried Jbeam on a buggy that im trying to do but no success at all...

 

Did you move the engine back to adjust the center of gravity towards the center?

 

Mate, he's released the entire mod now.

He extended the bolide chassis to match the van wheelbase and stuck the van body on it instead of the bolide leaving you with a mid engined van yes.
http://www.beamng.com/threads/5566-Gavril-H15-Supervan

Its pretty damn fun actually, thanks to the engine being intended for a lightweight supercar rather than a heavy van it has a little to be desired on the acceleration front (and there may also be a gearing issue), but once its going it really does go. Acceleration isn't all that shabby either to be fair, its still pulling sub 10 second 0-60's in automatic mode.

 

Thanks dude

This is coming along too... Still need to make seats though...

 

Since my computer crashed because I didn't want to redo everything on my Silverado I Decided to do a Yota.

 

Creating some things for a quick mod to one thing on a map. But running into collision errors and I've read the wiki (lost there) and if anyone could tell me how to fix this it would be amazing.

 

You should use the Holden Efijy as inspiration for the interior. Old fashioned but with modern features.

 

I did everything right but there's no collision...

 

Check the name of your collision object, and the relation (parent/child) between the objects in your software.

 

Depending on how far off road you plan to go, maybe you can move the air intake to the roof like those off road trucks/jeeps sometimes have..? I'm not sure what it's called though

 

Sounds like a snorkel.