Thanks bro! I've tried to make double wishbone suspensions but they always have some sort of suspension glitch. You should checkout my other tutorials 😀
Thank you for the step by step suspension build process. I always thought 1 off road suspension was enough, but your design uses a lot which means I don't need to upgrade it so much
I've been trying to make more realistic off-road suspension, which I've been having a bit of a difficult time with, but I think I've figured it out. Because I do quite like in game things that look like they were recreated to some extent to how they look in real life. And this video is pretty helpful and informative!
I did make a detachable 5th wheel trailer before but it lagged super hard. Although if I welded it to a bearing that would have fixed it but made the trailer permanent. Google 5th wheel trailer for inspiration!
not sure if you have noticed it but since you have the suspension attached solidly to the body on both sides, there will be a suspension glitch when only one side is compressed. This is because the axle pulls on the suspension pieces trying to bend them inward.
this suspension system is great but the front suspensions are limited from being fully compressed which really triggers me. my fix was just to simply put the pipes around the suspension but still great nonetheless!
if suspension pieces allowed only for vertical movement your design wouldnt have any flex at all, though thanks to scrap mechanic physics the connection points are a bit floaty so there actualy is flex, but i would still recomend to put a bearing above on suspension piece, or if you want it symetrical like me put bearings above both of them and then lock them with a controler
If you place bearings on top you do not need anything at the bottom. Solid bar connecting suspension pieces works fine and is much simpler (2 suspension + 4/6 bearings for 2 wheels instead od that mess od bearings)
@@kacperk3242 on most vehicles it works fine but in a situation where you need a lot of flex(say a rock crawler) you will run into a problem because that movement isnt actualy allowed by the mechanism you're describing(its the same as bearings on the bottom but upside down)
@@jonaslavicka2411 The mechanism i described is a solid axle suspension It is often used for offroad vechiclec and trucks. For a rock crawler you should use some kind of an Independent suspension system
@@heathergraham5292 My 6x6 is my favorite, I always use it in all my worlds. Check it out, people seem to like conventional 4x4 more but the 6x6 is way better. steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2444779035
Yeah definitely needs more weight. In Survival I use concrete 1 at the very least, it makes it a ton more stable. I also use my 6x6 more frequently as it has better handling, climbing and load bearing potential.
i've been looking for a suspension/steering setup like this have not got the chance to try it yet when i do im going to love it and it might be my preferred way to do suspension instead of double wishbone witch is a pain to do, i think i remeber i did something similar like this but was not as good as your
Thanks for putting this together. I'm new to ask this so seeing a relatively simple bare bones suspension was really valuable to me, instead of these 2 hour type painted blah blah blah that's hard for me to follow. Liked and subscribed. Thanks again!
Yeah the double wishbone shit everyone seems to be building is super over-hyped. This is great, simple and probably performs better too from what I've seen.
This is not simple. Easier metod would be to place 2 bearings verticaly adding a block and a suspension at the bottom and simply connect them with a line of blocks
Did they fix this as I was doing the front suspension and where you put the straight pipes THROUGH the suspension springs I can't get that it prevents me from putting that section of pipe in. UPDATE: I did some curves around the suspension and it still turns just fine but back to the original question was the glitch fixed that allowed the pipe to pass through the suspension??
I believe you just have to look at the pipe piece right in order to place the pipe. The collision of the suspension will probably stop you from placing it otherwise. Hope this helps!
It is hard to articulate real world pivoting movements when the in game features joints that far exceed realistic boundaries. I simply had to improvise until the game didn't explode!
In the video it show the angle you need to be to "ghost" the pipe through the suspension. Pretty much have to be perpendicular "90⁰ angle" from the pipe direction.
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simple suspension is good suspension.
Thanks bro!
I've tried to make double wishbone suspensions but they always have some sort of suspension glitch.
You should checkout my other tutorials 😀
@@DANgaming808 I could show you how to make a good double wishbone if you want, but yeah ima make sure to check out youre other tutorials.
@@DenserThanLead please do! I like realism
@@DANgaming808 Finally finished the video i will be uploading it soon and sending you a lnk.
@@DenserThanLead thank you my bro!
