Live stream feedback

I wanted 1080p because 720p was quite fugly, but it still looked nice, and 400+ looked the same as 720 somehow.

 

For some reason, even though I couldn't sign in to twitch, all I got from the chat was a perpetual loading wheel. Suggestions on how to fix for next time?

 

it was still great. How did you guys switch players and have the other person host the stream?

 

Yet Another great display of your works guys: tdev, HUTCH, estama (Hope i spelled it right) and Gabester.
Things that I feel could be fixed after Live Stream No. 2!
1. The Radiator needs to crumple back and not get exposed on every crash
(On almost every head on collision i could see the radiator sticking out of the metal and it don't look that great, Other then that the collision damage is spot on!)
2. Make a User Friendly UI when it comes to the alpha release
(I know the games not out yet but when you guys get serious about a release try to fashion a simple but yet in depth UI where players can edit the cars and change graphic settings because right now the engine editor UI looks kinda complicated for the average Joe)
3. Make The Tires Deform-able and possibly Deflatable!
( I know you guys probably already have this but if you don't, try to make the tires more deformable so it doesn't no clip out of the metal when in a crash! )

Other than that you guys fashioned together a great game and i hope for a summer release

 

i think this may be caused not by the radiator not deforming but by the system they have where meshes break. They said the meshes don't break cleanly and parts of them get deleted or something like that. I think the bumper and grills were getting deleted by this system which exposed the radiator. IDK though

 

Really....?

They showed wheel damage ages ago...

Also, in case you didn't notice, tires are made of rubber, and rubber isn't exactly known for how it deforms under pressure... So the tires won't deform, whereas the rims do.

 

I know, its just that in some cases I see the actual wheel itself clipping through the crumpled metal, just try to refine tht....

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lurheoW2411qk2tcto1_500.png
Sorry I must post this because of your username...

 

really loved the way the camera shook when the car was hit.

 

is it not already user friendly? I dunno. I'm hoping this is how the sandbox will be. The interface right now looks like it should for an editor. I hate it when a GUI tries to be user friendly and becomes unintuitive and messy when catering for idiots. Looks like everything is in drop down lists, tables, lists and you can also enter things through text boxes. Seems idiot proof enough without being messy. I'd understand you being concerned if you had to operate things through a CUI but what problems exactly are there with the GUI right now?

 

The parts configuration was the best where you could see individual parts and then when you removed and customized parts that was just orgasmic

 

the new pic that shows when there is no stream is cooler than the last one by a lot

 

Lcukily I was able the stay up until 1 am yesterday night! It was my first livestream I've ever seen and it was great . But I have some questions about the gameengine:

1) If i'm right the engine was cryengine 3. Are you planning to make your own engine or will you stick to Cryengine 3(I love Cryengine 3! )
2) Do you work together with cryengine 3 so the physics will be there in cryengine 4? (THAT WILL BE AWESOME XD )
3) Will there be better descructable trees? I know Cryengine supports that pretty good!

And some other questions:

4) Will there be different sound for all the cars? Or better slipping sounds. the current sound drives me crazy
5) Can tires deflate or something else?
6) Can cars be ripped apart?
7) When will be the next livestream?

This was everything for this moment :/ maybe I will write some more later on. Stay tuned

 

Its not Cryengine 3 its Torque 3D but they did originally use it but they switched from cryengine 3 to Torque 3D ages ago

 

1) No, this is running in Torque3D
2) 1)
3) No idea, probably not.
4) The current sounds will be changed, they are placeholders (sounds from Rigs of Rods)
5) You haven't watched the livestreams or searched at all, have you? They can be destroyed and even detach from the car.
6) Yep.
7) Wish I knew.

 

I watched it. The cliff was a very good example. With the awesome new truck. but I haven't seen the chasis braking or something like that. It looked like there are parts that can be ripped of from the main car or bend but not broken. If you get what I mean :/ . Has it ever been runned in cryengine 3 with softbody physics? i thought I saw a vid where there where this awesome physics!

 

Yeah I haven't seen the chassis braking either, but I think they said it's possible. And yes it run in cryengine 3 until late december/early january, when Torque3D became open source

 

Yup and there comes another question:

1) the particles. Why that particles? It looked more like a square with some trash in it wich blocked the view? I guess it will get changed but what was the big thought behind al this?
2) will this whole project be open source?
3) will we see this in other games as well when it's finished or is it only for torque3d?

EDIT:

and some history questions. I like coding really much. It would be awesome to get my future job as game developer or game designer( I'm only 15).
4) How long have you been coding before you got really pro?
5) How has it all begun? BeamNG?
6) what kin of study you did to get good at this stuff?

I'm just curious

 

1. The particles were improved in yesterday's livestream (looked like it to me).
3. Torque3D is a Game Engine, not a Game. I do recall that BeamNG(the physics) will be available for other games/stuff.
5. Rigs of Rods
6. Probably Physics and Programming. (C++, and Hooke's Law?)