Outdated ETK 1300 11.6

that is same for taillights for Lexus LX 570

 

do the rear lights always stay on? or is it an older version i have?

 

Please, please reduce understeer instead of mimicing a "real" vehicle, it only make the driver (player in BeamNG) unconfortable if the handling is unbalanced on purpose. It's BeamNG, in a fictional universe.

BTW, when will the TCS bug get fixed.

 

All cars understeer you triangle.

 

Sorry, but balanced handling =/= arcade, crasy grip friction and thicc drift through corners is arcade. Tuning the anti-roll bars to make the vehicle balanced(neither understeer nor oversteer) does not make it arcade-y by any means.

The TCS bug is the when loss of traction, the TCS only does throttle reduction, and does not brake individual wheel. Even the brake factor is very high.
In "etk1300_esc.jbeam" the "All terrain ESC" in the mod shows

Code:

               "All Terrains ESC":{
                    //TCS
                    "slipThreshold": 0.001,
                    "minThrottleFactor": 0.00,
                    "maxBrakingFactor": 2,
                    "throttleProportionalFactor": 0,
                    "throttleIntegralFactor": 0,
                    "brakingProportionalFactor": 6,
                    "brakingIntegralFactor": 4,
                    "brakeThrottleSwitchThreshold": 9,

The throttle proportional and integral factor is zero, and the brake proportional and integral factor is very high, meaning it'll brake whell aggressively and not reduce gas.
But ingame it does not brake when loss of traction.
This bug is also present in BeamNG-official vehicles, such as the K-Series or the Sunburst.

 

It's not a bug. All cars understeer in real life, especially vehicles of this type.
Stop complaining about your lack of control.

 

To analyse whether your statement is true or not, first we need to understand vehicle dynamics, especially in terms of turning neutrality.

During cornering, whether gripping or mildly sliding, all four wheels have some level of slide angle, this is because of the tires' elasticity. The tire treads do not parallel to the rims in a corner.
If the front wheels have more slide angle, the vehicle has understeer. If the rear wheels have more slide angle, the vehicle has oversteer.
Assume a situation(such as vehicle testing) the vehicle is thrown in to a slide(such as 15° in all fours), and the steering wheel is locked at dead center (0°). As the vehicle slides, if all fours' slide angle decrease at the same rate, the vehicle is neutral steer. If the slide angle of rear wheels decreased first, the vehicle is understeery and vice versa.
This leads us to think about two types of turning neutrality analyses: Hands-On turning neutrality and Hands-Off turning neutrality.
If you tune the force feedback to full(the same as real vehicles), then during turning(if the vehicle does not have pwr steering) you need to consider Hands-Off turning neutrality,because your tire side friction is about proportional to the force applied to your steering wheel by hand.
If you use xbox or any non-FFB controller, then you need to consider Hands-On turning neutrality, this is because of you turn the vehicle by setting a steering wheel angle.
Then there's the interesting part. A vehicle tuned to neutral steer hands-on will understeer if hands of because of the caster angle. However a understeer vehicle will always understeer hands-off, meaning terrible handling.
Most vehicle are slightly understeer when driven IRL because the FFB is, well, very real. You cannot get complete control of the steering angle because of this. If you managed to tune the caster to exactly zero, then the same vehicle will feels like oversteery because in practice you will probably turn the wheel too much.
Consider the factory tuning test. The vehicle will turn in a circle at a constant speed, and the wheels' slide angle is measured by some instruments. Steering wheel angle is controlled by a machine or a test driver, to ensure the angle of the steering is the same as the test required. This is Hands-On turning neutrality.
However most real-life driver cannot turn the wheel by angle at high-g turns, they(or us) turn the wheel by force. Thus when cornering at the limit the driver will turn the steering wheel less than his/her perspection, leading to an understeery feeling.
Conclusion: Most vehicle tuned neutral steer will feel like understeer.
Also, FWD vehicles tuned to a little bit oversteer to counter the power understeer.

 

Oh wow you wrote a massive paragraph therefore you're right.
If you crank the wheel, no matter the car, the front tires lose grip before the rears, it's simple physics.
Quit trying to act like it's the game's/dev's fault that you're a keyboard cat.

 

Please read the post clearly before reply. I didn't say understeer is a bug.

What I said is a suggestion, not a bug report. The BTW is a separate bug report of the TCS lack of brake control

 

Oh really?

 

Looks like my language is not polite enough, making me behave like a troll or what? I will try to be more polite on the discussions. Sorry if my previous posts offended others. Thanks for your reminder.

 

the badges still have 800 badges, so maybe that could be changed. but its a really awesome mod

 

Well I'll stop saying about steering neutrality.
When loss of traction, ESC/TCS IRL will reduce throttle and brake the spinning wheel at the same time.But in BeamNG, the TCS only reduce throttle. If you use the "All terrain ESC" in the ETK1300 and lift a drive wheel, you'll notice the spinning whell does not receive brake force.

 

Oh. My Fleeping Goodness. Wow. Just. WOW!!!! I've got to say..that was absolutely fleeping incredible. Unbelieveable...are you sure you aren't a time-traveller in disguise...because that is..that is seriously good...that car...honestly, I'm gonna say it - Is good enough to be Official. No shtty J-Beam, no early bugs, physics feel good, crashes feel realistic. Seriously bud, (or lady) you have a realll chance of being in with a shot of having "Mod Of The Year"

 

Just some suspension articulation with full lifted setting. Offroad tires and ETK 18x9" rims. 3.0 i6td what you think?? Should I post config.

 

I don't think it should be like this:

 

Very good mod i always wanted a SUV in Beamng but there are little default that i hope that you can fix them:

For the version sport + the acceleration is a bit abrupt, the abs is triggered easily when braking modderement at high speed and the temperature rises and redescent quickly when accelerating

nice job, continue
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it will be cool if you can add manual transmition aswell