Sentinel K60 series,comes with a turbocharged 2.7L V6 and here's another car i'm working on,the first generation 2001-2006 PyeongKong 200E,it is powered by a very powerful 97 horsepower 4 cylinder engine which even makes a mercedes look slow. It has really fancy features such as disk brakes on the front and power steering!
The GTD version of the Flatt. It adds a 4WD drivetrain, better wheels and a recalibrated suspension.Also a sportier hood, even more agressive front bumber, a wing, and a ventilated rear bumper. And the version everybody was waiting for! The GTT is offered only on a sportier 2 door coupe body, with race bumpers, wing and hood made from our own blend of FRP, a Twin-Turbocharged 2.5 engine, sport interior and suspension, bigger brakes and beautifull golden wheels. This version is a homologation special for our entry at the ARC (Automationverse Rally Championship), so a limited number of cars is certain.
Now the mod is approved and available for download https://www.beamng.com/resources/jargl-dwenga.4478/
The sentinel 903 has been scrapped,vehicle had continous wiring issues in early development,Currently we are retooling our line of cars. here is the new sedan to replace the 903,it has a turbocharged 2.5L 5 cylinder engine. Im not too sure about the front end design at the moment.
Have been messing around with Automation exporter and it problems with rear suspensions locking up. I have gotten the worst examples sort of fixed by simply lowering the ride hight in Automation. Unfortunately that means cars tend to be lower than reasonable, but when lifted(on some bodies) the suspension does not connect to the frame anymore, at least it seems that way. Also I remember reading somewhere that the body attaches to the wheels not wheels to the body, which might explain why the rear axle does not simply fall off. But I might remember all that wrong still Either way, through some battles, I have just about managed to get some more cars made
Those look really cool! In rear suspension there are limiter beams, which prevent rear axle to drop off, even if you would take springs and dampers out. Also leaf springs are really coil springs, they just look leaf springs, but in current exporter both rear solid axles uses coil springs. Sometimes it is enough to move lower link mounting points few centimeters down, but sometimes it looks like it needs moving upper link mounting points few centimeters backwards. So in here -0.230970 would become -0.260970 when moved 3cm down //body mounting points for lower links {"nodeWeight":21.970997}, ["rx1r",-0.523880, -0.523880, -0.230970], ["rx1l", 0.523880, -0.523880, -0.230970], Here middle -0.523880 would become -0.503880 if moved 2cm towards back //body mounting points for upper links ["rx2r",-0.523880, -0.523880, 0.100970], ["rx2l", 0.523880, -0.523880, 0.100970], So it is quite simple to fix, not all rear solid axles require a fix, but I have found all benefiting from that small move. If rear squats too much under acceleration lift lower mounting points by 1cm and test, if still bad, lift another 1cm until perfect.However if moved upper mounting points, it might be best to start moving upper mounting points by 1cm, it is very small changes that have effect when you are close to proper setting.
Changing the jbeams does work, but since I have basically zero experience it takes a long time just to get it right Having some weird issues like the car I edit just disappearing from the list in Beam, or after editing the rear suspension jbeam, the whole axle simply disappearing in Beam Can get through all of that, but ofcourse being on a laptop, having a single 15 inch screen it gets a bit cumbersome With practice it would get easier, I'm sure, but as for right now I will keep with the straight Automation ports. It does feel a little cheaty to improve the jbeam, although fixing actual errors in the exporter are definetly good I failed to really fix the latest cars with editing jbeam, but they work well enough for now. What I REALLY should fix is the Caze Comme car I have uploaded. So I will be trying to get that done at some point As for on-topic: The Räval model-S and model-T are available for download now - https://www.beamng.com/threads/räval-automobiles-and-its-caze-subsidiary.56330/#post-896421
