OE ATV v1.0 0.40.x

OE ATV

An ATV for BeamNG. Almost every component can be swapped via the configuration menu—use the stock version or build your own unique machine. The 3D models were provided by the author, Pure; additional parts, including new tires, rims, and other components, have been created from scratch.

Configurations

- 28 variants: ranging from factory-stock models to setups for dunes, sand racing, street racing, motocross, off-roading, and trail riding. A "stripped-down" chassis and a lightweight Banshee version are also available.

Engines

- Options include a 250cc two-stroke, a twin-cylinder Banshee 350, and engines from the TRX450R, YFZ450, LT-R450, and Raptor 700R—each with its own specific transmission, exhaust system, and unique engine sound.

- Performance upgrades available: exhausts, carburetors, reed valves, cylinder porting, big-bore and stroker kits, ignition systems (CDI/ECU), flywheels, sprockets, and radiators.

Parts

- Yamaha Banshee bodywork with functional headlights, plus 10 additional body kits (each with its own selection of front ends, fenders, air intakes, and seats).

- Frames, swingarms (including extended versions), A-arms, handlebars, grips, handguards, bumpers, and nerf bars.

- Five brands of shock absorbers, with "race" and "freestyle" versions available for each, featuring unique performance characteristics. - Tires for all types of terrain, including specialized "paddle" tires for dune riding, along with a wide selection of additional wheels and tires.

- 20 paint options and 22 pre-made graphic designs (liveries).

- Dune-ready versions come equipped with a safety flag pole featuring a fabric flag that flutters in the wind.

Rider

- Choose from seven different rider models; an "invisible" rider option is also available (the character's weight remains, however).

- The rider leans into turns, operates the levers and gear shifter, shifts their weight backward during hard braking, and dismounts the ATV in the event of a rollover.

- The left stick (or the T/G keys on a keyboard) controls the rider’s forward or backward lean. While in the air, this allows you to adjust the pitch (tilt) of the ATV.

Mud and Dust

- Mud, dust, and sand accumulate on both the ATV and the rider, depending on the surface you are riding on. Water washes away the buildup.

- In first-person view, mud and water splashes can land on your goggles. Pressing L3 (or the Y key on a keyboard) allows you to tear off a protective film layer.

Settings

- Adjustable sliders for tire grip, brake bias, rider weight distribution, in-air control, mud accumulation, screen dirt/splatter, and engine volume