The damper suppresses the suspension. If the damper is low then the suspension will continue to vibrate and wobble for quite a long time after the original compression because there is little to dampen the effect. If there is a lot of damper then the spring will be quite stiff after the original compression because the spring is heavily dampened. @Ryn176
@Rodrigo110
That sounds cool.
But:
WHO CAME UP WITH THE IDEA THAT THE WHEELS DO NOT HAVE HITBOX FOR BLOCKS???
I literally want to kill the developer when I was trying to create some TRACKS and things EXPODED and not work
and ALL fuslage block have SQUaRE hitboxes. Hate that.
Use a resizable wheel, then put it on the side of the hovercraft and scale it down with fine tuner or overload. The wheel is scaled down but it’s physics remain the same and it gives the impression of hovering. Putting the wheel at 50% suspension strength and 100% damper also emphasises the hover effect when this technique is used.
@Rodrigo110 Oh... I GET IT! That's why my custom landing gears dance! Thanks! Here, have a comment upvote
The damper suppresses the suspension. If the damper is low then the suspension will continue to vibrate and wobble for quite a long time after the original compression because there is little to dampen the effect. If there is a lot of damper then the spring will be quite stiff after the original compression because the spring is heavily dampened. @Ryn176
@Rodrigo110 How does the Damper effect the wheel?
@Rodrigo110
That sounds cool.
But:
WHO CAME UP WITH THE IDEA THAT THE WHEELS DO NOT HAVE HITBOX FOR BLOCKS???
I literally want to kill the developer when I was trying to create some TRACKS and things EXPODED and not work
and ALL fuslage block have SQUaRE hitboxes. Hate that.
@Rodrigo110 Thanks
Use a resizable wheel, then put it on the side of the hovercraft and scale it down with fine tuner or overload. The wheel is scaled down but it’s physics remain the same and it gives the impression of hovering. Putting the wheel at 50% suspension strength and 100% damper also emphasises the hover effect when this technique is used.