Maluch JBeam rebuild

Full, with an empty fuel tank the stripped config is 506kg now.

 

Chassis + suspension (no wheels) is 337kg (still with full fuel tank), idk why my suspension is so heavy tbh

 

So mine should be about 250-300 counting the suspension then? It needs some serious weight reduction if so

 

Well, the Pigeon is 560kg, so even less... And the new car in game will probably be even lighter
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Wait, are you counting the rear support bar all this time? I wasn't counting it and it's extra 7 kg (no idea how accurate this is)

 

So to summarize, I should get the chassis + suspension + fuel tank combo to 300, then with the engine, transmission , wheels and all it would be like 400-something more or less, then I'll need to get all the body panels working again with reduced weight so the whole car without an interior is around 530-something, and with the interior it should all get to 600. I'm too tired to continue this today, I'll start tomorrow.

 

Also now I found out that there was a concept SUV version that looks nothing like the original

Edit: I meant to post it on the other Maluch thread lol but it's fine here too, obviously I'm not making this in game

 

Back at work, I was extremely annoyed by the fact that every time I had to change something in the doors I had to do it separately for all 6 door types (both left and right door for each type), and also the fact that the cabrio doors had the wrong handles, so I separated all the doors into parts and made all the details customizable, now I have 4 main door types instead of 6 and you can do a lot more customization.

 

It still is, model-wise. I make the Jbeam as organized as possible, previously everything was in random massive files and it was hard to find anything:

I have way more files but way smaller and it's easy to find everything:

 

Default vehicles don't have any folders, and that's for a good reason, they only make stuff harder to find