BeamNG Drive 0.31 Has Arrived... Here's What's New
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:52 The New T-Series
8:31 New Trailers
12:29 T-Series vs CJA
14:03 What's Next For BeamNG?
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Whats your favorite part of 0.31?
the cab over I've been watching for 3 or 5 years
trocc
Truck
The 31 (so basically everything new)
just the fact the t series was updated
I'm a Professional Truck Driver. This is making me feel *VERY* good. The T-Series sleeper is inspired by a Kenworth Aerodyne sleeper from the early 90s/2000s, but the truck is inspired by old International 9300 headlights. Super excited for cabovers, I've always wanted to own my own in real life. American style cabovers beat Euro cabovers in looks 10/10.
That blue switch, I believe is a timer to do with the engine starting. It's to warm up your truck/cool down your truck before you start/end the day. I've never dealt with trucks running this kind of a setup.
The "Jake brake" (Jacobs Engine Braking system) is electronic variable valve timing that turns the engine into effectively a giant air compressor. Because Diesel engines don't use a throttle body a conventional gasoline would use, they can't really slow down just by letting off the gas. Semi trucks have 4 main ways of slowing down. Jake brake, friction brake, exhaust brake and the side of a building. Exhaust brakes don't slow you down that much, friction brakes fade and fail, Jake brakes can overrun. The combination of all 3 keeps a driver safe on the road.
Twin stick transmissions, a drive and an aux box. 5 forward gears and a 4 aux making a total of 20 forward gears...
When you push in the trailer air supply without a trailer, you're venting your reserve air into the atmosphere. IF it gets too low, it'll automatically pop back out and cut its self off. Usually it's too late. The yellow button is the air supply to the spring brakes, keeping them open. Once your truck loses air, they "dynamite" and there's no more air keeping the springs open, applying the brakes at about 3000lbs of force.
Those funny mechanical implements on that orange container hauler hold containers in place. I don't know how strong they are in a crash, I've never hauled containers.
Dev here, yeah if you have any feedback, especially if you have driven these trucks in real life let me know :D!
@@ferrettankror1 There's only one real discrepancy I can see right now, the 10 speed transmission is effectively a 5.5 speed.
The Overdrive button isn't really a range selector but a gear splitter, adding about an extra 500RPM onto every gear (a half gear). Nothing too wrong with it, but it would accurately be a 5 speed with a lo-hi selector. Took a bit of getting used to, but I'm happy with it either way.
They’re pretty strong, I’d say they’re comparable to a king pin in strength. You can easily pick up a the tractor and trailer with them.
@@690_5 awe sweet thanks for the feedback, ill ask about this :D
Hey there, I have my Class A CDL in America as well and drive big rigs daily. Mostly dump trucks and hydrovac trucks. Although I haven’t had a chance to play the update for myself I just wanted to congratulate you on a job well done. This is extremely accurate. I’d love to talk further about this. Where would be a way to contact you?
The T600 Special is a nod to Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Nice touch from the BeamNG devs.
Such an amazing scene! Iconic
i need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle
Something that has always been missing in BeamNG is reactive environments.
Now, when you hit a chain-link fence with a semi truck, the truck gets totaled. But in reality, the fence is getting messed up and the truck, not so much. Light poles, trees, buildings, even smaller rocks and such should react to impact by deforming, crumbling crushing or moving (or all of the above if appropriate)
But, I'm sure that would chew up a TON of processor and make even higher tier PC's go into a meltdown of sorts.
There already are chainlink gates, street signs and street lamps that deform, but you need to place them down yourself. You're probably right about the performance though. But maybe it could be programmed in a way that the destructible objects only turn destructible when the player is near.
