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I personally really enjoy driving on off-road tracks or driving heavy vehicles like trailer trucks. However, there are many more features that can be enjoyed besides the crash simulation. Game BeamNG is famous for its realistic physical structure so it is often used for simulating collisions or incident scenarios on the road. For detailed steps or the complete method, please continue reading. Among them, there is an automatic install method and a manual install. To install mods in this BeamNG game, we only need to open the mod page on the BeamNG website then we can choose how to install the mod. There are several ways that we will discuss, such as installing mods manually, and automatically, and also troubleshooting if there are problems during the mod installation process. In this tutorial, we can install or use vehicle mods, maps, scenarios, livery, etc.

Moving the Spawn Sphere simply will not have an effect until you completely unload and reload the level.The following is how to install the mod in the BeamNG game automatically and manually.

For now do not attempt to have 2 terrains in the level. Many changes cause the terrain to lose collision and you'll need to F11 back into the game before unpausing physics - or your vehicle will fall repeatedly.

Don't forget to pause physics when you're putting in work.

Choose your settings, then put the terrain under your truck.

In your Scene Tree, delete everything other than: Sky / Player Drop Points / CameraBookmarks / Physics / vegetation / thePlayer / AIDecalWaypointsGroup.

Pause physics with "J" on your keyboard.

Changes you save will go to your level folder.

Load up the game, open your level, and drop into the editor with F11.

Install Notepad++, it will come in handy before long.

Delete all *.prefab files and all the files in the scenarios folder.

Do not attempt to remove the preview image until you get a new one to replace it with. Edit the info.json file for your new level, fix the name etc.

Use the "Duplicate" command, not the "Rename" command. Use this handy tool to fix the Gridmap into a new level.Extract the actual Gridmap folder from that and put it in C:\Users\your_user_name\Documents\BeamNG.drive\levels - this will become your working directory.Find the stock Gridmap level in a place such as C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\BeamNG.drive\content\levels\GridMap.zip.What you want is to start with the 'shell' of a map with a few things already put in place. You don't really want to make a map completely from scratch - if that's what you wanted you'd already know what to do. Nadeox1, that's your scenario tutorial! Jake Miller, there isn't a complete tutorial for map creation in this game.