I tried to build a push-rod suspension on my off road chasis but I find a big problem. the camber changes when the spring is compressed, but otherwise it does not work, no matter how I try.
You can see it on screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/175Mou7Ges3RfMpt_f1r39FZ1CCB3h1pB/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1799zw9dnVkn-4T2JysL24-jIQVx9qd9y/view?usp=drivesdk
Well that's interesting..., If it was SLA Double wishbone then it was quite normal as the upper wishbone is shorter pulling the tire to a camber, but for a pushrod... That is new
@M4g1sh here my 1st attempt at pushrod not tested..maybe you put that car unlisted so some can download it and help to the issue
Anyways here the link to my attempt clicky link
@An2k no, I always check for things like this and rule out this
@M4g1sh perhaps something is unintentionally connected to a some part somewhere?
@An2k unfortunately nothing works, I tried a lot of ways, but none of them worked. I'm already tired so I don't want to work on it. but the idea and implementation attempts were good
@An2k it doesn't work, now I will try with one suspension arm
Hard to imagine for me ...but
try connectingthe top control bar (the one connecting to push rod)to the upper wishbone or the lower wishbone insteadof connecting to the kingpin(the hub near the wheels)like this one on this..picturelink----->clickylink pushrod on picture the pushrod is connected to the lower wishbone
Do say if it solved it or otherwise...ive been trying studying this stuff as well