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Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from LOXISLOXIS :Hi SIMOX

is it possible to have color control on the strobe lights?
with this skin, for example, it does not match white

Sorry it took that long, i only noticed this comment now, but i've added that option so now it's colorable.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Having different rim/spoke models for front and rear wheels is needed as well. Thats for bikes (front has a big brake disc that needs to rotate and rear has a smaller one with a sprocket on the other side), race trucks, and other that have different wheels for front and rear.

Or a mudgard type object that spins and rotates with the wheels, the outcome is similar but maybe easier to implement.

Also higher triangle limit for wheels as well so you dont have to use cheat engines and such.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
In the image i've attached you can see that your bike suspension is nearly 0.3 Max up in the rear. Vulcan has 0.220 on rear and 0.200 on front. TSR has even lower 0.190. I did a quick test and yes it actually doesnt wobble that much if any on corners.

I really like this bike so it would be nice if you could corner as well (without wobble that is, i know it's a heavy tour bike) as drive full speed that is has plenty Big grin
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Overall a really nice bike. The wobble on turns is not really caused by mass or tires but by suspension settings.

I've attached the setup with a lowered suspension and it does wobble way less on high speed turns. Please note that bike by default wobbles on high speed even in slight turns.

I believe it's caused by too much suspension travel. No one really drives with super high setup so if you could make the bike drive like in the setup that i added but just a bit higher so it's not scrapping the ground in turns because now it's really hard to turn.
INTERCEPTOR
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Vehicle mod: INTERCEPTOR
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/6BDD71

SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Quote :American Full-size sedan

DESCRIPTION:
Quote :Famous American sedan with 4.6 litre V8 engine. Might not be the fastest for todays standarts and is rather sluggish because of the weight but fun nevertheless.

Has a 4 configurations to choose from.
Police (with skin), Taxi (with skin), Chrome/civil and a decommissioned police version (soft of).

Comes with 2 different gauge clusters.
Both police and the decommissioned one has one gauge cluster with tachometer and other 2 configs has the other simpler one

Missing some interior decals, details and other stuff that i forgot. Will be added later.

Thanks to Rascar13 ([TC]>Ras<) for the engine sound.

Some textures taken from default cars.

other textures:

Radio
AC controls
Reverse lights
Headlights
Indicators
Tail lights
Taxi emergency light

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Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from Motordirex :The NTZ is almost two fast! I don't think I've gone faster on anything down the backstraight, wow!

Jumped on the Vulcan 998, beautiful bike, but mad speed wobbles under braking. Need to play with the engine braking a bit, not sure.

Put 5kg balast on front and wobble will go away. Im not sure what causes it but balast fixes it. It mainly affects all fast bikes, TSR500 as well.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Some additional Blender generated skins for Vulcan.
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Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from batya123 :when is the next update about the dasboard texture? I`m so excited

Ok so i kinda misunderstood you. I'm working on texturing the dashboard area because it's kinda bare colors but i guess you meant the dials, right? I can't really edit dials as much as i would like to. LFS uses special clock files that have moving needles hard coded in them or something. If you look at R8 dials, the needles are very short because they are covered by a texture. Now it might work for that car, it certainly will look bad on vulcan. If anything needles should be even longer, protruding to the other side. Plus there are some extra stuff inside of ducati dials that it's just not possible to add in. Till Scawen adds some special transparent clock file, i can't really do much. Shrug
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Seems to have a disappearing driver model bug.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from Amynue :I'm not sure if this is a bug or if it's intended. When I model something in the "build" mode, half of the triangles always end up facing the wrong direction. Even when I use a fixed viewport - like for example Back - the half of the triangles will still end up facing Front. Am I missing something about the way how this is supposed to work?

It depends how you select points. Clockwise will build trangle facing away and selecting points anticlockwise will build them facing you (or other way around i forgot). It is a weird feature that slows down modeling rather than speeds it up but i dont really use LFS editor to model so cant say much.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from batya123 :will you make dashboard textures?

That's the next thing on my list. Smile
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Things i found that need fixing.
1. The suspension is too stiff, even on lowest settings
2. The brakes are too strong, even on lowest settings
3. Need to remove downforce, it acts weird on bikes and its not really realistic.
4. Too much forward weight bias.
5. Engine is too loud and is clipping a lot.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from Medin1501 :gotta add something after driving it a little more: I've never driven a bike before so idk how shifting really works lol, I feel like there's just a really thin gap between the engine and transmission to change gears, everytime I try to release the clutch slowly it quickly revvs to the original position and just spins out the tyres everytime xD idk if u can do anything about that but yea downshifting while turning is just a guaranteed spin xdd

Bikes IRL use slipper clutch to mitigate the engine braking effects. There is no such thing in LFS yet, so i enabled the engine brake reduction option which kinda helps a bit with that. For default setups it's set to 75% but you can try increasing it more. I usually try to avoid downshifting to 2nd from 3rd too fast, better slow down enough so it doesnt kick you off 🙂
VULCAN 998
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Vehicle mod: VULCAN 998
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/CB3723

SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Quote :998cc Superbike

DESCRIPTION:
Quote :Ducati 998 inspired bike made in Blender.

