After receiving more than seven hundred submissions from the Automation community (thank you all very much for that, we were blown away by the response!), we're down to a shortlist of names for our eight unnamed fixture families! Also, congratulations to Glaceon From Midfield Raceway from our official Discord for winning the random draw from the submission round!

To participate in this vote, go to https://forms.gle/NMXhr1D6F2Ks5Brd8 and cast your vote today; please note that winners will be informed by email, so be sure to include a valid email address that you check regularly! Voting closes at 11:59 PM Pacific Time on April 30th, 2026.

If you wish to enter the random draw but do not want to participate in the vote, simply send an email to https://community@camshaftsoftware.com and you will be entered all the same.

NOTE: One entry per person only; entries from Belarus, Brazil and Russia are not eligible to win prizes, sorry!

In an effort to make finding fixtures faster and easier with the search function, we've undertaken the arduous task of going through every fixture family in Automation to give them a name...and that's where we could use your help! We've identified eight fixture families that need names, so we're throwing the doors open to the community...simply go to https://forms.gle/vxqwJXnhLg4ykpic6 and submit your names for these fixtures, but do it before 11:59PM Pacific Time on Wednesday, April 22nd! Once that's done, we'll host a final vote, where you get to choose from the final names that we have shortlisted for each family.

For this phase of this event, we will be hosting a random draw from all of the entrants, and two of you will win Automation sticker packs! If you want to enter the draw but do not want to participate, simply send an email to https://community@camshaftsoftware.com and you will be entered all the same.

NOTE: One entry per person only; entries from Belarus, Brazil and Russia are not eligible to win prizes, sorry!

With this little update we are patching a few issues that have cropped up in the live version of the game, including one which was supposed to be fixed in Patch 5.

• Fixed the freecam reseting its orientation on interaction with the fixture menu

• Fixed the Automation Test Track being the wrong scale

• (Re-)Fixed not being able to sign off a project when the engine is not being produced

• Improved some live axle instability in BeamNG exports

• Fixed inconsistent parts spawning with incomplete engine

• Fixed DCOEs spawning intake when partially completed

• Fixed hiding the engine using advanced trim settings not hiding an exhaust flange

• Fixed intake spawning issue when options become disabled with MFI

• Updated the game credits

Currently we are working on the first bigger features of the next major update! More info on that once we have things to show you.

Cheers!

With today's small patch we are cleaning out a few more issues that recently were discovered with the current release. We are already in the swing of things, working on some of the new big features for the next big update, Terso.

• Fixed campaign bug where awareness sometimes would drop to 0 after trim price change

• Fixed production issue where some engines would be produced but not used

• Fixed automatic factory alignment issue sticking to an irrelevant newest facelift

• Fixed not being able to sign off a project when the engine is not being produced

• Fixed exploit in loan consolidations

• Fixed hiding the engine using advanced trim settings not hiding an exhaust flange

• Fixed transverse V90 V8 missing their headers

• Fixed trumpets showing with air filters on incomplete engines

• Fixed brake rotor material not matching on beam export

• Updated game credits

And that it, let us know if you run into any issues with this patch.

Cheers!

A wild, Group 5-inspired truck build, by perhap_s!

With this update we have addressed the most pressing issues that have been found since release. With this patch, we are entering the next larger development cycle, the "Terso Update", which is going to be the final massive update that will take the core game to being considered complete. More on that below.

Of course, should issues pop up with this patch, we'll hotfix it before moving on. And now, the changelog:

• Added new button to create new trim from a currently held trim

• Added trim names to part list tooltip for "used in other trim" function

• Added missing description string for CVVL

• Fixed oscillation issue in twincharging when turbo overpowers supercharger

• Fixed all drivers being powerlifters when it comes to manual steering weight penalties

• Fixed default turbo & centrifugal supercharger sizing not working

• Fixed boxer engines not generating with auto generated engines

• Fixed .cars added while in the car designer causing lua error going to main menu

• Fixed creating new engine variant from held in sandbox setting variant year to 2012

• Fixed not going into designer when generating engine for "none" sandbox company

• Added familiarity gain dependence on the difference between Quality and Tech Pool