I'm so happy they updated the truck. If they keep expanding the road maps, trucking missions could be really fun. I hope they keep adding parts to vehicles too- the tuning is a blast
i would love to see them connect alot of the maps together
what you heard is the jake brake. What it does is it slightly retards the timing of the exhaust valve in the engine so on the combustion stroke; instead of the piston going down to produce power; the exhaust valve opens and the ignited mixture gets pushed out the exhaust (hence why you hear that distinct popping sound; that's the combustion cycle being sent out the exhaust). Hope this explanation helps. It was invented because trucks used to wear their brakes out going down steep grades so they needed another way to slow these beheamoths down. So why not turn the engine into a braking device; hence engine brake or jake brake (named after the company that invented it)
I'm sorry but that explanation of a jake brake is completely wrong... . Basically, when you let of the go-go pedal, a blend of mechanical and solenoid actions completely change when the exhaust valve is open. Basic 4-stroke operation is 1-intake, 2-compression, 3-combustion/power, and 4-exhaust. When Jake brake is working, the 1st stroke is normal (in a diesel its just air), the 2nd stroke is key though because compression takes work or energy. This compression during the second stroke (both intake and exhaust valves are closed) is "driven" or created by the rolling drivetrain. The compression is then released at the top of the 2nd stroke by opening the exhaust valve to relieve cylinder pressure. All the work the drivetrain did to create the compression is released to the atmosphere and lost but that is the whole point to assist with braking and slowing down the rig. The popping sound is hearing the release of compressed air. 3rd stroke has no compression or fuel to ignite and the 4th stroke is also doing nothing because there is nothing to "exhaust".
The biggest reason compression braking is needed on a diesel is because they don't have a throttle like a gas engine does. In a gas engine, you get enough engine braking with the normal valve timing because it pulls a vacuum against the throttle valve. Diesels don't pull a vacuum, so the engine doesn't perform much work at all to pull in air and without popping the exhaust valve early, most of the energy used to compress the air is returned in the (non-)power stroke when it expands again.
On older engines the jake brake valve opened directly to the atmosphere, making that distinctive super loud rumble, but more modern engines either use the regular exhaust valve or route both through the muffler to cut down noise.
@@TommyBravo but overuse of a Jake brake can be extremely hard on the valve train to where it can cause very expensive damage!(back in my heavy equipment school days, we had a Sterling Acterra come in with a blown up caterpillar 3406E and it turned out that overuse of the Jake brake had snapped off several exhaust valves in a cylinder and completely shattered the aluminum two piece piston. The whole engine had to be inframe rebuilt! I actually have several pictures saved somewhere of all of the carnage)
@@digitalrailroader I've never heard of overusing a jake, maybe you're thinking of using the jake at too high of an RPM, that will definitely cause issues.
@@averyw.3939 whatever the actual cause was, it did some serious damage to that 3406E.
It would be nice to have a dynamic dirt system.
I can’t even imagine the performance hits that will bring 😅
@@RakanA I swear beamng is less and less optimized every version, my computer can barely run it now at 60 fps
@@f3rny_66 sameeee. I’m at 60fps when I used to get around 100
@f3rny_66 bro, how I went from 60 to 90 avarage?
and realistic car sinking so when your car is fully submerged in water it slowly fills up and sinks
edit: and it also floats on the water for a while
Damn! SCS software should see this! That's how trucks should behave in ATS. It's much closer to real physics than the ATS. Because there, the tucks feel like on rails. And I'm not even talking about a crash model. Because it's just impossible to implement it with such an old engine that SCS is using. Or we just need to wait till someone converts the map from ATS to BeamNG. It would be sick!
Exactly Ats only makes plastic trucks
Except that’s very likely never going to happen, for licensing reasons because manufacturers don’t like their trucks being destroyed, bring on the thumbs down I dare you
Steering is better in ats. And the trucks look better.
@@noahater5785 dude... are you really trying to play the villian card... on an american truck simulator opinion.. im so confused
ats map never be in beam ng. Big maps on beam ng look absolute horrible and super unfinished.
I love that the devs are actually updating things instead of letting the modding community keep the game alive like many other games.
