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Smart Entities can be converted to regular entities (and back to Smart Entities) at any times in the simulation.Įnables full model building and modification in VR, with immediate real-time feedback using Simcad Pro's On-The-Fly technology.Smart Entities perform collision detection with other entities and dynamically reroute their direction of travel.They do not require pre-defined paths to operate and use the model constraints (Racks, machines, barriers, walls, and other fixed entities) to identify their direction. Smart Entities use the spatial representation of the model to figure out the optimum path to their destination.Smart Entities - Smart Objects, Carriers and Resources.The only remain is a Grand Marshall in which Gavril was testing the engine. The turbo version never got to be fully tuned and was never sold. Thus, the super exclusive but not so expensive V12 LWB Grand Marshal hit the roads. Only about a hundred units had been made at that time, but in order not to waste them, Gavril decided to fit them to the Grand Marshall, which was easy because it was the car that they were using to test the engine in the first place. Unfortunately due to the financial situation the project was cancelled at the very last moment, just after production for the V12 block had started. This was not enough for the application, so Gavril decided to stick 4 Barrett Turbos to it, to build the perfect plumber's nightmare. It produced about 300hp and 440 lbft (~600Nm) in a very smooth way in its NA form. Although the base engine was the 4.5, which would give 6.75L as a V12, since the application was meant to be sporty, the stroke was reduced for increased revs and responsiveness, thus resulting in "just" 6L, and a conservative redline of over 7000 rpm.

Gavril started a performance related project, for which they took 2 modular V8s, removed 2 cylinders from each, and thus created a 90º V12. Replaced radiator with HD Drag radiator in V12 config Fully custom engine model (save for the block) The final addition to this mod: the Quad Turbo version of the V12 There is a config with this engine included.

Torque curve and main sound sample is from Automation, but it has been tweaked.

Gavril V12 engine, with custom ECU and Sound.

More expensive versions, including Taxi and Police use the thick C-pillar.

Cheap LWB variants have the windowed version: fleet, BCPD, etc.

Now you can choose between both windowed and window-less C-pillar.

Config information now has actual weight information.

Fixed some interior geometry on the C pillars.

The LWB configs now include Heavy Duty shocks and springs to make up for the extra weight.

The weight is realistically distributed between the frame, the body (doors and glass) and the rear running gear.

The LWB, which is 6in longer than the SWB, now weighs 200lbs more, as it should.

Windowless C-pillar (might add the stock one back in an update) (Added!).

Working skins (although the rust/old ones are a bit shoddy).

Compatibility with pretty much any of the standard GM parts.

Pre-made LWB configs (albeit not all of them,).

This is also an exercise to better understanding modding for a bigger project, mainly regarding texturing.

#Automation game v12 not fitting mods#

A friend suggested that there are a lot of LWB mods now, but not for the Grand Marshal, a car that really deserves it.