Released Hirochi CCF Remaster

Now for the real question, what will it do to performance. Also will you be able to add your own radio stations?

 

That’s amazing!

 

wow that is insane

also, do you mind if i add some of my own configs (of this car) into my configpack, it wont be those start ones but these:
- 210-4S Open (M) // Model with a rollcage instead of a soft top. No door glass and no rollcage nets/padding. Based on the 210-4S. Only made with manual transmission.

- 240-6S Open (M) // Same as 210-4S Open, execpt based on the 240-6S. Only made with manual transmission.

- Go-kart // Custom model with doors, the roof, and other things taken off.

 

This is insane, my mind is blown

 

My theory: Theo have a time travel Delorean, to bring back these features directly from the release 1.0 of Beamng. This is the only logical explanation

 

Of course, with some tweaks to make it stable enough in 0.32

 

And Zeit is from the future

 

I'm an earthling from the present, much like you all.

 

As soon as I finished reading @SSRG's post, you instantly replied.

 

Says the guy with a four dimensional avatar? I don't believe you a single second
Jokes aside congrats for your work, this will become a reference for the next official modern cars I believe

 

Im asking the same thing,

 

1. Zeit radio allows for more music, but the preset radio stations can’t be changed.
2. Considering the CCF already has the most intense system (the screen clicking) on the navigation 2d/3d/north lock buttons, I doubt you’ll experience much difference. I haven’t.

 

Alright, awesome! That was my only concern, this is amazing work.

 

Actually I’m from the future I’m a hovercar

 

Same it won't be. Would it be added In the future?

 

But why can't the radio stations be changed...? What if there's someone from another part of the world who wants to listen to their local radio in Beam with their CCF?

 

the radio doesnt actually work lol- that isnt possible in beamng in the first place

 

This is not ETS2

 

Or is it?

 

Wait, what about the Gavril Vertex...?