I love that zoomers are so used to shitty cash grab game devs that they think it's shocking to see game devs doing their job and maintaining a game.
@@MrWolfSnack I've played a lot of games that have a modding community keeping it alive while the devs don't add any extra content in updates. I don't play any games that have micro transactions plastered everywhere.
@@MrWolfSnackthat’s just the world we live in today bro ain’t got nothing to do with Zoomers. Everyone has grown to distrust
It's a good idea if devs take ideas from the mod community and program them professionally into the game. On the other hand, it would be ridiculous if the implementation was worse than the mod itself
@@razank8996 I agree. Like with skater xl the devs just have up and let the modding community keep the game alive until session came out and then it just died.
Compression release engine braking (Jake brake) is using back-pressure on pistons to slow the vehicle in order to assist and conserve the normal wheel brakes. You can think of this like putting your finger over a hose that you're also trying to blow through or pushing an old-fashioned, manual tire pump with your finger over the nozzle.
Engines are big air pumps, so adding back-pressure makes it harder for the engine to turn, thus providing braking action so long as the engine is still connected to the drive wheels through the transmission. It's literally an "engine brake" instead of a wheel brake.
As diesel engines have very high compression ratios, there is a *lot* of pressure in the cylinder when the jake brake does release and this causes the very loud popping when that air is released. Jake brakes are outlawed in many city limits, but can be annoying if you live near a highway, interchange, or steep grade. They are very useful, though.
If they add mud and snow physics this could be the best construction and offroad simulator ever
Needs snow runner physics
Would Be cool but just imagine how tough it would be to run
@@JustBurnOilSnowrunner terrain deformation ass. Even Spintires and Mudrunner felt more believable. I'd rather BeamNG model terrain that correlates with reality than whatever Sabre did there.
BeamNG is driving simulator. Which means it'll simulate construction and off-road vehicles very well.
I don't know if you have heard yet, but previously, the file name for the T Series was "semi" but in 0.31, they changed it to "us_semi". This kind of tells us that a European truck could possibly come next update. If not, it might come after.
I could see that. They already have European cars, so a European truck or two seems fair.
I’d rather a new car
I LOVE the sound of an engine brake its also called a jacob brake so yes my favorite update right before the last gambler 500 and the conquer the desert update
I love the little Pug Face trucks! Such cute and versatile options! The hood on the trucks just get SLAMMED shut 🤣
ENGINE BRAKES?! I was playing the other day thinking someone needs to make this happen. BeamNG devs have done it again!
not sure if your at all interested, but essentially the parking brake on rigs is a very powerful springs on each brake caliper. you need air to release the springs before you can move.. thats what the air supply is for, and well also for things like airbag suspension or other trailer accessories like opening cargo valves
@9:15
I'm a real life trucker and it happened to me ONCE, where the "kingpin" went over the "fifth wheel" and prevented me from moving forward, what a fucking nightmare, I had to slowly, slowly crank up the trailer, and lower my truck's suspension to clear the kingpin and finally move forward, then slowly crank the trailer back down enough that the pin would lock with the fifth wheel.
Finally I can relive my nightmare in a videogame!
Might be a stretch but i feel like when their ready to, the devs can combine some of these USA based maps into one big connected one for free roam and hopefully the career mode in the future.
i agree with this it would be cool to have a extremely big map like that
Imagine connecting West Coast with East Coast 🤣. I'd rather they expand the current maps in the future when it's possible to dynamically render the maps.
@@kak8895 I agree, definitely want three to finish them out first, just when I see Johnson Valley (I think that’s what the desert map is called, the refresh of Utah Earlier this year I’d imagine they add a “Midwest” and “southern” map maybe then we’d get the dynamic map I
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If you guys havent, go to garage there is now a "Decals" section, it looks like we can actually make our own custom paints INGAME ._.
You're joking, right?
