Yesterday the devs launched the BeamNG.Tech forum for those who own a license. I've always been curious to see what goes on in the Tech build and if it can influence the game in any ways.
I imagine much of what’s in BeamNG.tech uses .drive as the lead while having extra plugins and tools most players wouldn’t understand or have a use for (data retrieval and such).
I thought that was the conference center, as the tunnel that goes underneath marks it as "Conference Center", though the depot thing is true.
Although there's nothing to say an opera house can't also double as a convention centre. But, the walkway tunnel also passes beneath this unfinished building, so it could also be that? It's already got a fairly big (and mostly unusable) carpark already outside, but it looks more like an office building.
it definitely looks more like an office building unless the actual convention hall is underground like the Metro Toronto Convention Centre south building. If this is supposed to be the convention centre, I could see the lower 3/4(?) floors being meeting rooms and the upper 3/4 floors just being corporate office for like building management and other faculty
I hope they will add more lights to the west coast. The map of the west coast at night is like a horror game. BeamNG could have made the night lighting effect great, such as the Fairhaven map made by Car Killer.
Map mod, and probably a reshader. --- Post updated --- Is that map a free repo mod? Because I really hope it is.
well yes I know the Fairhaven map is a mod yeah https://www.beamng.com/threads/fairhaven-usa-a-need-for-speed-most-wanted-2012-port.96401/
It is completely made by the camera tool that comes with the game, with the"Warm Hug"filter that comes with the game.No reshade, it is completely the picture effect of BeamNG.
I may be very late, but I stumble upon this mod and it made me realize that we really lack a proper roadster in game.
Also I recently noticed the lights on LucasBE's mods are better than the vanilla cars, I wonder why the devs' cars don't use the same settings?
I don't know exactly how, but they appear brighter and have more bloom. For the bloom, I think it's a personal choice. But the perceived brightness is really night and day.