• Added button to collapse all cars/engines in campaign hub calendar

• Moved core shifts to come before max shifts in factory setup

• Fixed HQ loans to now pay out over time instead of directly in one sum

• Fixed message for annual taxes not coming up at the start of the year

• Fixed new engine factory construction time on hub UI scaling wrong

• Fixed color of non-production engine variants being wrong in campaign hub

• Fixed car body unlock research tab not considering HQ Region tech offset

• Added replacement body for 90sLuxuryCoupe, "Goodman", '86, with 72 variants

• Added new car body, '45, with 42 variants

• Added new new piston crowns

• Fixed pistonheads drifting away from the engine in cars

• Fixed piston crowns being flipped on one side of Vs and Flats

• Fixed 4 and 5 valves colliding with cylinder walls

• Fixed brake caliper paint not refreshing when switching brake or piston types

• Fixed issue with inconsisent idle RPM depending on selected gearbox

• Fixed issue with offset chassis generation with new soft body export

• Fixed issue with wobbly interior fixture constructions in exports

• Fixed exhaust fixture meshes not exporting properly

• Fixed fixture collision issues when exported to beam

• Fixed issue with collisions for engine parts

If you run into any issues, please report them on our Discord or on the Steam Forums so we can address them.

It's not AI, just a very carefully-photographed 90s SUV, by ChilPollins.

We have big plans, and those who have been with us for a while might remember our Supercharger Suite Update Outlook which included mention of the three updates Ellisbury, Al Rilma, and Terso. The first two are now struck off the ToDo list - or almost.

There is one important point still missing from the Al Rilma Update, the standalone Track Editor! It is almost done, really powerful and user friendly as a tool, and only needs some final testing and a wee bit of polishing. It will directly integrate the tracks you export into both Automation and optionally the Steam Workshop for easy sharing of your track creations.

Due to how big an update Terso will be, we are planning on releasing one first set of hand-picked features quite early as a first step. These would be going into an open-alpha, opt-in branch of the game accessible to anyone who dares join it. The first set of features we currently want to implement in this early version are:

• Revamped campaign production methods and engineering mechanics

• Competitors using actual factories, plus optional factory selection for sandbox cars

• Test Track improvements and UI overhaul for telemetry and data analysis

• Revamp of engine outsourcing factories with several companies to choose from

• Rework of car body design year limitations

• A full rework of the tire model in terms of grip and friction

• Improved support for animated fixtures for BeamNG exports

Of course that is but a small fraction of what is coming to Automation with the Terso update!

On the side, we are aiming to get out a demo version of Automation, based on the Al Rilma Update, to allow players to try out the game before they buy.

A sensible luxury car, for sensible people, by Kartoha.

As we are progressing into the full development of the Terso update, we will share with you a more detailed outlook on what is to come in the updates ahead. Until then, enjoy the all new Al Rilma version of Automation!

Cheers!

In this update we do have a mixed bag UI polish, improvements, and general fixes, as well as some new fixtures.

• Added new headlights, indicators, and taillights

• Added double-click to hub calendar engineering sections to open associated project

• Changed forecaster to display avg. cars/month instead cumulative yearly

• Disabled mouse wheel scrolling on horizontal scroll bars to avoid accidental changes. Added option to user interface menu in game settings to turn on that mouse wheel behavior again if that is preferable.

• Allowed adjustment of deposit % while in production without preorders

• Removed sandbox company management from campaign company museum

• Improved UI and messaging in the car designer market screen

• Older .car file now import considering body tech for unlocking bodies

• Improved UI clarity of project status in main hub calendar

• Upped maximum boost pressure setting for twincharging supercharger stage from 2 to 5 Bar

• Fixed twincharging having a hidden supercharger boost limiter without advanced control

• Fixed supercharger stage in twincharged setup not using corrected mass flow for compressor map

• Fixed car bodies showing incorrect tooltips when disabled

• Fixed factory shifts visualization in main hub not loading in correct current shifts

• Fixed factory showing 1 billion people employed when no factory size is selected

• Fixed non-default sandbox companies not producing sales

• Fixed issue with familiarity view mode consistency

Let us know if you run into any issues with this latest build or have feedback in general.

Cheers!

This patch mainly is being put out as soon as possible to address the major exploit discovered in campaign gameplay where "no loans" would mean "free money" instead. Certainly wouldn't be a good thing for inflation in the Automation game world if that stayed in for too long!

We also got around to adding a few more things that will round off this release, and some fixes that will stop annoyances.