Time to inscribe free candy on the h series
go on the the game right now. you will see just that. its NOT a joke .-.
I would absolutely love to see a iteration of the big 3 truck series. Light duty and heavy duty. I would so love to have a f150 i can make into a massive long travel suspension pre runner or a lowered single cab drag truck. Oh man that would be the stuff
1st and 3rd D-Series is the closest thing to an F-150 look-a-like
I know I can’t believe they haven’t added a modern pickup truck yet. An F150 Raptor or TRX would fit another slot BeamNG needs.
Rumble Strip sound is called a Jake brake. It uses the engine compression to slow the truck down and you were hearing compression pops.
Maybe they can overhaul the explosions and fire in the game and have the vehicles get dirty depending on the terrain
Neil, that noise is a compression brake. truck engines use them to aid in stopping very heavy loads. the service brakes alone will overheat on long descents. most "jake" brakes as theyre called are in sets of 3 usually controlling special valves in 2 cylinders each. at the top of each cylinder is a 5th valve that is opened near the top of the compression stroke. the sound you hear is the compressed air being released out of that 5th valve. usually theres 3 switches. 1 for cylinders 1 and 2, a second for cylinders 3 and 4 and if you need stop real quick the 3rd switch can be flipped to engage all 6 compression brakes. they usualy wont engage until the brake pedal is pressed.
This is HUGE! ATS with proper physics. Now we just need a trucking career mode
Can't wait to make Optimus Prime with the new cabover T-Series! It's so good that that thing finally got an update!
I very much second a modern pickup truck in the game, with a full model range, including Raptor/TRX and electric version, alongside all kinds of different sizes
And Bumblebee using the modern muscle car
Yep, Bruckell has the engines to support a modern Full-Size Pick-Up Truck, along with a modern Full-Size SUV based on the same chassis of course!
Regarding things we´d love to see:
For me, that would be a junkyard map with a working press and some sort of an excavator with a grappler attachment to take cars apart.
That crash into the guardrail (10:40) was spit-take hilarious! Can't wait to sink my teeth into this latest update!
Imagine if you could shift by grabbing the shifter with node grabber lol
😂
This just makes me want one of those really long multipart trailers, you know, the ones that are like three connected trailers they use for hauling really long loads
That’s the Jake brake, named after the real life company that invented it, Jacobs Vehicle Systems
I’m sad they updated the gas prices in west coast. I can’t live in a fantasy and escape the reality of my bank account getting drained when ever I fill up.
Also I’d love if we got a front end loader with forks as an option. The little forklift mod isn’t enough to move cars around when I set up a junkyard
I’d love to have one of those specialized container lifters that you see in ports.
The trailer air supply supplies the trailer and the truck itself air to slow its self down, sorta like the engine brake. You'd use it even without a trailer to my knowledge
It is actually the reverse. Air supplied to the brakes keeps them from engaging. when you hit the brake pedal you are cutting air to the brakes which then activate mechanically with springs. Its a safety thing. If you ever loose air supply, it is better to have the truck stop and not be able to move then to have no way for it brake or stop.
Ah, sorry. My knowledge to semi-trucks isn't much, I just enjoy them.@@TommyBravo
@@TommyBravo First part is correct, but every truck I've worked on applies air to the other side of the brake chamber to override the park brake release when you hit the brake pedal.
Please try the WCUSA street circuit mod, it’s a really nice track that I think you guys would enjoy racing on.
I think the cab over variant is my favourite thing about this update as well as the mirrors on the truck.
Ah yes. The ol Jake brake. Used to work 6am-6pm thurs-sunday at one of those bookstores, and it sat maybe 50 yards from I40 in TN. Boi do I have some stories lol
The orange chassis trailer with the locking pins is for hauling CONNEX boxes (aka containers) The containers have holes to receive locking pins for securing, lifting (cranes), and stacking (port yards) for transport (chassis trailer via road, stacked on train, or stacked in a cargo ship).
