This is a Cushman Industrial Vehicle similar to the Titan series. This is my first truck (besides the tutorial), so please give feedback. It has a custom dash, custom sounds, and is fully sub-meshed. I also tuned the engine best I could to mimic an electric motor, and it is only about 100 kilos away from the real vehicle weight. Mods are welcome, and encouraged, just remember to give credit. Enjoy!
Author: Racer159
Update (v1.1):
-Stiffened the shocks slightly for a better ride. (Still fun though)
-Added two new skins, Red and Blue.
-Reduced stalling when switching gears, or under high load.
-A few other niceties.
This is something that I've been meaning to make for quite a while, a revamped version of my first scratch-made creation for RoR.
Features:
Fully meshed
Working suspension parts
Working lights, courtesy of the materialflares system
Opening ramp (Ctrl+F3/F4)
Working jack, to make trucks of most heights haul this (Ctrl+F1/F2)
Lots o' ties to keep the most unruly load secure (ropables not included and must be present on the vehicle you are securing)
Plenty of room for even the biggest of your toys (10ft wide x 11ft tall, and 20ft long. It also comes in a 26ft long version)
Credits:
DODGE charger (Me) - Everything
Off-Roader, Excisionized, and ShawnVallance - Beta Testing (A big thanks to them)
Added moving jack
Fixed gap issues with the ramp
Made a basic colors skinpack (Includes Black, White, and Blue skins)
Made an official Dura-Built skinpack
Increased stability of trailer (Doesn't shake as easily)
This is a 1992-2002 Nissan Skyline gtr r34 Monster Energy Edition, With realistic behaviour on different surfaces, it has been fine tuned to be like the real car and has a top speed of 150MPH,It has custom Monster decals/vinyls and has our beloved Ken Block on the roof
Read!
info: this is an mrt version of the manitou telehandler
features:
stabilizers
4 stage extend-able boom
diff locks
quick coupler
rotatable base
controls:
f1-f2: rotate
f3-f4: raise/lower boom
f5-f6: coupler curl in/out
f7-f8: extend/retract boom sections
f9-f10: attachment commands
f11-f12: center stabilizer (only use if on stable flat ground!)
ctrl-f1-f8: raise/lower stabilizers ( each stabilizer is independant so you can stablise yourself on uneven ground)
ctrl-f9-f12: extend/retract stabilizers
this machine was made to work with the attachments made for the manitou 731
to attach to an attachment just drive up to it slowly as it is set to auto-lock!
weighs roughly 16 tons
credits
i haver permission from voulk to use his meshes
Hi! i have recently received permission to release this and I am proud to present you guys with my version of LILGTI and FERRETTANK'S FJ40 . EVERYTHING you see on this truck is from the original truck itself and made by the ORIGINAL authors except for the simex tires and control arms done by me and. I edited the .truck file and some meshes to make everything fit.
PLEASE CHECK FORUM FOR THE LATEST UPDATES! FJ-40-mod
FEATURES:
TRUCK 1 LongJ (truggy)
- stretched body and frame
- 4 link suspension upgrade
- FATALFIE wheel beems
- shock monts for the frame
- large simex tires
TRUCK 2 long normal
i made this to have a more stock look
- larger scale leaf springs
- spring over axle conversion thingy
- slightly smaller simex tires
- weeeew!
alot of thanks to the original authors
lilgti and ferrettank
thanks to fatalfie for his wheel beams!
note.
you may have to move the original truck file for the skins to work but thats it! its pretty stable
UPDATE!
i forgot to include the tuber version all credits go to the same people
fixed window and body placement on the tuber
No more updates
I present to you, the 1915 Ford Model T. This holds the name of the oldest real car ever to be put into RoR. This is the Original "Go everywhere, anywhere" car.
There are 6 versions. There is a Pickup truck (2WD and 4WD), a Sedan, a Coupe, a Touring, and a Junker version. The gear ratios/axle ratios/wheel size/engine power/top speed are all real specifications. The top speed is a physically limited 40 MPH on the dot for all versions except the power-degraded Junker. The Junker's top speed is closer to 30. All versions except the Junker have 21 Horsepower. Junker has around 18. You cannot drive this car in Automatic Transmission mode, as the gap between 2nd and 3rd, then 3rd and 4th are too large for the game to gearshift between them correctly. Thus, you must drive in Manual or Fully Sequential gearbox mode to get up to cruising speed.
These vehicles are not flexbody, and each on average have between 10K and 20K polys total including all 4 wheels. Honk the horn for a sound only '10s - '30s Fords can produce. Aoooga! Sometimes when you turn, it heavily understeers because the front axle is not very strong, so be careful.
Custom sounds are thanks to DODGE charger (thank you!)
All meshes and N/Bs are thanks to myself, Sirendude2011.
Do not mod this vehicle. Treat this like you would a real Model T 100 years of age. Would you (attempt) to hellaflush a Model T? No, so don't do it. Same goes for hydraulics and lifts with mud tires. It is impossible to skin it with anything except solid colors (no designs), so don't try.
Enjoy this historic vehicle! The driving experience is like no other vehicle in RoR history, believe me.
6/4/2013 UPDATE- improved, non-headache-inducing engine sound loops, horn can now be honked properly!
Hey! This is my first mod!
I have modded Box5's ford crew cab 4x4, replacing the default RoR engine sound with a 7.3 powestroke..
It sounds better and MEANER!
I also added a bit more torque and braking
So, basically it's the same as the old one
I had to create a sound script which took a while to learn, but I did it!
Authors are: Box5Diesel (99.9% of the truck), AtomIron.
Here it finally is! The Bombardier ALP-45DP dual powered locomotive.
It comes in two different liveries, AMT (Canada) and NJT (USA).
Both a version of the locomotive in diesel and in electric mode is available, only difference are the sounds and the removed exhausts on electric version.
Please carefully read the instructions BEFORE posting useless questions:
Spawning:
Use the train spawner placed on the map (small building where it says "Trains") or place it on a straight track piece via the .terrn file, DO NOT spawn in the truck spawner this will not work.
Controls:
The ALP uses default truck controls. Always stay in automatic-transmission, it will not shift in the second gear!
F5/F6: to rais or lower the pantograph.
CTRL + 1: change directional lighting
CTRL + 2: front ditch lights
CTRL + 3: front lights
CTRL + 4: rear ditch lights
CTRL + 5: rear lights
CTRL + 6: wipers
(Un)Coupling:
The knouckle couplers couples other trains (using the same coupler, of course...) like other ALP's automatically. When coupled, both carriages are connected to each other ingame. If you want to uncouple two carriages, you need to unlock couplers on BOTH carriages in between you want to uncouple. The ALP has a small lever next to the rear knuckle coupler (with a lock/unlock-sign next to it) that can be grabbed by mouse. Pull to "unlock" position on both carriages and done. Not that complicated.
Thanks to:
sputnik_1 - Without him this would not have been possible. He made trains actually work in Rigs of Rods (as you will see after reading this and testing the locomotive), outgoing from donoteats basic layout design. Furthermore he helped a lot with tweaking the ALP, to make it drive as good as it does. Many many thanks mate!
donoteat - He once had the idea to bring trains to RoR and made the great layout we are now using.
And thanks to the inveted members who tested this!
Update:
Added ropables so it can now be lifted with a crane.
Errors:
Game might crash when you want to couple two ALP's, to avoid this disable high quality refelctive effeckts!
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