Changelog
V2.3 BATA
- Contact dirt
- Real wheel spray: each tyre throws droplets of whatever you're driving on - mud, dirt, sand or snow - that fly off the tread and splat where they land.
- Mud splashes: dropping into a hole or landing in mud throws a splash up the side of the car
- Droplet marks: a little spray leaves separate splats that build up into a full coat.
- Water line: driving

Description
Your car gets dirty where it actually would, and stays that way until you wash it.

Features
- Drive on dirt, gravel, sand, mud or snow and your car gets dirty
- Each tyre throws real spray off the tread that flies off and splats where it lands
- Hit a hole or land in mud and a splash goes up the side of the car
- Rub a muddy bank or crash into the dirt and those panels get covered
- The dirt is the colour of the ground: red outback dirt, grey gravel, dark mud, white snow
- Wet mud dries out to pale dust as you drive
- Water washes it off, but only the part that goes under
- Dirty paint goes dull instead of shiny, and the windows get water spots and grime
- Works on all cars (including modded ones)
- Works with Ignition (dynamic fire): run both and the car shows dirt and burns together
- Settings panel with presets (Sealed road, Normal, Outback, Bog), sliders for how fast it gets dirty, spray, dust, splash and drying, a darker/lighter slider, and buttons to wash the car or get it filthy instantly

Opening the Settings Panel
- It opens by itself. Start driving and the "Grime - Dynamic Dirt" panel pops up. You don't need to add anything from the apps menu.
- Click the little triangle on its title bar to fold it up. Drag the title bar to move it and drag a corner to resize it.
- If you closed it with the X, press ~ to open the console, type dynamicDirt.toggleHud() and press Enter.
- No dirt showing? The car has to be wearing the "Grime - Dirt" paint design. Press "Apply the dirt paint design" in the panel to put it on.
- For modded cars: press "Learn the current vehicle now" in the panel and the dirt paint goes on from the next map load.




Credits
astiwhyte