Modular Vehicles Guide | Rust Tutorial

Modular vehicles are the newest form of transportation within rust with the most customization compared to other vehicles; However, their noise and maintenance costs makes owning one hard to justify. Vehicles parts can be swapped in and out to customise specifically to your needs, whether that be speed, storage, or armour.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:09 - Modifying
01:25 - Parts
01:27 - Chassis
01:55 - Part Overview
02:15 - Cockpit Module
02:57 - Passenger Module
04:00 - Storage Module
04:28 - Engine Module
05:00 - Engine Parts
06:09 - Driving
06:57 - Decay

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Leaving the bare chassis on a car lift (can be unpowered) will negate the degrading. Keep in mind you'll have to re add a lock to any cockpit modules after adding them back.

[HungryPanda]

holding CTRL in car straightens your vision and switches steering from "A" and "D" to the mouse as the wheel.

[StuffWithWords]

Leaving a car on a powered lift will stop it from decaying!

[ericmaher]

Excellent quality video. I will add that if you remove all the modules from the chassis to leave it bare, it will not decay, and the stored parts neother, obviously. This has the added advantage of not getting your vehicle griefed while offline.

[casualdeadzone]

Man please don't stop making these videos they're so helpful easily the best Rust tutorial channel out here love the content Jfarr.

[bogboysk]

this guy is hands down the most informational rust creator out there

[newbieme]

The amount of work you do is awesome. You give a full information on stuff. I love the way you give out the visual details. You give respect to small details which can be overlooked in an explanation. Keep doing the good work. Have a nice day. :)

[Badguy]

8.5K Subs, only 400 views and 25 comments before this? You deserve a more active viewerbase, because you provide helpful quality content.

[TheCorrectAdam]

ive been watching these guides like crazy

[toaster_toaster]

It's also worth nothing that repairing a car with a vehicle lift is SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper than repairing with a hammer.

[zthr]

You CAN use the cockpit without an engine or armor, but why would you? Engine power stacks. Use 2+ engines if you're already taking one up with a large engine. Always use the engine cockpit unless you're going armored. Large chassis with engine cockpit and 3 large engines or 2 with a storage box = light speed cliffjumping transport. 3 engines and an armored cockpit = I call it, "The Penetrator". You can place the cockpit wherever you like for your driving style, but the far rear makes you the safest when using it as a ram

[ilyarique]

thank you! been adding links to your videos in my discord tutorial channels as im running a newbie-friendly rust server. great videos Jfarr!

[uttermostvids]

Good informative vid.... something u don't see much anymore

[lostdj]

First and this is gonna help me a lot since I love just messing around with cars like making ramps and other stuff

[Xerocrossen]

You deserve more than 100k subs, you have made me way more better and taught me how to get easy loot

[KovarYT]

So happy i had notis on, this helped so much especially since im new

[GhostOfDamned]

Imagine them adding turbos or nitrous oxide 😂😂

[TylerTroutman]

i think this video might be a bit outdated. i think code locks are better than keys.

[chunk]

How do you not have more subs??? These videos are so helpful

[yigittrkingpro]

Always short and good explanation! Keep it up <3