Development Screens (Each post contains a picture OR contributing post)

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Video of wagon

 

Sorry mate when I take a screenie my laptop just crashes...

 

Remember there's always this if you get stuck on things http://www.beamng.com/threads/13152-In-depth-guide-to-Jbeam

 

I've actually used that a ton! It's the best jbeam tutorial out there IMO, and it's actually what got me started .

Thanks to a lot of reading through your guide today, my box now behaves like a box!

Also, I made a swing. Wee!
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First time making jbeam from scratch. Fortunately, its stiff and not-self-destructible. Still hasn't collision tringlage and stuff, but I am proud of it.

 

Developing a tree for the LEGO map.
Not much but it's something.

 

Pictures:



I made it in Wings 3D.

 

"RoofBag"

You are a creative genius Nadeox. Your brilliance astounds me

 

More parts mod v2?

 

Nice roofrack thing Nadeox!


Whoop whoop!


Yes it's slightly high poly... But meh, it'll be fine, trust me.

 

Hey! Great progress! Looks really detailed and accurate.

I truely cant press that "Thanks" button enough hehe.

 

Great job Mythbuster! that dash is coming along nicely! concerning frame rate, Is it as intense as a t series?

 

Doesn't appear to be, at least not at this stage. My n/b is less flexy which might hide the framerate more because in theory it shouldn't be any less "intense". I don't exactly know if it's true but I always get the feeling that a slightly wobbly(or unstable, for that matter) n/b wrecks the framerate much more than a stable one(as in: spring/damp low and mass high, relative to eachother) that doesn't flex as much over bumps, even with an equal amount of nodes/beams. Regardless of that, I'll probably include an option with single n/b dually rear wheels(so physics-wise it's treated as 2 wheels instead of 4), should help a little bit.

In theory though, it should be pretty close to the T65 with a cargo box, because same size/shape and same amount of wheels. But to me the RV feels smoother, but that might be placebo. Guess I'll try it out

EDIT: Yeah, must be placebo. It's maybe 1fps higher... Bear in mind that even though you only see the frame of the RV, the entire bodyshell is n/b'ed

 

Joeyfuller2000 & My project:

I cleaned up the model, fixed the origins and fixed the material. It's slapped on a Sunburst jbeam right now.

 

Also keep in mind triangles and flexbodies also strain the cpu, so final FPS is probably lower.

 

One of those days when I run outta' thanks. Looking sweet, so anxious to crash it. I love the late model Impala's,
the PERFECT generic 4 door sedan. Please beam this baby with precision.

 

I think he smoothed the one I had, which was from Driver: SF.