I like how theres this energetic song and slow one playing at the same time 🔊🔊
Thank you for the step by step suspension build process. I always thought 1 off road suspension was enough, but your design uses a lot which means I don't need to upgrade it so much
Thank you my Bro! I'm glad i could help!
Thank You So Damn Much Man. i've been trying different types of suspensions for days and yours is the best i've found.
Im glad i could help! inspired by real world engineering 😀
As a beginner that was actually really helpful thanks!
I've been trying to make more realistic off-road suspension, which I've been having a bit of a difficult time with, but I think I've figured it out. Because I do quite like in game things that look like they were recreated to some extent to how they look in real life. And this video is pretty helpful and informative!
it would be super cool if you could make a trailer for it that you can use in survival to carry big stuff
I did make a detachable 5th wheel trailer before but it lagged super hard. Although if I welded it to a bearing that would have fixed it but made the trailer permanent.
Google 5th wheel trailer for inspiration!
That is an amazing design good job bud
Thank you my Dude!
not sure if you have noticed it but since you have the suspension attached solidly to the body on both sides, there will be a suspension glitch when only one side is compressed. This is because the axle pulls on the suspension pieces trying to bend them inward.
I barely notice any from my experience
I was so lost on why you were using so many bearings on the front until you turned the wheels and it all made sense at once.
That's why I love real world engineering!
I've had gyro stabilized hovering jet craft, trial and error and logic.
I'm totally going to use this, but I'm going to add a little more room to the back for chests for looting trips.
Make yourself a trailer too! Gooseneck works good.
Supper cool, sorry I skipped through (ps4 dosen't have this game) I just wanted to see how well it preformed.
Built this in survival but the body is concrete, works very well!
Yeah the weight helps balance it out and make it smoother
this suspension system is great but the front suspensions are limited from being fully compressed which really triggers me. my fix was just to simply put the pipes around the suspension but still great nonetheless!
I like to hear you made it better!
Thank you for the comment!
if suspension pieces allowed only for vertical movement your design wouldnt have any flex at all, though thanks to scrap mechanic physics the connection points are a bit floaty so there actualy is flex, but i would still recomend to put a bearing above on suspension piece, or if you want it symetrical like me put bearings above both of them and then lock them with a controler
If you place bearings on top you do not need anything at the bottom. Solid bar connecting suspension pieces works fine and is much simpler (2 suspension + 4/6 bearings for 2 wheels instead od that mess od bearings)
@@kacperk3242 on most vehicles it works fine but in a situation where you need a lot of flex(say a rock crawler) you will run into a problem because that movement isnt actualy allowed by the mechanism you're describing(its the same as bearings on the bottom but upside down)
@@jonaslavicka2411 The mechanism i described is a solid axle suspension It is often used for offroad vechiclec and trucks. For a rock crawler you should use some kind of an Independent suspension system
@@kacperk3242 in real life rock crawlers use solid axle suspension tho, they use it because it is stronger than independent
Man you should have more subs then 24
I was looking for a good suspension
Thank you! im working on some more content right now, I hope it is more entertaining for you guys!
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Im excited for that
I'm building this in survival
@@heathergraham5292 My 6x6 is my favorite, I always use it in all my worlds. Check it out, people seem to like conventional 4x4 more but the 6x6 is way better.
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2444779035
cool car DAN
Thank you Richard!
I'm an engineer at heart, I just like creating stuff 😃
nice solid axle, well done
Thank slick! I hope it helps you tame the trails
Cool suspension setup, subscribed. prob needs little softer suspension tho, or heavier chassis.
Yeah definitely needs more weight. In Survival I use concrete 1 at the very least, it makes it a ton more stable.
I also use my 6x6 more frequently as it has better handling, climbing and load bearing potential.
super suspension system, I love it !
Thank you Misterious User!
I can confirm it works great on a 12x12 😈
What material body you recommend? Diamond cut metal seems bit shaky
I used concrete for the body for more mass and greater stability.
Weight balancing can also be inportant.
Very nice. I like it! 👍
Thank you Botz!
i've been looking for a suspension/steering setup like this have not got the chance to try it yet when i do im going to love it and it might be my preferred way to do suspension instead of double wishbone witch is a pain to do,
i think i remeber i did something similar like this but was not as good as your
Thank you JaNaar! i must have spent 2 weeks perfecting this design to make is stable and compact.
