Hi, I'm currently working on simple engine tuning. I noticed that the amount of torque I inputted in engine jbeam file doesn't match the in game values, e.g. I input these numbers in the engine jbeam: 1000 RPM - 300 Nm 1500 RPM - 350 Nm What is shown in game is less than that, something like 1000 RPM - 275 Nm 1500 RPM - 325 Nm Figures above are just for illustration. I read somewhere on the forums that BeamNG accounts for internal parts friction, engine braking, etc. so the net torque values are reduced. The question is, what is the formula used by BeamNG on torque and horsepower calculation with those friction, engine braking, and other output reducing variables accounted?
The "flywheel" torque (also displayed by torque curve app) is baseTorque - friction - brakingCoef*engAV, with engineAV in radians per second.
Edit: I found out that engAV should be revolutions per second (RPM/60). Inputting radian per second gave me way off values in torque curve app. Many thanks to you now I don't need to guess how much I should add when creating torque curve
