| Category | Farming Simulator 25 |
| Created | 16.01.2025 12:13 |
| Cherciu George (GeorgeCHR) | 16.01.2025 12:13 |
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| Hello, I have this issue: when I attach the straps, the truck sags a lot in the back and puts a lot of stress on the front suspension. This severely destabilizes the truck. When there are no logs, this doesn’t happen. What could be causing this? |
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| David Zadnik (DzInLa) | 16.01.2025 21:04 |
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| If there is too much weight on rear it might be lowering the weight on the front wheels which would make the truck impossible to steer. |
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| nuggzy | 17.01.2025 17:49 |
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| Weight is causing a big problem with all of my vehicles. I think it has something to do with the ground deformation. You can watch your vehicle as it loads, once it gets so full the front wheels will sink in the ground. You are fine if you stop there, if you continue until the back wheels sink then you are going to have problems moving. I have noticed the problem using courseplay as well. I get a message from courseplay that my harvester needs emptied. As soon as I click off courseplay the harvester sinks in the ground and won't hardly move. While courseplay is on it's using the AI which disables ground deformation. |
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| Earl Bush (ProQuasar) | 26.04.2025 19:10 |
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| Sounds like a collision is not properly set up.... Maybe there is a rear component that is being strapped that shouldn't be. For example, the log grabs have collision settings that do not allow them to be strapped so that it doesn't interfere with the movement of the object. Try checking the collisions for all of the major components near the strapping area. |
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