Hello all! I am kicking off a new YouTube channel everywhere I can to gauge if there is interest in creating realistic cars in Automation. Most YouTubers, when they do mess around with Automation, often make fun stream cars, but not very realistic ones. This channel is about making accurate vehicles for a specific time and place. Please leave any comments or suggestions for the next video either here or on YouTube. Thanks.
This is probably the most informative and detailed Automation video Iāve ever watched. I really appreciate how you explain design decisions and create custom details like the front fenders. Very good video, keep it up
Watched and subscribed, and left a comment on YouTube. Iāll admit, it was a mighty fine looking station wagon.
As for cars Iād like to see done realistically, I suppose I could leave a small list in no particular order, and with no particular demand. If they come up, thatās great. If they donāt, no big deal.
You mentioned an 80ās German Executive in the video, and thatās one Iād enjoy seeing.
A 90ās cheap Japanese Compact wouldnāt be a bad idea, given the popularity of cars like the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla.
Possibly a realistic take on a 60ās American Muscle car, instead of the usual āMuscle car, but we put a V12 or V16 in it, because more is betterā that I typically see on YouTube.
Something late 2000ās to 2010ās crossover / small SUV might also be interesting.
Again, no real order, absolutely no pressure, just ideas for vehicles. (And, yeah, theyāre all vehicles I have more than just a little difficulty with designing. Iām good with most 70ās or 80ās designs, but itās not too hard to design a boxā¦ When things start getting round, I start having trouble.)
Watched it, enjoyed it and learnt why the new 3D fixture stuff was worth the implementation time!
I enjoyed the commentary, would love to see more conversation on how to achieve certain ālooksā via fixture placement, and laughed at the fixture spam whenever you hit stuff in Beam.NG, hahaha!!!
Actually, Audis (except for the small ones like 50, A3, TT) is longitudinal FWD (or AWD). But thatās not very important in this case and the video seems interesting. Actually, you canāt make a realistic 80s FWD Audi clone in Automation if it has not changed very lately because longitudinal FWD canāt be combined with torsion beam rear suspension.
