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    Vehicle Physics 2 includes several sample scenes demonstrating different features and platforms. Import samples via Package Manager > NWH Vehicle Physics 2 > Samples.

    NVP2 Main Demo (Desktop)

    Scene: NVP2 Main Demo Input: Keyboard / Gamepad

    Main demonstration scene featuring multiple vehicles on an island environment with tarmac roads, dirt roads, and off-road terrain.

    Sample: Base Sample (required for other samples)

    Island Demo

    NVP2 Mobile Demo

    Scene: NVP2 Mobile Demo Input: Touch / Keyboard

    Mobile-optimized demo with touch controls and reduced physics timestep (30Hz).

    Sample: Mobile Sample (requires Base Sample)

    Playground Demo

    FFB Demo (Steering Wheel)

    Scene: FFB_Demo Input: Steering Wheel / Gamepad

    Force feedback demo configured for Logitech G29/G923 steering wheels with manual transmission. Uses direct input steering without smoothing.

    Sample: Steering Wheel Input Sample

    Note: Not recommended for keyboard control due to unprocessed steering input.

    Monza Demo

    NVP2 FFB Demo (DirectInput)

    Scene: NVP2 FFB Demo Input: Steering Wheel / Gamepad

    Force feedback demo using Unity-DirectInput for compatibility with all DirectInput steering wheels.

    Sample: Direct Input FFB Sample

    Requires: Unity-DirectInput git package

    Multiplayer Demos

    Mirror Demo

    Scene: MirrorDemoScene

    Multiplayer networking demo using Mirror framework.

    Sample: Multiplayer Mirror Sample (requires Base Sample)

    PUN2 Demo

    Scene: PUN2DemoScene

    Multiplayer networking demo using Photon PUN2.

    Sample: Multiplayer PUN2 Sample (requires Base Sample)

    WheelController3D Standalone

    Scene: WC3D Main Demo Input: Keyboard / Gamepad

    Standalone demonstration of WheelController3D physics without full vehicle simulation.

    Package: NWH Wheel Controller 3D (separate package)

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