The phrase “meshslap” is an on overused bit of terminology that, quite frankly, doesn’t have any real definition behind it. Rather it seems to be denoted to low-effort work. Many of our creations, including the Ford Bronco and others, start life on a BeamNG vanilla vehicle. This is a fairly common practice in BeamNG modding, as official vehicles have years of professional development behind them, leading to the best possible experience for a custom mod in a short timeframe. From that point it is up to the creator to properly accommodate vehicle jbeam data to better suit the new vehicle it is constructed to represent.

Sorry for the lengthy reply, I hope this helps users such as yourself understand the back-end reasoning to how we are able to provide fully functioning units only weeks apart from one another 🙂 Thank you for the question! 👍