Together with our diverse set of levels, these properties make BeamNG.tech the ideal platform to develop ADAS as well as highly realistic driver’s training applications. The modding system allows anyone to customize various components of the simulation, be it the vehicle models, assets, scenarios, or the user interaction. The soft-body physics approach allows to faithfully simulate the kinematic properties of our vehicle models and leads to a realistic replication of their driving behavior. BeamNG.tech stands out among the several available driving platforms through its custom soft-body physics engine, detailed modeling of the vehicle subsystems, and high degree of adaptability. The older AI modes (chase / flee / keep distance) are not yet implemented in the new AI system. ADAS researchers and developers use BeamNG.tech as a platform for model-in-the-loop testing and development. Now to use the AI you have to press ESC (A side menu will appear, if it doesnt, delete the Settings folder in Documents/BeamNG.Drive), then go to UI EDIT, ADD APP, AI Control. Driver’s training applications are supported by an immersive simulation environment that can easily be adapted by the distributor to match the desired user interface and vehicle type. Shows everything that Target shows, but with a display of every AI waypoint it plans to use to get to its destination.Simulation platforms are critical components for the evaluation and development of driver’s training applications and intelligent algorithms for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). Also shows the vehicle's route and planned speeds, but includes a record of where the vehicle ended up driving and with how much throttle/brake.
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Shows the vehicle's full route, with a preview of what speed it's planning on driving at at any given point. Shows the vehicle's currently-selected target endpoint, as well as the immediate targets that it follows directly with its steering input.
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This is mostly for map creators to understand the level that they're building, but can also be used to find the names of AI waypoints, useful when setting the ' Target' for Manual mode. Basically shows all of the AI paths in the level. Map: How to preview the AI paths of the level.Debug Mode: Means of previewing the AI, understanding its behavior, and troubleshooting its flaws.Vehicle: Which vehicle the AI should attempt to pursue in Chase mode, or flee from in Flee mode.Target: Which AI waypoint the AI should attempt to navigate to in Manual mode.The AI will attempt to maintain the 'Route Speed' as closely as possible, no slower, no faster (where negotiable). The 'Route Speed' is the maximum speed that the AI will consider. 'Route Speed' will not impact the AI's speed preferences. Mode: How to use the ' Route Speed' setting.Route Speed: How fast the car should go.When set higher, it can ensure the AI doesn't, say, drive a sports car onto an offroading trail. Bumpiness, road damage, surface material, grade, etc. Drivability is a rough, creator-set appraisal for how tough a road is to drive. C/O Drivability: The minimum drivability that a road must possess for the AI to consider using it for a route.If off, the AI will prefer the center of the road, and will take more of a racing line through corners. In Lane: If on, tells the AI to drive exclusively on one side of the road.Speed, cornering speed, acceleration, etcetera, are limited or exaggerated by this setting. Risk: Determines the, well, risks that the AI takes.Stopping: Basically the same as disabled, but before turning off any AI input, it will ensure that the vehicle is stopped.Vehicle will flee from the other vehicle, or the vehicle listed in the ' Vehicle' field. Flee: Same as chase, just the opposite.In the event that there are more than two vehicles, the vehicle will pursue the vehicle listed in the ' Vehicle' field. Chase: The vehicle will pursue other vehicles.The waypoint is defined by the entry in the ' Target' field. Manual: The vehicle will travel toward a pre-selected, fixed waypoint.Like random, but has more variety in its path. However, the vehicle will tend to travel toward areas it hasn't before. Span: The vehicle will travel semi-randomly.Usually used for a basic traffic simulation. Random: The vehicle will travel randomly to any given AI-pathed location.The vehicle will not do anything without player input. AI Mode: The mode that the AI is set to.