My Virtual World’s living-world update shipped with a presentation bug in the campaign screenshots: the vehicle wheel meshes were rotated the wrong way.
v1.0.62 corrects vehicle wheel orientation across the traffic fleet. Wheels and hubs now align front-to-back with each vehicle’s direction of travel, so the tires visually roll down the road as intended.
The broader living-world upgrade is still here. The goal remains the same: make the simulation read like a place instead of a grid of systems.
Highlights:
- Richer deterministic trees, flowers, rocks, grass patches, and terrain details
- Smarter road clearance around asphalt, curbs, sidewalks, gutters, intersections, and end caps
- Transparent building windows with segmented facade geometry
- Dynamic commercial roof systems and detailed residential pitched roofs
- Automatic sliding doors
- Ambient birds that perch, walk, take off, fly, land, and react to nearby agents
- Detailed cars, trucks, vans, and buses
- Smooth lane-aware traffic with curved intersection turns and spacing
- Smooth performance despite the visual upgrade
The release notes cover the wheel-orientation fix and verification work:
https://github.com/eliautobot/my-virtual-world/releases/tag/v1.0.62
This correction replaces the earlier campaign imagery. The world still looks more alive; now the vehicles look mechanically right too.
