Bruckell Ravix | 0.4.2 | New Lights (Patreon)

This update is all about the Ravix’s lighting. What started as a visual cleanup turned into a full pass across nearly every light on the car.

The headlights, daytime running lights, side markers, taillights, brake lights, turn signals, GT3 lighting, and interior lights have all been remapped and given new textures. The lenses and individual lighting elements now have more depth when switched off, look sharper when illuminated, and react more naturally without the excessive glow some of the old materials had.

Damaged lights have also received their own textures and normal maps, so broken housings should look much more convincing after a crash.

Selectable Turn Signals

You can now choose between three turn-signal styles in the Parts Selector:

Filling Signals – sweep across the light before switching off together

Trailing Signals – an animated wave travels across the light

Static Signals – the complete signal flashes at once

The animations work across both the front and rear lights. The surrounding daytime running lights, taillights, and brake lights also respond properly while the signals are active.

Working Interior Lighting

The cabin lighting is now functional and interactive. The left, right, and center overhead lights can each be switched on individually by clicking them inside the car.

Lighting has also been added to the frunk and rear compartment, making the Ravix feel a little more complete when you are exploring it at night.

Additional Changes

Corrected the right brake light

Fixed taillights appearing too dim in their brightest state

Improved headlight, taillight, marker-light, and clear-lens materials

Added proper damaged states for the newly reworked lights

Updated the lighting on all configs with new textures

Made a few more adjustments to paint and clearcoat behavior

Improved the appearance of the interior glass and gauge screens

Fixed the Interceptor skin

Additional small material, model, and attachment fixes

This is one of those updates that is difficult to fully show in a parts list. The Ravix should simply look much better in motion—especially at night, while signaling, or after taking some damage.

As always, thank you for the support and for continuing to send in bug reports and feedback.

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