Really fun bike to ride, has a lot of power and a lot of grip. Fairly stable at high speeds and no wobble.

Still missing a few details, will be added later.

Some textures are made by me, few borrowed from vanilla LFS cars.

Other textures:

Gas cap
Brake caliper
Steering wheel center

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Drifteris
S3 licensed
Hi Scawen, i know bikes are experimental but would it be possible to add new subobject type that spins with wheels? Or maybe split wheel models to front and rear? Ive modeled 3D brake discs for my motorbike model since editor brakes are only one sided and lack a bit more detail, but realised that they wont spin together with wheels so thats kinda sad.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
I don't know if it's something to do with the Blackbird car mod but it generated path fine first time and AI even drove on track. Then i cleared the list and tried to add it again and it displays errors.

Deleted generated knw, it generates it again, but still says that AI driver settings do not match.

POCKET XR
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Vehicle mod: POCKET XR
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/454BC8

SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Quote :A drivable toy car

DESCRIPTION:
Quote :Small, fun little car based on XRT

More power = more fun. Rear wheel drive and a little turbo to spice things up. Comes with a safety cage but can be removed.

Has few setups to choose from. Also has a working dials fixed on the windshield frame. Might need to point your inside camera slightly down to see them.

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Drifteris
S3 licensed
There seems to be a bug with Ultra wide resolution (2560x1080) when selecting triangles.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from Scawen :Thanks for the feedback. Could you give me a replay or detailed description how to reproduce it, for example at a particular speed on a particular corner.

It is very tricky trying to get the bike working at low speeds but self adjusting to also work at high speeds. But if I have an example (at high speed) that is easily reproducible as better in the previous version, then I could try to figure out what is making it worse.

Using W51 game version did a few runs on Westhill around the track road that has fast corner near big car park:
Using "GOOD W50" setup that was stable on W50 the bike wobbles out quite fast. If you would take that corner on W50 with that setup the wobble would be hardly noticeable (maybe like 3-5% wobble).
Default Mosquito setup would wobble badly on that corner on W50 version.

Using "GOOD W51" setup adjusted to W51 the bike wobbles less but it gets stronger the longer the turn is.

And on Westhill international track:
Using "RACE" bike setup with R1 slicks on track and the bike wobbles hard on turn 4 till i crash. Can take that corner flat out on W50 version. I think some wobble is noticeable on W50, but still manageable.

Setups are attached. Also it seems to wobble more on medium speed turns as well if you lean A LOT (That's on W51 as well)
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from Scawen :Update W51

LFS:
Improved bike handling at low and medium speeds

While handling at low speeds been improved a lot, i feel like the balance at high speeds is a bit broken now.
Previously there was some small oscillation/wobbling going on when cornering at medium to high speeds (even bigger with softer setups). Now even stiff setup is oscillation/wobbling.

I assume there is some sort of auto balancing system going on that is keeping the bike stable when cornering? Like when you lean on the side a lot and the rear tire wants to slide a bit but balancer brings it back then bike slides again and so on and on till it flings you off the balance completely.
On W51 the auto balancing is much more aggressive and thus makes the bike wobble even harder.

Even on slower corners if you lean more the wobble kicks in.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
This bike is so fun. I've been driving it for couple days lol and it just doesn't get old. On my set i've stiffened rear and front suspensions, also used road_supers (for road setup) and a shorter front gear. Seems to eliminate the weird wobble that happens on fast corners.

The front headlight doesn't seem to work as well as front indicators.

It would be interesting to see another bike but slightly more powerful with thicker tires.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Feels great power wise now. The wider rear tires helped a lot for the Grip setup as well. I love this car.
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Quote from henricat2006 :I've made some improvements, if you can test if it looks good, I need some people's opinion to know what I can actually change to make it better.

I mean it was more fun with more power. Less generic drift car. Would be nice to see some higher HP drift cars.

Now? i mean it feels "ok" just like S15 power level, except that S15 has 280 rears and this one has 245 on front and rear. Should be increased because tyres die too fast.

EDIT: Yea i mean i tested the first version and idk, it feels better with that additional 100bhp. Tyres were normaly balanced on that version as well.
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Drifteris
S3 licensed
The wheels are kinda bit too big yes, but power wise it feels great. Something different to choose from. Don't make it another XRT/FZ5 power level car just because people can't handle the power.

I mean you can always use restriction if it's too powerfull?

And btw, the default setup does feel weird, but with properly tuned drift setup it's amazing.
POCKET UF
Drifteris
S3 licensed
Vehicle mod: POCKET UF
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/1B79EB

SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Quote :A drivable toy car

DESCRIPTION:
Quote :Small, fun little car based on UF1000.

Has few setups to choose from. Also has a working dials fixed on the windshield frame. Might need to point your inside camera slightly down to see them.

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