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--- gamemanual:howto_newgeneration [2021/11/19 13:41] – admin
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+You'll need to select the vehicle from the list (#1) that you want to make a new generation of. Then click the "New Generation" button (#2) to open the New Generation Panel.
+In this panel, you'll find three blue buttons (#3). These buttons are for component selection. Clicking any of these buttons will pull up the component selection window. If you decide to change a component, you'll have to pay additional development costs (#4). The base development cost for a new generation is 15% of a new design's development cost. If you change a component, you'll lose some of the discounts. For a gearbox change, it is only 5%. An engine change is 5%, but it also requires the gearbox development costs for a total of 10%. If you decide to change a chassis, the design will cost the same as designing a new vehicle.  You can find the total percentage of development costs in the upper right (#5).
+The checkbox on the center-right of the window, FIXME
+Finally, you have two options. If you plan on not making any changes to your sliders or body design, you can click “Quick Trim” (#7). The game will skip the designer phase and quickly make your new generation, thus completing the design.
+But if you want to adjust sliders or make changes to the vehicle body, you'll need to click the “Design It” button (#8).
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