We've had an influx of Automation players the last few weeks using AMD Radeon RX 7000-series GPUs, who are experiencing significant numbers of crashes in Automation. This issue is caused by a driver issue with AMD's latest GPU drivers. The only way to remedy this, until AMD releases an updated driver, is to roll back your drivers to an earlier version, either by using the Device Manager in Windows or by uninstalling your GPU drivers with Display Driver Uninstall, and then reinstalling a known-good driver. The GPU driver we currently recommend you use is 25.9.1, which you can find by going to

https://www.amd.com/en/support/download/drivers.html

, then entering in your GPU product line and model into the proper fields, then from the Driver Download page, go to "Previous Versions", choose your operating system, then find the 25.9.1 option to download and install.

• Added a text field for manual input of custom starting campaign cash

• Changed fixture depth offset mouse wheel step from 1cm to 0.1cm

• Replaced the eco carb model with an all new more detailed model

• Fixed bug where "no loan" option would give you free money for engineering projects

• Fixed a lua error hovering over roots and screw superchargers when disabled

• Fixed items disabled from lists messing with list's alternating colours

• Fixed cost pie chart in car factory sometimes being empty

• Fixed part of the UI not disabling correctly when selecting turbo race headers with a pre cat

• Fixed the project map not redirecting to the selected section engine / car

• Fixed tubing issue with eco carbs combined with superchargers

• Fixed timing sector naming being wrong for Narnilla layouts old and junior

We are continuing to gather your feedback and reports of bugs to address what we can before going into the winter break.

Cheers!

In this first patch to the now fully-released Al Rilma update, we have fixed several important issues that have come to light with so many new eyes on the new update. Fixes to campaign-wrecking returned deposits, cheating banks out of part of their hard-earned interest payments, awful turbo intercoolers, and limited test track acceleration, are some highlights.

• Increased load margin for tires blowing in regards to popping in tests

• Added random country button to new engine / car ui

• Added new tutorial videos to tutorials tab

• Removed "Open Beta" text from game version

• Fixed turbo intercooler having way too low efficiency

• Fixed test track sim not getting correct acceleration behavior

• Fixed deselected catalytic converter leading to a lua error

• Fixed advanced supercharger control not providing clutch benefits

• Fixed being able to scroll the variant / trim year up to 2021

• Fixed AI tuning of engines not properly tuning spring stiffness

• Fixed reliability stat showing in gearbox info to the correct one

• Fixed spawning a car twice in photoscenes only spawning suspension

• Fixed effective body tech date saying "Declemba? year"

• Fixed a major bug in the calculation of preorders deposit refund costs

• Fixed loan interest rates not being correct after being signed off

• Fixed UI issue where % margin price of trims would reset in forecaster

• Fixed a load balancing issue with outsourced factories vs own

• Fixed factory overstaffing warnings not triggering correctly

• Fixed factory items produced per month only updating to lower numbers

• Fixed MFI box fuel connectors not connecting

• Fixed pipes not despawning when selection made invalid

• Fixed machined surfaces missing from SOHC V60 heads

• Added regulations panel access in multiplayer scenarios from the top bar

• Added WES requirements appearing on generated scenarios

• Fixed player rank UI not updating correctly

• Fixed issue with scenario generation of 0-100 time in early years

We will continue to fix bugs and polish up the game some more before the winter holidays!

Cheers

Our Al Rilma Update cover car came to us courtesy of Ivan. Congratulations!

After a very lengthy development process, we are thrilled to share the latest update to Automation with all our players; the Al Rilma Update! It's not much of an exaggeration to say that virtually all aspects of Automation have been improved in some way in the Al Rilma Update; even before we get to the staggering amount of new content we've added, just about everyone will find a cleaner, faster and much more stable version of Automation with this release.

Let's dive in, shall we?

Superchargers can be used on any engine layout.

One of the core features of the Al Rilma Update was, after more than a decade of promises, to finally add superchargers to Automation; we are happy to deliver them to you for the first time in Automation's history! You have the option of three different types of superchargers - Roots, twin-screw and centrifugal - each one with their own benefits and drawbacks for you to balance in your engine builds. Moreover, superchargers are available from the earliest date in the game, which gives you a forced induction option far earlier than you had with turbocharging.

Twincharging gives you the ability to help reduce turbo lag and boost thresholds, among other things.

With superchargers - specifically, with the Roots supercharger - you also have the ability to access another new feature of Automation... twincharging! With a combination of turbocharger and supercharger, it gives players the ability to hit big horsepower numbers out of very small engines, with a much more usable power curve - or if that's not to your taste, just to hit massive power numbers, period.

