There are two ways to reset the parameter values for surfaces: Use the up/down arrows in the input box to increment/decrement the current valueĬlick on the 'Apply Changes' button to apply the parameter values to the surface you selected.Right-click on the input box, delete the current value, and then type in a new value.There are two ways to edit the surface parameter values: Hovering over the parameter's input box will tell you the minimum and maximum values that you can input. And to the right of them are input boxes to modify their values. Next to each one is a question mark you can hover to get more information on them. For example, the surface you might think is of type 'Asphalt' may actually be the 'Asphalt Old' surface type, so you may need to do trial and error sometimes to find the right surface type.īelow the surface selector are the surface parameters which affect how the tires grip the surface.

And some surfaces that you may think is a certain surface type may actually be a different type. Some surfaces such as 'Asphalt' for example will also modify the surface grip of concrete and other 'similar' surfaces. Alternatively, you can select the surface the vehicle is on by clicking the 'Get Surface' button. If you would like to modify an individual surface, click on the surface drop-down list and select from the many road surfaces, the one you would like to modify. The default surface is set to 'All Surfaces' meaning that all surfaces will be modified.

And I am taking advantage of this to present you with this mod!

Road Grip Editor allows you to change the road surface grip in-game and in realtime, allowing you to simulate icy conditions, F1 levels of grip, and even negative grip on any map, without having to modify the values in the map or vehicle files! This is possible thanks to the current game code which allows you to dynamically update the road surfaces.

If the mod isn't working for you, press CTRL + L (restarts Lua) and restart the map if you are already in one, which should make it work.

This means that vehicles are not just easily damaged, they realistically flex and deform in case of impacts with other vehicles or objects. This realistic feeling is achieved by using real-time soft-body physics to simulate the motion of vehicles. It is very different experience to control a heavy car like truck, and a light 4 door sedan, also, it is very easy to damage your vehicle, just going too fast over a speed bump could destroy it, just like in a real life! There is a huge difference between regular games where it is possible to drive a vehicle, and this game. The game focuses heavily on providing the most realistic driving experience possible - and it sure is probably nothing you would expect out of a video game. Welcome to the best BeamNG.drive mods site! BeamNG.drive is a vehicle simulation video game, released in 2015 for Windows platform by German game developer BeamNG.

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