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Farming Simulator 19
| Category | Farming Simulator 19 |
| Created | 13.12.2021 22:58 |
| Patton_M47 |
13.12.2021 22:58 |
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what might cause my mod to be top heavy (aka very tippy)
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| Bilbo Beutlin (BBeutlin) |
13.12.2021 23:55 |
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"heavy" results from mass definition in components.
"tippy" can also be inappropriate chassis definition, eg. in wheels.
Then you must also regard reasonable proportions in load full/empty. You cannot expect a 20k designed trailer expanding to 100k without losing stability.
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| Patton_M47 |
14.12.2021 00:31 |
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its a tractor the mass is in kg right?
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| Bilbo Beutlin (BBeutlin) |
14.12.2021 01:18 |
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Yes. All FS (internal) values base on SI system (International System of Units).
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| Patton_M47 |
14.12.2021 03:20 |
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ok so my tractor should weigh as much as the real one......
I have the center of mass set to 0.00 1.55 -0.07 as thats what it says is the center in the editor should I lower the middle one?
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| Scott Lambert (Scooter) |
16.12.2021 19:32 |
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The center of mass should be relative to the whole vehicle. The center of mass in the editor is relative to the node selected. The center of mass is in X Y Z coordinates (width, height, length)
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| Scott Lambert (Scooter) |
16.12.2021 19:33 |
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The center of mass should be relative to the whole vehicle. The center of mass in the editor is relative to the node selected. The center of mass is in X Y Z coordinates (width, height, length)
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| Patton_M47 |
16.12.2021 20:19 |
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thx
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