With all the work that came with adding a second stage of forced induction to Automation as a result of adding twincharging, we've also added in sequential turbochargers, for those of you who want to run big boost at high RPM but also not lose out on low RPM performance as well. Additionally, compound turbocharging - where one turbocharger feeds into a second turbocharger - has been added too, for those who relish the challenge of hitting huge horsepower numbers in their drag racer builds!

When one turbocharger just isn't enough.

The new throttle simulation creating a lot more realistic throttle vs. RPM maps for ignition timing and fuel efficiency.

A lot has changed under the hood of the engine simulation. Throttle is now simulated properly for the first time, bringing significant improvements to engine flow calculations as a whole, but especially for the behavior of fuel economy and emissions.

Both the engine's volumetric efficiency and combustion efficiency have been revisited to make for even more realistic engine outputs. Lots of calculations have been fixed or improved, while more nuances for the various component choices you are making were added. Another neat little new feature is that CVVL has been added as a modern, fuel economy focused VVL option.

Carburetors have been fully revamped in the calculations, which now simulates their vacuum and mechanical advance mechanics with different levels of sophistication, depending on the chosen fuel system! Also, ignition timing simulation was improved, as it previously always chose the perfect timing, a feature which now has been relegated to only the most modern direct injection fuel system in the game.

New carburetors, new headers and more!

We've revamped a lot of Automation's engine visual art for the Al Rilma Update, with virtually no aspect going untouched. New carburetor models based on photogrammetry greatly improve the quality of our visuals, enhanced by new models, textures and materials on almost everything else. Every engine gets new header layouts; some engine layouts have had a complete overhaul of their headers during this process. Lots of small details have been changed and improved, all in an effort to make Automation engine art more believable and pleasing to the eye.

Reliability calculations have been revamped, and opened up wide for all to see. That is the base for cars too, not just engines.

For a long time, Automation's reliability calculations were very opaque to the player. Not only that, but there was a lot of technical debt in those calculations; aspects of the reliability calculation did not play nicely, parts of it ignored very important aspects of car or engine design, and other parts of it were just broken. With the Al Rilma Update, we've made huge improvements in the aspect of reliability by rebuilding a solid system from the ground up, and break it all down - item by item - for the player to visualize exactly where they are doing well in their reliability, or are doing poorly. In the example above, it is easy to spot that the pistons and the materials mix are the worst aspects, but also that their importance is lower than for example the fuel system or the valvetrain due to their smaller rectangle area.

A whole new way of playing Automation awaits... maybe we'll see your server here soon!

Scenario-based multiplayer has returned to Automation, after a very long absence - before we were even on Steam, actually! In this game mode, you are presented with a scenario of certain stats you need to achieve, and others you either need to match or exceed, all while dealing with restrictions, all chosen either randomly, or from parameters set by the host. You then have a limited amount of time to build either a car, or a car and an engine to match these parameters! This gameplay mode is fast-paced, and it will absolutely make you a better, more well-rounded and knowledgeable Automation player. Not feeling confident in your abilities just yet? You can always try Practice Mode instead, where you get the same experience, but it's only you competing against the scenario parameters!

For now, the only option is to run custom games with random players or your friends in open or password protected games. In future iterations of this mode we are going to add ranked play, as well as other, more flavorful game modes to the multiplayer roster!

Campaign Mode got a lot of attention with the Al Rilma Update, to say the least. Much of Campaign Mode has been reworked in this update, with the progression through your car projects being a lot more streamlined than before while giving you more options as to what to produce. Moreover, we've done a lot of work on performance in Campaign Mode as well, so the late-game slowdowns are almost a thing of the past now!

The new company headquarters mechanic. Customise your company to suit your needs, increase your ability to engineer new cars and more...all for a cost, though!

The biggest Campaign Mode change in this update is the addition of the company headquarters and a series of add-ons, to give a more believable sense of managing limited resources, as well as improving aspects of your company that you feel are most important. In this new Campaign Mode, your company is now limited in terms of how many factories and engineering projects you can have operating at any given time, through the new company level and logistics points mechanic.

While you can exceed the soft limits for your marketing, R&D, and logistics capacity, there are penalties for that, so do so at your own risk! Expanding your company headquarters will give you more logistics points and expand your R&D and marketing departments to work on various projects, while building HQ addons will boost your baseline research and give unique benefits to production and engineering, while also coming at a cost of logistics points. These can help you a bunch in specific areas of running your car company - but you need to choose wisely to not stretch yourself too thin financially or expand too quickly!

