easier type of suspension
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easier type of suspension
Time to use classic suspension without the use of springs! ( well,sort of )
All you need to do is:
It's as simple as 1,2,3!
Well to be honest,I didn't discovered it all by myself. But I hope that this tip may help new algodooers to make Suspension easier!
Scene example:
All you need to do is:
- attach an axle/hinge
- set it's stiffness at "HingeConstant" in Script Menu
- And you're ready to go!
It's as simple as 1,2,3!
Well to be honest,I didn't discovered it all by myself. But I hope that this tip may help new algodooers to make Suspension easier!
Scene example:
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faytree - Posts: 947
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Re: easier type of suspension
Cool. But what about dampening? That is the only issue I can think of...
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pnvv - Posts: 670
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Re: easier type of suspension
You mean damping?
Damping/stiffness can be change at The HingeConstant value
Damping/stiffness can be change at The HingeConstant value
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faytree - Posts: 947
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Re: easier type of suspension
Oh, I guess I mean damping. I always thought it was dampening *facepalm*
But the only thing you can really change through HingeConstant is stiffness. I found that it tends to be very bouncy if it is made too stiff. InsertNameHere managed to solve this issue by using multiple hinges. I know he posted a scene demonstrating it but I forgot what it's called...
But the only thing you can really change through HingeConstant is stiffness. I found that it tends to be very bouncy if it is made too stiff. InsertNameHere managed to solve this issue by using multiple hinges. I know he posted a scene demonstrating it but I forgot what it's called...
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pnvv - Posts: 670
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Re: easier type of suspension
pnvv wrote:InsertNameHere managed to solve this issue by using multiple hinges. I know he posted a scene demonstrating it but I forgot what it's called...
hmmh,Interesting *strokes chin*
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faytree - Posts: 947
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Re: easier type of suspension
I believe this is the scene;
Also, I did use hinge constant suspension on my Monobike. I found that springs were too buggy at 180 mph
Also, I did use hinge constant suspension on my Monobike. I found that springs were too buggy at 180 mph
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