Our soft-body physics engine simulates every component of a vehicle in real time, resulting in true-to-life behavior. Again, caused by the way Reflections built the cities out of tiles. BeamNG.drive - BeamNG.drive is an incredibly realistic driving game with near-limitless possibilities. Caused by the way Reflections built the cities out of tiles.ĥ) Roads can flicker at times. 0:00 / 9:37 BeamNG drive Beam NG FAN 232 subscribers Subscribe 1. Not that noticeable at ground level but obvious when flying a plane.ģ) Due to how condensed the map is, the building placement isn't 100% accurate or quite to scale.Ĥ) Shading on road at a distance looks grainy.
The driving has a visceral and authentic feel. For example, the soft-body physics engine will simulate almost every aspect of how you'd drive a vehicle in real time, and the result is dynamic and realistic behavior.
Entire city blocks had to undergo extensive reconstruction due to missing polygons from the exporter.Ģ) Missing building roofs. BeamNG.drive drops you into a realistic and immersive driving world that features almost limitless possibilities. These have also been enhanced with 3K textures thanks to Gigapixel.ġ) Although I went to significant lengths to fix gaps/holes in the buildings, I wouldn't be surprised if I've missed any in some of the more obscure parts of the city. Wheels, suspension, engines, and more everything is under your control. BeamNG.drive - 1970 Bruckell Alauda YBR-X WhyBeAre 901K subscribers Subscribe 2. Whether it’s a compact car or massive truck, players can tweak away at all the moving parts to create just about any driving experience desirable. An enhanced version of Driver 1's New York arrives to BeamNG!ġ) Multiple spawn points allowing you to visit an assortment of New Yorks landmarks with ease.ģ) The bases of the slopes have been modified to play better with BeamNGs physics engine.Ĥ) Many new buildings added from Flight Simulator X. BeamNG.drive offers dozens of refined, completely customizable vehicles to experiment with.
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