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1. triangles is not a valid section, to add collision triangles you're meant to use submesh. See https://docs.rigsofrods.org/vehicle-creation/fileformat-truck/#submesh. Example: submesh cab ;the format is node1, node2, node3, flags (c for collision) 0, 1, 2, c 0, 2, 3, c ...and so on. 2...

Managed to fix it, also baked AO while i was at it. You should probably replace the ground grid though.

Since you're making a meshed terrain i suppose you could take bowl arena as an example

your .terrn2 file appears to be a old terrain file for 0.3x, see https://docs.rigsofrods.org/terrain-creation/terrn2-subsystem/

Look at your previous screenshot, notice anything wrong? Scale should be set to 1 when exporting (CTRL+A -> Scale). hope this helps.

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open console and type as game.getCurrentTruck().getHandle().scaleTruck(<number>), replacing <number> with the scale you want. if you go lower than 1.0 you will likely have to use the node/beam utility and lower spring and damping on everything to reduce instability, though there is a limit even...

Small sisu on top of normal sisu on top of large sisu

The terrain being broken is probably caused by WS3.0, you could try turning it off if that's an option But whoah those graphics are insane!

you can use tab to select fields and set even more stupid values (zero or even negative damping for example)

FlightGear, SEPECAT Jaguar, Grand Canyon

Likely software rendering. My guess is that you accidentally disabled gpu passthrough. The error in the screenshot suggests some libraries have been compiled with a more recent version of glibc than the one in the linux container. Try updating it.

yeah got down to 12 fps once they crashed M(elt)V4S