Beta Realistic AI Traffic Behaviors

Realistic AI Traffic Behaviors Overhauls BeamNG's traffic AI so it actually feels like people are behind the wheel — not the same robot copy-pasted a hundred times. Every car on the road gets one of 60 dynamic personalities: pensioner, late-for-work, trucker, tourist, racer, and plenty more. They don't all drive the same speed, leave the same gaps, or have the same patience, and they can shift mid-drive: get cut off enough, survive a crash, or just cruise calmly for a while, and the driver next to you reacts accordingly. They react to the road, the weather, the time of day, accidents up ahead, and to you specifically — flash your lights, lay on the horn, block a lane, or come barreling at them, and they'll respond like a real driver would. Install: 1. Download from the Files tab. 2. Launcher → User Folder → Open User Folder. 3. Drop the zip in the mods folder — do not extract. 4. Fully quit BeamNG, give it a second, then relaunch. 5. Enable the mod in the Repository / Mod Manager. UI Keybind: Options → Controls → search Real AI Traffic. Bind it, then the settings will be accessible(You have to hit it twice the first time to bring the panel up!) What you'll actually notice: - Traffic that isn't all the same speed or the same "grandma" style - Multi-lane passing, and cars that start going around obstacles — including you, if you're the obstacle - Cars that give buses and trucks more room instead of pinching them - Accidents that slow nearby traffic instead of everyone ignoring the wreck - Parking, street races, weather and night behavior, plus a performance mode so big maps don't lag as much. Under the hood (if you care): Personality parameters cover risk tolerance, follow distance, lane-change aggression, honking, tailgating, and more. Line of sight is actually blocked by buildings and other cars, not just distance. Frustration builds into real grudges, and actually has a full, 4 tier rage system!! There's a director running incidents and congestion behind the scenes, vehicle wear (fuel, tires, the occasional breakdown), gas-station routing when a car's running low on gas, and distance-based LOD so traffic far from you stays cheaper to simulate. Notes: Works on most maps that have a road graph. Still a work in progress, so expect some rough edges — feedback's always welcome.