Time progression is completely different in Campaign Mode now.

A major change in terms of gameplay in Campaign Mode is the complete rethink of time progression in Campaign Mode. Where before, time would progress in a linear fashion, ticking constantly from month to month while unpaused, we have gone to a system now where time only progresses when and where you want it to, with the default state of Campaign time progression being stopped. This is a lot smoother and more intuitive than the old, clunky timer system, and we feel like it's a major improvement in how Campaign Mode plays!

An automotive world without regulatory hoops to jump through doesn't feel very believable...

Governments all over the world put all kinds of rules and stipulations on all aspects of cars, from how they are taxed, to specifying emissions or efficiency standards and so on. Even in jurisdictions where it feels like the car market is largely "free", there are in fact hundreds of thousands of pages of regulations, tax codes, safety standards and more that must be complied with in order to sell your cars there. We've taken yet another step to simulate this, with the addition of engine capacity taxes in the various countries of the Automation world. Some countries have a pretty shallow progression in taxation from small engines to large engines, while others are incredibly steep - and these change over time too; you'll just have to play to find out for yourself and adapt to the meta these taxes imply for engine sizes. Fortunately, with all the new forced induction options, size certainly doesn't limit power all that much anymore!

With this, we've also added in a central place to view all of this information. In the new Regulations screen, you can see upcoming changes to emissions and safety standards, leaded fuel status as well as the current and future capacity taxes. In addition, the Regulations screen also shows you the compliance status of each of your car trims, including those in development, which should remove a lot of the guesswork about whether or not your cars are rules-compliant, and (hopefully) stop you from making the often-fatal error of spending billions to develop a car that can't be sold in your target market.

Our Al Rilma cover car, once again!

The BeamNG exporter has had many improvements made to it for the Al Rilma Update. First and foremost is that you will notice the new Soft-Body export; we've had a complete re-think of how the beams are generated in the exporter, with a greatly improved mesh all over and throughout your exported car models, which dramatically improves the properties they exhibit in BeamNG.drive.

A major change under the hood is that we now use our own custom engine simulation with our BeamNG exports that makes use of all that 2D engine data we now properly calculate (throttle vs. RPM). This makes Automation engines in BeamNG behave a lot closer to how you designed them and makes Automation engines more complex and complete performance integrations into the BeamNG simulation than even their engines at this point.

Additionally, we spent a lot of time working on suspension geometry in exported cars, reworking a number of assumptions and errors we found along the way, as well as spending a lot of time figuring out how to better ensure that exported cars have masses and mass distribution that is as close to the Automation car as possible. Sounds simple, but it was a major focus for our beta testers to go through literally hundreds of cars in testing, to make sure we got all of the progressions and behaviour correct! This has the effect that any car exported to BeamNG.drive from this version of Automation will drive much more realistically and predictably; something that will no doubt we welcomed by a good part of the community!

A stylish JDM sedan, by Kartoha.

All Sandbox cars from the current public build will continue to work just fine, though their engines will need a bit of re-engineering with the new fuel selection tab in the Engine Designer, and new cylinder head types chosen from the new options. All publicly-listed mod content on the Steam Workshop that is compatible with the current public build will continue to work seamlessly in the Al Rilma Update.

Due to the number of new body families/variants in this update, we strongly recommend you subscribe to the Legacy Car Bodies mod if you have an extensive library of cars built in earlier versions. This is where we put all of the old, retired and otherwise broken bodies we remove from Automation; this will at least preserve your existing builds that are on these bodies. If any of your builds are missing bodies, please report them to us; we've retired and added so many bodies in the Al Rilma Update that we're bound to have missed a family in the process! Also note, that we do not recommend building any new cars on the Legacy Car Bodies in the mod, as they all have been replaced by newer, improved version of these car bodies.

Campaign Mode saves from the Ellisbury Update (the just-replaced version of Automation) are not compatible with the Al Rilma Update. If you wish to complete your existing Ellisbury Update Campaign saves, you will need to opt in to the "ellisbury_final" beta branch in the beta version selection, accessible by right-clicking on Automation in your Steam library, then going to Properties -> Betas.

We have had a number of players who have contacted us in the last little while, stating that they had opted in to the Al Rilma open alpha or beta at some point, then rolled back to the old public version.

