Experimental The CrashHard 8x8 BigRig Truck (Bug Reporting) 1.1.6

don't bump

 

No, mostly inspired by Tatra's old 8x8s, hence the aircooled V12

 

Bug
With no engine cover and
With the muffler installed
With muffler and air filter cover installed, sudden braking causes the muffler to dip into the muffler and air filter cover.

Bug? Is it a bug or a specification?
Cannot change front front brake type. Referring to the same front brake.

Suggestion.
Simple water cooling kit for high power engines
In BeamNG, the engine cools down when immersed in water.
Therefore, the engine block is covered with cooling water.
I thought that it would be possible to make a simple water cooling system by covering the engine block with cooling water and attaching a radiator separately. The effect is that the engine block temperature is less likely to rise.
The effect is that the engine block temperature is less likely to rise and it cools down faster.
(Implemented as one of the engine covers)

 

please do not bump threads

 

That's not a bump, that's bug reporting to an active mod

 

This was made to stress test the physics engine, and I hit a wall, I can't add any more parts to it, it gets unstable and explode. Maybe I will get back to this mod sometime in the future.

 

issue.
Engine RPM meter does not go to 3000RPM.

 

I sent the revised data via conversation.

 

Oh please I would LOVE to see some updates on this mod

 

i edited the fifth wheel for the 0.31/0.32. can i upload here or what should i do

 

The duallys when i put them on are invisible

 

Please dont bump these threads. There is absolutely no point in pointing out any issues you find with a crashhard mod. He doesnt care. He has abandoned all of his mods except his dummy and his map. Those are the only 2 he cares about. You have to pay for the dummy and i havent seen the map get updated on the forums in awhile. This particular mod, as awesome as it is, hasnt been updated in 5 years. This is why i have stopped following him. You are better off just deleting all your crashhard mods and forgetting they even exist. A few of them like this 8x8 and the classic still work. But eventually, all of them will stop working due to lack of updates.

 

yeah dont. it is not worth it to bump the thread

 

Does anyone know how to fix the fifth wheel for the newest version of the game because i would love to haul some heavy trailers with it

 

No i do not know how to fix. also huge bump man

 

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If you wanna support crashhard, then go for it. the only way to support him is becoming a member of his youtube community. There, you will gain access to any mods he is actively working on. Last time i was there i think was over a year ago. the only mod he was actively keeping up to date was his dummy mode. That mod also happens to be the last mod he updated here on the forums over 2 years ago in 2022. As far as I am aware. He has abandoned his mods and his community here. I pray that you can bring him back into the fold to get all his mods updated to the latest versions. They were always better than dev quality in my honest opinion. I tried and failed to bring him back. Good luck to you.