1:00 a race truck duh
Thanks for putting this together. I'm new to ask this so seeing a relatively simple bare bones suspension was really valuable to me, instead of these 2 hour type painted blah blah blah that's hard for me to follow. Liked and subscribed. Thanks again!
No problem and thanks!
My Dad taught me the value of "KISS".
Keep. It. Simple. Stupid
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omfg i can wield those pipes together??? i had big troubles with this
Sorry for the delay! what part are you having issues with?
@@DANgaming808 i dont have issues cause u shown me in this video :D
@@WendyGameing I'm glad I was still able to help you! 👍
Yeah the double wishbone shit everyone seems to be building is super over-hyped. This is great, simple and probably performs better too from what I've seen.
Couldn't find one I liked, so I made one.
This is not simple. Easier metod would be to place 2 bearings verticaly adding a block and a suspension at the bottom and simply connect them with a line of blocks
@@kacperk3242 true it could be easier, but where's the fun in that?
@@DANgaming808 less lag in survival with my 5 vechicles
@Kacper k nice! Any chances you can link, the workshop build or a picture/ video?
Did they fix this as I was doing the front suspension and where you put the straight pipes THROUGH the suspension springs I can't get that it prevents me from putting that section of pipe in.
UPDATE: I did some curves around the suspension and it still turns just fine but back to the original question was the glitch fixed that allowed the pipe to pass through the suspension??
I believe you just have to look at the pipe piece right in order to place the pipe. The collision of the suspension will probably stop you from placing it otherwise. Hope this helps!
@@EJEvers this helped me so much, i was having the same problem until i did what you said and the it worked!
nice bro, i just try your system. it sooooooo good
Thabo you Chung!
Cool suspensions :D
Thank you! I hope it serves you well
Very good tutorial
Thank you!
you are crazy 🤯
Best compliment so far 😀
does it work in survival?
cheers!
Cheers bro!
Anyone else have an issue where their car just flips in the direction you turn while youre sitting still?
Yeah scrap mechanic has had many updates, I'm sorry I don't have time to fix it.
My 3month old daughter occupies most of my attention now 😃
Please feel free to experiment, I used real world examples to make the suspension.
Hovercraft are also super fun to make with logic.
@@DANgaming808 congrats!
@@silvercenturion4214 thank you! Baby life is a game changer 😀
You did some things that you dont need to have that great suspension
What would you change or remove?
Why did you put so many bearings?
It is hard to articulate real world pivoting movements when the in game features joints that far exceed realistic boundaries.
I simply had to improvise until the game didn't explode!
I can't get the pipe through the suspension
In the video it show the angle you need to be to "ghost" the pipe through the suspension. Pretty much have to be perpendicular "90⁰ angle" from the pipe direction.
@@DANgaming808 omg tysm
How i place pipe though suspension
You have to be perpendicular to the pipe (90⁰) to the side.
great vid
Has this build been tested in survival?
hey man dont know if this helps at all but i just did it in survival and it works a treat
Yeah it's my favorite vehicle. I usually use the 6x6 variant.
My builds can be found on the workshop, link is in the video description.
7:48 exactly
subscribe and like my friendo, i dont even know u can do suspension like that in scrap mechanic
Engineering at its finest! I love thinking outside of the box, atleast scrap mechanic has not broken this suspension yet. 😀
Thank you for the sub!
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What are the dimensions of the bed
it the respawn bed in survival
7x4
I ran out of bearings and pipes 34343423434534 times building this
so fuckin good man
Thank you very much my dude!
but I like road's
Just make some new ones 😀
hm
bro are u hacking u cant even put a pipe straight through a suspension
nvm
@@AxelMannen lol
Sorry for the delayed response, youtube was hiding comments.
Were you able to figure out the angles to ghost the pipes through?
Dont need roads? Well are you going to drive in air fly like a plane
Off-road is still road
True i guess we make our own roads, or you could slap some thrusters to it and take flight.
@@DANgaming808 yeah that should work
@EST Plays Road - a wide way leading from one place to another, especially one with a specially prepared surface which vehicles can use.
-Dictionary
@@tsuki_ily lol. Exactly.
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