In case of questions, please make use of this thread, but make sure to read the guidelines first. Your feedback will be invaluable in helping us get a properly supported version of BeamNG for Linux. This product may be buggy, crashy, unstable or all of the above, but if you are a Linux enthusiast we encourage you to try it out. Since this is an experimental work in progress product, we do not offer customer support for BeamNG on Linux. We know that this is something a number of you have wanted for some time, and it seems the time has come to give our players the chance to experiment with this. With the release of 0.25 we are including EXPERIMENTAL support for BeamNG Linux. It's a huge game on Steam, with an Overwhelmingly Positive review score from over 100,000 users. They have spent a long time on their sim, along with their soft-body physics engine simulating all parts of their vehicles in real-time that they say results in "true-to-life behavior". What is it? BeamNG.drive is a driving sim based on realism. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thank you, the little arrow to the LEFT of FRAME on the first tab (PARTS) is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hard to notice and i was searching for the longest time.With the new 0.25 release of BeamNG.drive, the developers have now put up an experimental Native Linux version for you to try and give feedback. Some of them will cause other components to break when you try to drive. You'll need to experiment with the wheel/tyre setups. Expanding those will show you the sub-components, including the wheels.
Under the options/vehicle options tab (I don't remember exactly what it's called), you'll see components like Frame, Livery and Body listed (the list will vary depending on which vehicle you have loaded).Ĭlick on one of those items to expand the list of sub-components in that category.įor wheels, you're looking for Front Suspension and Rear Suspension categories. Here, you can edit your vehicle setup and load configurations, as well as save your own. Select it, and the configuration window opens. Press ESC and look for the gearwheel on the left of the screen. Originally posted by Jim Bob:You do it from the vehicle config menu.
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