BeamNG - Mexican Border Map - Bizona Desert - YouTube I'm taking a look at more BeamNG mods as I drive around this amazing map set in the USA/Mexican Border! It's called Bizona Desert.drive Map Mods.

Key Responsibilities: - Installing sealed units, aluminium and UPVC window, door & conservatories.- Carrying out repairs on the above products. The tube frame clips through the body after crashes and is this really odd red tinted black color.On the map you can find various interesting locations: desert off-road places, a saloon, and even a beach. The flares still need work, and the rear ones are just the vanilla dually flares without the lights on them. The track width is still as narrow as possible, which makes no sense when the truck had huge fender flares. Otherwise it's a decent start on what has potential to be a nice mod.Īs of the latest update, the suspension is better, but still isn't as good as you would expect of a trophy truck. To summarize: The model needs to be worked on, the tune needs to be refined and developed more, and there are a few deformation issues. When crashed, the bed and other body parts tends to clip through the tube frame, otherwise the J-Beam didn't seem to be terrible. The textures are goofy and the model is still rough (there are a few places where hard edges are visible in places where it should be smooth). The front flares, while better fitting, still need work as well. The rear flares are effectively just the regular dually flares, which are way too big and don't match the rest of the truck at all.

It's a start, but it isn't close to being a finished product yet. The track width was as narrow as possible, which doesn't make any sense, especially when the mod has such a wide fender flare both front and rear. The suspension tune (on the trophy truck config at least) is pretty bad, and barely handles small bumps on Blackhills. 2/ 5, Version: 1.1.1 After messing around with this for around 30 minutes, it's obvious it still needs work.

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