The BeamNG team also finessed the way rocks an vehciles interact with each other, enhancing rock-crawling simulation further.īased on dune buggies from the 1960’s, the Autobello Autobuggy uses the Autobello Piccolin as a basis thanks to its rear-engined, rear-wheel-drive layout. Johnson Valley has several rock-crawling lines to allow BeamNG players to test the strengths and weaknesses of both styles of suspension. The car comes in two forms one with the articulated, long-travel suspension, and another with a solid-axle design. The SP Rock Basher is a rock-crawling vehicle designed with articulated suspension to ensure the highest possible ride heights. Thanks to input from Baja racers, the SP Dunekicker realistically mimics bypass shock absorbers, which cleverly use valves to move damper oil around based on the severity of the forces acting on it – a new feature for BeamNG. Featuring huge suspension travel, the Baja truck can travel at ridiculous speeds over rutted landscapes thanks to its big-block V8 engine and outrageously large tyres.
Speaking of the Baja 1000, the SP Dunekicker is based on the typical Baja vehicle – the trophy truck (or Baja truck). As described in our article last week, the area is famous for the Baja 1000 race, where competitors drive as fast as possible across the rugged desert terrain of the Californian peninsula.
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