Released European Ibishu Pessima MK2 (1997 - 2004)

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  1. Ibi5hu

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    Yaaaaay
     
  2. gabe_drives

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    It would be cool if you add ESC. Many Eu spec cars had this since the late 90s
     
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  3. AdamZ5

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    the model is very pretty and i love that it has it's own color palette with some really nice colors:Di always wanted a better looking euro pessima and this one is perfect
    the only flaws i have noticed so far:
    1.6 engine - it has a dip at 2k rpm but changing the rpm jbeam bit to [2000, 135] made it smooth
    1.6 2.0 diesel engines - both don't even come close to diesel engine characteristics, the torque is highest near the rev limiter and overall the curve is just two flat lines, i already fixed the 1.6 to this if you wanna use it (80hp~4000rpm; 158nm~2000rpm)
    ["rpm", "torque"],
    [0, 0],
    [500, 83],
    [1000, 155],
    [2000, 180],
    [3000, 180],
    [4000, 175],
    [4500, 160],
    [5000, 138],
    [6000, 102],
    [7000, 85],

    the last flaw is that there isn't a diesel final drive
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    i just got an idea, maybe the 1.6 diesel would be better with a turbo?
     
  4. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    I will quickly fix those issues, thanks for the provided 1.6 diesel torque curves.

    As for 1.6 diesel having a turbo... to be honest, if it's only used in a base model, i would better leave it as is. Adds that base model feeling, you know.
     
  5. AdamZ5

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    you're right, should i make the 2.0 diesel too?
     
  6. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    I will try making one myself but you can do it.
     
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    For European specs there is an AMT transmission

    I already felt how heavy the 1.6 engine with a regular automatic transmission is
     
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  8. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    Also i added a final drive for diesels, it's set to 3:83.
     
  9. AdamZ5

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    105hp~4500rpm; 203nm~2200rpm
    ["rpm", "torque"],
    [0, 0],
    [500, 96],
    [1000, 175],
    [2000, 220],
    [3000, 220],
    [4000, 210],
    [4500, 198],
    [5000, 165],
    [6000, 112],

    i already finished but it's up to you
     
  10. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    I have already done mine and it's close to yours, but still, thanks, used it to verify if curve didn't had any dips.
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    I have uploaded an update and it's currently on awaiting list so it needs some time until a moderator checks it.
     
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  11. JustRobertOFF

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    sad Hirochi Avancee noises
     
  12. Danny the Sniper

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    What happened to it?
     
  13. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    I would like to explain the reasoning why i had to make it a separate car and not a part of the Pessima mod. I added the explanation to the page as well because i don't like getting reviews about it without knowing the whole reason behind it.

    Here's a copy from the page:

    The whole reason that most didn't noticed is that it's a completely remodelled car. Even if it was a part of a vanilla Pessima, you would most likely still lost most of the customizing mods, as lots of things got their own slot due to different modelling of the body shell. If they all used vanilla slots, it would've looked weird, and probably would've caused issues. Which is the first reason why i made it separate, because it doesn't makes sense for it to be a part of it if it'll use different slots anyways.

    Another reason is that in case of a mod conflict or game update, i don't need to constantly fix it all the time, and that personally would get annoying and painful. Another reason for it being separate.

    And finally, it's just a personal preference, i like having a quick access to a modded car instead of going into a huge list that is vanilla Pessima, especially if you have KLJP on.

    Hope that explains it.
     
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  14. JustRobertOFF

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    i restarted work just yesterday cuz i finally have enough time, so i finished the indicators, fenders and 90% finished the hood, which leaves just the bumpers, badges, interior and jbeam
     
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  15. CH4RL3S

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    It's possible that you don't consider suggestions, but I will try my luck anyway. I can imagine the plastic mirrors and door handles were probably a stylistic choice, but painted versions could go well with higher trim levels since the Accord you modeled it after too had painted mirrors and handles for higher trims. The same can be said about front foglights, could be a nice addition. Rear fog light(s) integrated into the taillight could also be a cool detail (though probably hard to do), considering they have been mandated by law in the UK since 1980 (and most mainland Europe cars have them too). But besides the small things, I really like the mod. Great job on it, it was something the game was lacking big time.
     
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  16. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    Thanks for the suggestions, i'm currently considering making the painted mirrors and door handles for high-trim models, as well as making fog lights for them as well. Even for me it felt weird for a high-trim model not having such "luxury" such as fog lights. Currently working on fog lights and after those i'll move on to mirrors and door handles. Again, thanks for suggestions, and liking the mod.
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    Actually if i add fog lights for the next update, i will have a perfect opportunity to replicate "Trevor" the Honda Accord SE Executive from Car Throttle's old series "Truth or Myth".

    Should i?
     
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  17. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    upload_2023-11-17_17-50-45.png upload_2023-11-17_17-50-52.png
    Made new fog lights, and they're now present in most factory configurations starting from LX trim.
     
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  18. Dieter Huysamen

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    looks great!
     
  19. VerrierChivace

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    The trunk opens a bit weirdly & clips through the body
     

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  20. ibishucovet1987.txt

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    sadly i can't deal with it, trying to match jbeam with the mesh is pain in the arse for me.
     
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