Auto Credit Based on Chancey21's Complex Adventure Bike
Making a self-balancing off-road bike is hard.
Its so unfathomably, incredibly, impossibly difficult that it's taken months for me to get this barely working prototype. But do not be underwhelmed, this prototype climbs, jumps, steers, self balances, and turns all without any hidden jets or gyros.
100% real, exactly how motorcycles balance in real life.
But I'm not done, I need your help to analyze bike physics, nitpick and tear down this model until we have a bike and rider that symbiotically harmonize to tear up the trails in a realistic and satisfying way.
Controls:
Pitch: Throttle
Roll: Steering
AG1: un-crash
Thanks,
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Complex Adventure Bike
- Created On Mac
- Wingspan 2.9ft (0.9m)
- Length 7.2ft (2.2m)
- Height 6.6ft (2.0m)
- Empty Weight 498lbs (226kg)
- Loaded Weight 543lbs (246kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 1750
Parts
- Number of Parts 90
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 721
@TTL It did not start any other research into the topic as I had hoped and there didn't seem to be much interest in it
@Chancey21 what do ya mean?
Well this wasn’t recived well
This some new tech-
Nice beyblade! I like it 😃
@winswings @wingsiron @OnlyRealCarrot Press 1 to un crash. It took me a while but it was a lot of fun
Soo fun
that amazing
:D Time to play Kamen Rider
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdE8QpdWX5Y
If you would like to help out with version 2, I would really appreciate it @MintLynx
the steering is as much as the balancing system could handle, it works by changing the balance set point to I think 10º left or right. @MintLynx
It does a good job at keeping itself upright without the gyro when running straight, though it doesn't seem to respond to roll input much at all. Am I missing something?