Whenever the car gets too damaged to move, it can easily be respawned with the press of a button and also fully repaired in the process. A sandbox world full of possibilitiesĭue to the fact that this is basically a tech demo of an yet unfinished product, the sandbox world is just a collection of ramps, obstacles and various other curious constructions that enable you to crash the vehicle in any way you can imagine. Hence, regardless of how you manage to crash, the vehicle is able to accurately represent the damage and make it increasingly difficult for you to keep going, since the operational components are affected as well. Whenever your vehicle hits something, or lands harshly after a bold jump, it deforms in a very realistic way, taking into the consideration the speed of the impact and the collision angle. Thus, although nothing is stopping you from driving safely and avoiding the wide variety of ramps spread across the landscape, the fun is kind of lost in the process and you do not get to witness the true power of the game engine. Let your imagination run wildīeamNG.drive is mostly an experiment concerning car physics and their interaction with the environment, especially when it comes to crashes. Thus, it is rather unfeasible to witness how vehicles react in certain situations, because someone must be exposed to a serious injury risk in order to find out.

The beamng watermark is correctly displayed.Although cars are mostly made out of steel, they quickly crumble under their own weight whenever they crash, putting lives at risk in the process. ), but I don't think there were meant to be any. There are no gauges displayed on screen (speed, gear, pedals. Moreover, changing to highest settings of texture and mesh quality and shader quality does not affect framerate (as in windows). Hardware: ASUS E200, Intel Atom x5-z8300, 2 GB RAM 1600 MHz.Įverything is really slow because of my hardware, with lowest settings and 640x360 I get 6~7 FPS (use 'Ctrl+F' in game for FPS readings) in the provided gridmap demo 20~30 FPS if you pause the physics with 'J'. Higher resolutions or better detail, for I lack decent hardware. I also have 'd3dcompiler_437', 'xinput' and 'xact', if something does not work try those. Reading the crash log however it seems that the game demo uses d3dx9_43, so I installed it, too. As suggested in an older test result on MAC OS 10.9, wine 1.6.2: However I also have installed other things:

Without this, the game crashes when the progress bar in the bottom right corner tells 'Nearly done', before the menu is loaded. I installed various things with winetricks. I recall it doing at least 10 FPS in Win 10. Slower than on windows, however I cannot test it now for comparison. ), uses 350 MB of memory and at least 2 CPU cores.ĭoesn't work out of the box but is fixable.

All the menus, everything on low settings, the demo game itself (driving around, crashing, brake lights.

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