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Hello,

 

I`m making a Norwegian version of the Leopard 2A4.

Only have a few bugs left to iron out, but I have hit a wall with this one.

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I have tried:

- Adjusting every physX setting I can think relates to this.

- Main PhysX are as follows (weight 62000kg)
                sprungMass=4428.5714;
                springStrength = 324000;
                springDamperRate = 36000;

- All LODs should be centered

- All related memory points have been rebuild many times.

- I have tried settings from BI Example tank, Burns M1A2, BW mods Leopard. With no same results as seen above.

 

I cannot for the life of me find the issue.

 

Thanks in advance for any help!

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Hey everyone,

I figured it out.

 

I had two mempoints on the wheels axis's in the memory LOD.

 

Unlike cars (uses two mempoints),

tracked vehicles uses a single mempoint in combination with the wheel boundary to see the size of wheels that are generated onto the PhysX LOD.

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1 minute ago, nenzeo said:

Hey everyone,

I figured it out.

 

I had two mempoints on the wheels axis's in the memory LOD.

 

Unlike cars (uses two mempoints),

tracked vehicles uses a single mempoint in combination with the wheel boundary to see the size of wheels that are generated onto the PhysX LOD.

Cars are also using single memory point. First one is used as a center so depending on vertex index one, or another is selected

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7 minutes ago, reyhard said:

Cars are also using single memory point. First one is used as a center so depending on vertex index one, or another is selected

Why does the sample car use two points in its axis`s?

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Second memory point is not used as I've mentioned before. In most cases it will work but in some situations vertex order might be wrong resulting in odd size of PhysX wheels, it's much safer to have separate memory point for center

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