If you have done this, and you've lost all of your cars, it's a relatively straightforward process to get them back:

Step 1 - In Steam, right-click on Automation and go to Properties. In that tab that opens up (General), click the button in the Steam Cloud tab to turn OFF cloud saves. If it's already off, that's fine, go to Step 2.

Step 2 - Go to %localappdata%\\AutomationGame\\Saved\\UserData (copy this pathway into your taskbar search in Windows, and it will take you to the appropriate folder), and delete your Sandbox_241218.db file.

Step 3 - Once that's done, Start Automation; this will re-generate an Al Rilma save database from your existing Ellisbury save database.

Step 4 - Exit Automation, then go back into your Properties for Automation and turn Cloud Saving back ON. You will get a sync error prompt from Steam; choose the local option to overwrite the save files on your cloud save.

The cars our community comes up with never cease to amaze, such as this wonderful vintage race car from sureascanbe.

A bit of a behind-the-scenes look at one of the new tracks in Automation, as seen in our soon-to-be-released, standalone track editor.

You may have seen us talking about the upcoming standalone track editor for Automation. With the new test track simulation we introduced in the Ellisbury Update, which was up until today the public version of Automation, we decided that it would be time to release a proper, standalone track editing tool for Automation. With this tool, you will have full access to the tool that we now use for building your very own custom tracks in Automation, and you will be able to share them with your friends and the Automation playerbase with Steam Workshop integration. While we can't wait to see all the tracks the community makes with this, the editor does need a few more weeks in the oven to iron out bugs and UI issues so that you get the smoothest launch experience possible!

As always, please be sure to report any bugs or issues you may encounter to us, so that we can address them quickly! We've spent a lot of time testing the Al-Rilma Update in closed and open beta testing, and we're pretty confident that your experience with the new version will be a marked improvement over the previous public build.

We look forward to all of your feedback on this new update, please comment and leave your feedback for us here, or in any of our community hubs below.

Cheers, and have fun!

With this patch we are preparing for the main release of the Al Rilma Update as a whole. More polish, more fixes, and ready to be stresstested in multiplayer for a bit as well. Starting early next week, we'll start producing release candidates with final fixes!

• Fixed intercooler weight for superchargers missing

• Added grades to aspiration types for reliability and loudness

• Moved challenge mode to practice mode on multiplayer tab

• Added throttle response dependencies on number of carbs and fuel system type

• Fixed safety part list not taking techpool into account for selected decade

• Tweaked multi-carb reliability progression and buffed DCOE reliability

• Changed new softbody exporting option to now be the default

• Fixed the trim name not being displayed in the compare car selection screen

• Fixed issue with engine size arrows not appearing when turned on

• Fixed negative throttle response values being possible

• Fixed gearbox sometimes being stuck below 1 kph with manual / sequential

• Fixed fundamental chassis node shaking in BeamNG exports

• Fixed some tooltips missing in research section campaign hub

• Fixed engine reliability calculation being behind one step on part change

• Fixed text for responsiveness calculation showing wrong in detailed stats

• Added factory size info to factory shifts tooltip in main hub

• Fixed micro factory not registering as a factory in beginning dialogue

• Fixed factory efficiency not being displayed in new facelift setup

• Limit cash loans to a maximum one per month

• Fixed sorting of trims on markets screen tooltip to sort by sales

• Fixed UI layering issues with stock manager in main hub

• Fixed false positive warning for no project assigned to factory

• Improved strings in trim stock graph and add datafield for stock

• Fixed calculations sometimes getting stuck in forecaster

• Fixed project warning flashers to only trigger on a complete project

• Fixed issue with regulation screen region selection behavior

• Fixed dump pipes twisting on single turbo front engined rear wheel drives

• Fixed wrong headers loading for v10 turbo on incomplete engine

• Fixed part of MFI fuel system not hiding when using advanced trim settings to hide engine

• Added animatic offset, rotation, scale, copy/pasting, automatic loading of last animatic

• Fixed the tire shader having a big performance impact on low-end machines

• Fixed some car scenarios getting price perception penalties

• Fixed UI colors not updating when returning from practice scenario

• Fixed crash in multiplayer practice mode when selecting difficulty

• Fixed multiplayer server not launching properly on first open of multiplayer screen

• Fixed wrong password not sending you back to main menu

Almost ready for this release, but not almost done, as there is a lot more to come in general after all.

Cheers!