Traffic will now respect all traffic signals on current official maps. Traffic systems in the West Coast USA have received several improvements, including changes to speed limits, improvements to the police infraction system, and more customization options. The editor is getting Import/Export features for the Multi-Vehicle Spawner window, as well as reworked features and design. The update will also include a number of map fixes as well as some changes to the World Editor. Have a look at the documentation for the mission editor here! The editor is still a work in progress so may not be perfectly reliable, but you will be able to use it to make new missions using the existing Mission Types as a template, make completely custom missions, and make your own Mission Types and Editors.

You will also be able to create your own missions using the Mission Editor. More details on what each mission entails will be in the patch notes. The available mission types will include Time Trials and Bus Mode available everywhere, Dragrace on West Coast USA and Gridmap V2, Longjump on Utah, Precision Parking on Italy and East Coast USA, Drift and Gymkhana on Italy and West Coast USA, and Arrive on Italy. Similar to scenarios, missions can be started from within a level and some missions can be customized before starting so that you can tailor your experience. Once the update drops, you will be able to play missions in freeroam mode. The update will also include a full complement of factory custom and racing models for the Pessima.Īn exciting new feature coming in this update is the Mission system. In addition to all of that, the Pessima is also getting a huge number of new parts, including new engine and drivetrain customization, new sport and custom body kits, new spoilers, fender flares, rollcage, racing subframes – essentially the full kit for fancying up your Pessima will be included in this update. The jbeam structure is also being reworked with better deformation and increased detail. To that end, the Pessima will be getting a reworked 3D model with improved detail, proportions, and textures.

With this remaster, we wanted to address both of those things, and raise the vehicle’s performance ceiling. As many of our players have been keenly aware, the 1996 Ibishu Pessima was one of our most content-sparse vehicles with very little in the way of customization or even factory options, and its visual quality was a little lacking. In the vehicle remaster line, we grabbed this opportunity to take the Pessima in hand.

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