At least now all default files should be able to be parsed Improved (but not perfected) jbeam parsing.Patch v0.4.2: Added automatic update checking (can be disabled) and “Delete node” option (right click on a node to open the menu).Patch v0.4.1: Made the “add new component” create JSON friendly validated names.Added “Create component from…” function, so that parts can be duplicated and modified without editing the original.Fixed bug where fullsize.jbeam would be incorrectly parsed.Recoded a major portion of the code, improving editing speeds.(done) Tab index (So you can tab your way through values to edit them easily).(done) Custom node adding (So you can create vehicles from within the editor).(done) Type detection (so numbers will be a number box, booleans will be a check box, etc.).Custom node adding directly from the editor.Component creation by duplicating existing components.Tab index to allow you to quickly move between edit boxes by pressing tab.Type detection for boolean values (so that editing is a checkbox) and decimal/integers (so that saving them does not save them as a string, and maintains the original type).Smart lookahead (so common config arrays will be presented in a multi-column format for easy editing).jbeam parsing, allowing for total flexibility of input It saves automatically as you type, so you can hop back into BeamNG Drive and hit “CRTL+R”, and the config will be loaded! After that, you get a screen with a huge tree on the left, and an editor on the right. jbeam, which is some variant of JSON that I had lots of fun regex-ing to convert to valid JSON. So how does it work?įirst, you might need to tell it where your BeamNG Drive vehicle directory is located (just go into Options->Settings), and then it will scan the chosen directory for vehicle config files. If that’s sold you already, click here to go to the download. Well, useful if you like smashing cars in BeamNG’s Drive: a softbody car physics simulator which is much more fun than it sounds! Here’s the kind of stuff you can do after editing your vehicles: Another desktop application! This one was actually challenging, (which makes a change from other desktop applications I’ve made) and I learned a lot while creating a useful tool at the same time!
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