Ik im late but how do i get rid of seeing the chassis type: example monocoque

ITS NOT WORKING FOR ME

nice ill try it later, by the way im subscribed to you, you make good videos!

it looks really cool, i will try to build it

awesome. It's not a straight forward thing, and too many chances for making mistakes, so I don't particularly want to make a tutorial on it, because I'll end up getting harassed for trouble shooting like I have in the past -_- some people don't know boundaries

Figured it out I had mislabeled a few things fixed some of it and it is now visible! Thanks again for your help, and keep up the good work!

Thanks for taking the time to help me, I have been working on this for a few hours now and I feel i'm getting close! Ill try that out and see if I can get anything working.

well this is a bit too complicated for a mod thread, but you could try pressing "`" that's next to the "1" key, and trouble shooting from there

I double checked all the flexbodies were moved correctly so i still don't know why its invisible.

The collision mesh does spawn in, and I think i moved the flex bodies correctly.

did you move the flex bodies appropriately? is the collision mesh actually spawning for it?

I have managed to duplicate and rename the extra axle and got it all working except for one issue is that its invisible. So it works but I just can't see it. How do I make it visible?

if you're able to create an extra axle without it conflicting with the existing one, then well done, you've made it quite far. Next you have to create the required beams to hold it in place, and together. The easiest way to start is to just use the existing beams, but change the names to match the new node names

I couldn't get it to work completely though; I have copied/renamed the suspension and the extra axle does appear in BeamNG, however it falls off the car immediately and I can't figure out how to actually attach it.

Oh actually that's a really good idea!

@sharcc for moving the wheels into position it's much easier to just export the vehicle twice; one with the front wheels in the "front" position and one with them in the "middle" position, and then copy those position values.

Cool. All that's needed is recreating its original, world famous, Ford-Cosworth DFV V8 and.....

-#BoogityBoogityBoogity Let's go racing, boys!!!!!!!!!

I'm aware there's a lot of work, How much work do you think I put into making the body for the car entirely out of automations incredibly simple 3D fixtures (This was also before 4.2 so it had the awful fucking camera movements associated with this, lol)

I said don't try it haha there's is lots of work, and twice as much trouble shooting. Out of all mods to do, this is probably the hardest, right behind custom controls

I did... You said to copy the wheels, and then change the name of the wheels within and outside of the jbeam files. You never explained how to move the wheels into position, or how to do the necessary suspension tweaks, or how to even get them functional in the first place since from what I have tried, copying them (& renaming) alone doesn't give a functional product.

you didn't watch my video did you?

Could you give a more detailed explanation for the wheel duplication? I've been trying to make an 8x8 offroader for a year or so, yet couldn't ever figure out how to do the extra wheels, and nobody on the automation discord gave me any useful help.

I am willing to suffer.

Sorry, I don't do requests for mods

Hey Fill! I have a car request that is.... Far simpler in design than your recent projects. they're basic square body cars... would you be willing?