Anyways it's ABOUT time they added the ability to reset a single tuning value because yes IDK why was this not from the beginning, AND IT WAS A PAIN THAT RESET BUTTON WAS LIMITED TO ALL!!😪
Oh man. The new T-Series vehicles look amazing, as well as the new trailers! I certainly can imagine the amount of fun it will bring in BeamMP 😲
I also expect construction vehicles to appear at some point as well, especially from what this new update has! We'll have to see... 👍
Oh holy cow I was like I’ve always had mirrors but I just noticed I’ve never seen my own vehicle in the mirror so that’s so cool! Wow!
If there gonna be a ground deformation update, construction equipment would be actually awesome
I know Beam doesn't get to use official vehicle brand names, but the vehicles do tend to be modelled after real-world vehicles.... in that sense, to potentially answer your question at 4:00, since the Gavril T-Series looks kinda like an International, I would hazard a guess and say that right there is commonly called a "Jacobs Brake". these work by cutting fuel to the engine, using the piston compression stroke to create resistance on the drive shaft, thereby using the driving wheels to brake. the loud sound that comes out the exhaust stacks would be the cylinder valves opening while the piston chamber is under pressure, creating a crazy loud "pop" sound from each one.
interesting side note here: here in South Africa these International trucks are pretty popular choices as tow-trucks for other trucks... the vibrations from the Jacobs Brakes is so intense, that most of these big tow-truck drivers actually need to wear kidney belts while driving.. pretty hectic stuff.
Ok I’m not much of a semi expert myself, but I do know what the clamp things on the trailers do. A lot of work goes into balancing weight when trucking. It gives better mileage and handling. This should be done ahead of time however, but if they make a mistake and a weight station dings it as over weight they can pull over unclamp the clamps and drive a few slots with the rear wheels stationary to try and distribute the weight so it weighs correctly. I recommend looking this up since I have no background in the matter, but American Truck Sim doesn’t even have this!
construction vehicles with actual sand/dirt and blocks would be amazing. this game is already one of the best driving games ever (my favorite personally and i’ve only been playing it for 4 weeks), and i know it’ll continue to get much better 🔥
I want an 80’s import mini truck in the game. You can lift them, lower them, race them, use them as work trucks, everything.
Basically Large Kei Trucks? Because i know those Mini-Trucks that are the Actual Work Vehicles unlike the Pickups and I definitely know those Mini-Trucks that are just Very large Kei Trucks that are basically the Backbone of my City/Economies Backbone
Beamng is getting so much better by the year and I can’t wait what is next. 😊❤
TY for the update!
They also added some Map stuff, I am subbed to the offical BeamNG channel.
3:17 As someone who currently lives alongside 70, I can attest to the fact that that is still the nightly playlist, especially when the sound is getting carried by the wind
Finally
Something nice to base the European truck mod on!
A modern Euro-cabover with a V8 would be cool
Yeeees, I have been waiting for this update for so long, incredibly psyched about!
NICE NIEL I WANTED TO SEE A VID OF THIS
At this point the game is getting better for the second
The sound is called a retarder a lot of people call it a Jake break but Jake is a brand of retarder it’s basically an exhaust brake that helps the engine slow the truck down
@Neilogical the engine brake what you've heard it's also called by truckers for truckers: the J-Brake. And i love that sound also than the smell of diesel and gasoline the whole day😁👍🏽
i dont know why i just subscribed until now??? love the vids and i think the road train is my favorite part of .31
I've always loved the looks of the old cabover (flat nose) trucks and seeing them in the new update just makes me wanna get this game even more. Just gotta get a PC first...
This looks awesome! Is there a way to make all the traffic vintage cars to increase the immersion?
I implore BeamNG devs to set their sights on more heavy industrial vehicles. The T-series is an excellent start and I hope that we see some official content for tracked vehicles (e.g. bulldozer, excavator....maybe even military tank) at some point. I know that it's very difficult to make reliable beam models for tracks (because they bind up easily when doing maneuvers) but hopefully the devs can figure it out.
