Thx!

Thanks You All!

ceil(-Pitch) @jamesPLANESii

Although it works both way @jamesPLANESii

I did it in a minute @jamesPLANESii

@plane918273645 I found it isn't possible :(. You're just gonna have to do the piston technique :/

I can’t be bothered to code it in lol you do it @jamesPLANESii

Fine tuner and overload are on iOS now @plane918273645

I’m iOS @jamesPLANESii

Wait
Let’s try
@plane918273645

But can’t you just use the new “trees?” @jamesPLANESii

Parts:

• Beacon (always on, halo disabled)
• Beacon (always off)
• Very short range piston set to pitch and inverted (so it extends when you pitch down)

1. Place the beacon that’s always off where you want your reverse lights to be.
2. Place the beacon that’s always on on the end of the piston. Nudge so that the X & Y coordinates are the same as the reverse light.
3. Nudge the piston and on beacon forward so the beacon on the end is just hidden by the beacon that!s always off. Attach the piston to the car.
4. Test that it works. Done!

upon viewing xml file its quite simple if you can xml mod via overload, just go to beacon in overload and change input to "brake", so this won't technically be a "pitch down" but if you hit brake they should come on, let me mess around a little bit and ill get back to you on that one

yes it is infact, i did it with an old build i did 2 years ago, if you have overload you can find my 1979 pontiac trans am and view what i did or just nag them off of that and save to subassembelies

not sure, though it would be nice.