Exhaust Modifier

This feature is supported as of BeamNG.tech and .drive version 0.6.0 to latest.

Exhaust modifiers are additional parameters used on exhaust nodes to modify exhaust noise and afterfire.

Their modifier is applied if they are part of an exhaust tree that is connected to the engine, allowing you to have an exhaust that can be removed in crashes, causing the car to become louder.

You can have multiple nodes with exhaust modifiers on the same tree, with their coefficients getting multiplied. This means that if you have, for example, 2 nodes with an afterfire visual coefficient of 0.5 on the same exhaust will result in a total afterfire visual coefficient of 0.25.

Arguments

afterFireAudioCoef

name

number

type

default

Multiplier of how much afterfire audio effects are produced (pops and bangs)

afterFireVolumeCoef

name

number

type

default

Multiplier of how loud the afterfire audio effects are (pops and bangs)

afterFireMufflingCoef

name

number

type

default

Multiplier

afterFireVisualCoef

name

number

type

default

Multiplier of how much afterfire visual effects are produced

exhaustAudioMufflingCoef

name

number

type

default

Multiplier of the exhaust muffling. 0 is fully muffled and 1 is fully unmuffled.

The multiplication is done using the inverse of this coefficient. Meaning 2 nodes with a coefficient of 0.5 muffling will actually result in 0.75 muffling.

exhaustAudioGainChange

name

number

type

default

Volume change (in dB) of the exhaust sound.

Unlike the other values, these add up along the exhaust tree.

Simple Example

["exh6",0.82,0.60,0.2, {"selfCollision":false,"afterFireAudioCoef":0.0,"afterFireVisualCoef":0, "exhaustAudioMufflingCoef": 0.2, "exhaustAudioGainChange":-6}],

Exhaust Modifier

Arguments

afterFireAudioCoef

afterFireVolumeCoef

afterFireMufflingCoef

afterFireVisualCoef

exhaustAudioMufflingCoef

exhaustAudioGainChange

Simple Example

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