Development Screens (Each post contains a picture OR contributing post)

Thanks, but the whole thing is designed to just be silly tough, in an agricultural/post-apocalyptic way, so it's supposed to look fat . Part of the 4-link mounts, for example, are welded onto I-beams that are welded directly onto "a generic old 4x4 frame", that has a bit chopped out so the diff can't hit it, the anti-roll-bar consists of a 2 cm (or so) thick metal plate welded onto a fat steel tube... The shocks are actually modeled after one of DennisW's crawlers(he gave permission for it), so either way the shock shafts should be the right size. (Most of the detailing on the coilovers isn't just copied from his coilovers, by the way, just the general thickness and relative dimensions). The frame alone weighs about 1500kg .

 

More pics of new options:

 

:O
Fair bit of heft to it then

 

Yessir... Might need to cut some weight out later though. Still needs to haul ass so it can keep up with the HellPig.

Body and all the "stuff" attached to it is UV'ed. All that needs to be UV'ed now is the lights and dials(Also, rrrrrrrrr9 gave me some awesome pictures for the textures for that, made off his own Willys jeep, so massive thanks for that).
If you're wondering about the blue markings: I'm going for a pretty early Willys as far as markings go, and they had blue drap-colored numberings.

(The numbering is intentionally not-visible. The hood was cut and the fenders moved up to accomodate the low ride-height and large tires)
Of course most what's visible here will be rusted and faded off anyway. Usually the best way to create a "weathered" effect on something is to first make it as if it were new(and save that, in case you want to make a clean version later ), and then adding dirt, grime, and weathering over that, in case you were wondering

 

Cessna 172 and the Datsun 720 Pretty sexy.


(imported from here)

 

Looks sweet man, is the depth going to vary? Like, the further you go off the road, the deeper the snow gets? (Example)

 

Couldn't you just use ter.depth like the mud?

 

tried to fix textures or materials and stuff in blender and made it worse. lol


can someone help me with the texture issue? I know that blender changes the names of the textures sometimes but changing them back resulted in different issues. Some textures ended in .001 or .002 and wouldn't let me delete them.

also I started fitting the jbeam to the hood. How do i get rid of all the other nodes around the screen? It's really annoying. I've already taken all unnecessary parts off

 

I plan to add some features your map uses. The roads will be covered in slick and icy snow

 

Waaat.

 

Rear engined Covet?
One of those projects I started as well and will probably never finish. I used the Bolide's chassis, suspension and engine though. Fits surpirsingly well.

 

Mid engine'd. I plan to use the covet suspension and such yet, just copying the front stuff and mounting it in the back.

 

Oh yeh, mid engine'd... my bad anyways, is that a straight exhaust without cat? You're not getting that through emission tests seriously though, it's looking pretty awesome. Will it be RWD or will you somehow add a driveshaft to make it AWD?

 

you should make like a renault 5 turbo style bodykit!

 

Hello.
And let me introduce a sedan from Soto motor! But it was already introduced in RoR forum as RoR member's know this
And well, This basically based off BMW E32 for its dimensions base, then later shorted to fit E34 dimensions because the body was itself too long. It also the styling was kinda inspire from Rover's 800 for base styling. And now greatly improved/fixes from last progress.


Here's extra pic which is they are tuned and drift. And I know there few error after photoshoped and too late

(imported from here)

 

I think the answer to my question is going to be no but I'll ask anyway:

Is it possible to port a terrain from a game like ETS2 (Big long highways) to Drive?