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| Created | 29.12.2018 21:31 |
| Anthony Queen (tqueen113) | 29.12.2018 21:31 |
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| Hello I would like to know if it is possible to set up a third differential for a truck I am working on, I tried playing with this code <differentialConfigurations> <differentialConfiguration> <differentials> <differential torqueRatio="0.5" maxSpeedRatio="1.3" wheelIndex1="3" wheelIndex2="4"/> <!-- back 1-2 --> <differential torqueRatio="0.5" maxSpeedRatio="1.3" wheelIndex1="5" wheelIndex2="6"/> <!-- back 3-4 --> <differential torqueRatio="0.5" maxSpeedRatio="1.2" differentialIndex1="1" differentialIndex2="2"/> <!-- back --> </differentials> </differentialConfiguration> </differentialConfigurations> Whatever I try to modify here does not work properly. I would be thankful for any help. |
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| Bilbo Beutlin (BBeutlin) | 29.12.2018 23:51 |
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| See LUA docs Specs -> Motorized -> loadDifferentials |
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| Anthony Queen (tqueen113) | 31.12.2018 02:45 |
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| So your telling me I need to wright a custom script? If this is the case I cannot do that due to my lack of knowledge in LUA scripting :-( Thanks for the help Bilbo. |
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| Bilbo Beutlin (BBeutlin) | 31.12.2018 03:24 |
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| no no *g* I didn't want to suggest writing your own script. I thought studying the LUA would give you some hints despite a "lack of knowledge in LUA scripting". The principle scheme is <differentialConfigurations> <differentialConfiguration> <differentials> <differential ... wheelIndex1=".." wheelIndex2=".."/> <!-- is differentialIndex1 --> <differential ... wheelIndex2=".." wheelIndex3=".."/> <!-- is differentialIndex2 --> You may have an arbitrary amount of "differential pairs" (wheels left-right) according to number of axis. Finally you distribute the engine power to these (n) pairs by <differential ... differentialIndex1=".." differentialIndex2=".."/> upto <differential ... differentialIndex..=".." differentialIndex(n)=".."/> You may also define an arbitrary amount of <differentialConfiguration>, let's say for 2wd, 4wd, 6wd. However you must assign the 'differentialConfiguration' in the <wheels .. differentialConfiguration=".." This is due to other differential would need other wheel properties/attributes and vice versa. |
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| Anthony Queen (tqueen113) | 01.01.2019 08:26 |
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| OMG I am sorry but .LUA is completly Greek to me and I did copy and past what I found but made no sense out it, I will study it some and thank you so much Bilbo! |
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