Car Editor
[h2]Hey everyone! [/h2]
This time, we’d like to take you a little behind the scenes and show a tool we’ve been working with to make development faster and more flexible - the Car Editor. While it’s not something players will interact with directly, it plays a big role in how cars are added and refined in Car Rental Simulator.
The Car Editor allows us to quickly set up vehicles by assigning the right parts and making sure everything fits together correctly. It also lets us place photo points on each car, which are later used when creating rental listings, as well as define trash spawn points and fine-tune how mess appears inside the vehicle.
On top of that, the tool makes it easy to link parts together so they move and behave as a group. This helps us iterate faster, test different setups, and adjust vehicles without rebuilding everything from scratch each time.
Tools like this might stay in the background, but they help us move quicker, experiment more, and focus on making the in-game experience smoother and more consistent. We’re happy to finally give you a small peek at how some of this work gets done.
Let us know what you think, and we’ll see you in the next devlog!
PS. We encourage you to check out and add the free slice of Police Chief Simulator: Prologue – Early Days by our friends from Perfect Circle Team to your wishlist.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4224800/Police_Chief_Simulator_Prologue__Early_Days/
And while waiting for Car Rental Simulator, be sure to check out the first game in the series - Car Dealer Simulator.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2404880/Car_Dealer_Simulator/
This time, we’d like to take you a little behind the scenes and show a tool we’ve been working with to make development faster and more flexible - the Car Editor. While it’s not something players will interact with directly, it plays a big role in how cars are added and refined in Car Rental Simulator.
The Car Editor allows us to quickly set up vehicles by assigning the right parts and making sure everything fits together correctly. It also lets us place photo points on each car, which are later used when creating rental listings, as well as define trash spawn points and fine-tune how mess appears inside the vehicle.
On top of that, the tool makes it easy to link parts together so they move and behave as a group. This helps us iterate faster, test different setups, and adjust vehicles without rebuilding everything from scratch each time.
Tools like this might stay in the background, but they help us move quicker, experiment more, and focus on making the in-game experience smoother and more consistent. We’re happy to finally give you a small peek at how some of this work gets done.
Let us know what you think, and we’ll see you in the next devlog!
PS. We encourage you to check out and add the free slice of Police Chief Simulator: Prologue – Early Days by our friends from Perfect Circle Team to your wishlist.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4224800/Police_Chief_Simulator_Prologue__Early_Days/
And while waiting for Car Rental Simulator, be sure to check out the first game in the series - Car Dealer Simulator.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2404880/Car_Dealer_Simulator/