ok.... I have a Coalition Baserunner of me own, but it does not have the proper suspension like yours does, now I need to mess with that and see about fixing mine.... Well done.
just spitballing ideas here would using sensors under the rover to run a few event controllers to control suspension strength be possible? Then you can automatically raise strength when going into big jumps, and use a timer delayed event controller to soften it again once its landed
Definetly a good idea, in the clip the suspension strength was set to 9% on the front wheel spring, so it was as soft as it would hold itself up, but yeah, a system to amplify strength would probably work well. Im not sure if sensors or just event controllers set to detect altitude would be the best option, im pretty sure the altitude is more accurate, but i dont know if its altitude from ground or altitude from water level if that makes sense
at the moment only the mk 1-2 revisions are on the workshop, it uses a slightly different design but overall, the feel of it should be the same. Search the workshop for: Homeworld Baserunner Suspension MK-1 and MK-2 (Vanilla and Offroad)
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bloody hell mate!
ok.... I have a Coalition Baserunner of me own, but it does not have the proper suspension like yours does, now I need to mess with that and see about fixing mine....
Well done.
id love to see it
just spitballing ideas here would using sensors under the rover to run a few event controllers to control suspension strength be possible? Then you can automatically raise strength when going into big jumps, and use a timer delayed event controller to soften it again once its landed
Definetly a good idea, in the clip the suspension strength was set to 9% on the front wheel spring, so it was as soft as it would hold itself up, but yeah, a system to amplify strength would probably work well.
Im not sure if sensors or just event controllers set to detect altitude would be the best option, im pretty sure the altitude is more accurate, but i dont know if its altitude from ground or altitude from water level if that makes sense
@@Kennet0508(Not very knowledgeable on the event controllers) Are they based on absolute altitude or relative?
@@ralexcraft990 unsure, sorry
@@Kennet0508 Im pretty sure its relative. Also, do you have air-shock enabled on main grid suspension?
@@danielkolczyk4597 don't remember, I'n this clip i doubt it, as i was trying my best to make it as soft as possible
Oh, that would be wonderful to try out!! Is there a version on the workshop? I wanna blow it up after driving too fast over a hill!
at the moment only the mk 1-2 revisions are on the workshop, it uses a slightly different design but overall, the feel of it should be the same.
Search the workshop for:
Homeworld Baserunner Suspension MK-1 and MK-2 (Vanilla and Offroad)