Should we also get a separate brand of semi truck since the T-series looks more like a Peterbuilt, we definitely need a kenworth equivalent.
I was watching camodo when i saw THIS
Engine brake basically turns the engine into a compressor
Seeing this puts a big dum smile on my face
I hope to see a racing update
first time I got my CDL Class A was back in '95. The details they've added to the game now have me so friggin' happy. about to open up and start playing myself. :D
I'd like to see either an american sports car or an old european sports car like a porsche
Dear Neil beamNG has made a hole video on how to attach a trailer, I recommend you watch it
LETS GOOO FINALLY 0.31
Really, enjoy the intro
i really like the international corn binder too. suprised they included that
I'd have to agree with you where this game could end up, I'd love to see BeamNG be just like Truck and Logistics Simulator but with the construction side added also
Love the intro 😎
Ironically the T-series may be the best sounding vehicle in the game. Would be cool to see the rest of them updated to sound this realistic
also, that bad guy truck i believe is the semi from the original Terminator movie back in the day!
I’ve been waiting for something like this to come to beamng I love Ats and have always wished could do more Ats stuff in beamng
As a truck driver, these are pretty accurate. The "american patriot" is a kenworth w900 aerodyne 1990s model i believe.
3:37 I live next to i-75 can confirm that night time sound
Ive always wondered what that sound was. The engine break. My life is complete. I live right next to a highway so 24/7 I hear that.
Watching this update from the plane!
I'd love to see them use the sound of a Pneumatic starter on startup of the cabover
Yea I just got the new update and it’s AWESOME!
if you have this kinda of vehicle what you really need is a big map, like The Crew 2 big
old-timey batman kind of transitions are great
Beam ng would would be absolutely crazy if they had terraforming code like mudrunner/spintires, then you add a voxle system and add construction equipment that'd be even crazier.
The engine braking noise is called a Jake brake, it prevents the driver from only using the wheel brakes and overheating them
Oh am I excited for the new mods people are going to make for the new updated semi trucks gonna be cool this update was long awaited!!!
The functional mirrors is g9nna be a game changer for my role playing
Yes finally let's go
You’re great at these videos! Love them
Oooo man i do love me the sound of the jake brake
3:17 I know nothing about trucks, but I think that sound is also called a Jake brake.
I have a feeling I'm wrong about this.
3:54 it is called Jake brakes the sound is when they are slowing the truck down. I drive on i 70 all the time so you might have heard it from me or my dad's truck
this is prolly my favorite update yet
interior design looks good. i love snowrunner because driving off road and heavy mud super fun. every road gives you interesting puzzle and you feel that atmosphere. BeamNG also have great physics but map and quests system need work. This game need more things, just crash testing become boring quick. This good physics deserve amazing maps, quests like snow and mudrunner. i love İnterior design specially with beamNG. rain drops and dust, mud on the glass also make this game better.
The career mode imo is the best thing added! Its so nice with the delivery system, also t series and the otter smaller changes are all epic!!!
I was wondering if they added Jake Brakes to the trucks... and then he showed them off. The brief version of why the hell it's so loud is - you're hearing the raw engine noise straight out of the cylinder and is decompresses, bypassing the exhaust. It's so trucks can actually stop efficiently without having to bleed off all of the inertia and residual airflow when the driver takes his foot off the gas.
New version lets gooooo 🚗🚛
Hell yeah trucks. Stay awesome Neil.
Eta - Cab over love.
That big black button is for the PTO. I think it works for the dump trailer
The new trailers and the t series remaster are awesome i love the new cab design
I'm loving this update so much
the first truck you showed sounds like my truck in american truck simulator
Nice detail on the truck though.
Neil, traffic is a little more fun if you set the ai to flee.
Might make for some more funny moments while driving.