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Why isn't the landing gear holding up on my 500,000 pound 767?

63.0k EpicPigster1  6.8 years ago

Seriously, i've got springs set to 2000% strength and damper above the wheels, and I tried 250% and disabled wheel suspension. Each time, the gear just collapses and makes the plane explode. Can someone tell me what the heck is going on?

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    2,586 Exofalt

    Anytime! @EpicPigster1

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @Exofalt Ok, i'll try that too, thanks dude!

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    Try adding "hidden" gear (via XML invis, or just nudging tons of gear into the original gear)

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    31.3k Mostly

    Bro it's 500K pounds. If you are trying to use replica gear it's might not be strong/stable enough. If you are using custom gear, turn off suspension.

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    That's stupid... and defeats the purpose of realism. @APimpNamedSlickback

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @BaconAircraft Oh god, ok, I guess i'll try 20x mass scale for it then, I fixed the issue without the spring but I want to try it with it so it's smoother. Thx bro :)

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @Fjorge Yeah, it seems like it, its really annoying

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @WEAPONSMITH I don't know how to do that yet, unfortunately.

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    13.9k Fjorge

    because it is 500000 pounds... but really custom suspension is horrible... the shock always explodes... try using scaled stock wheels... only tip I can give you sorry

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    @EpicPigster1 Currently, Im running 8000% at 8x mass scale for the spring and 16x mass scale for the wheels. ...and my A340 is not even 1/4 of the realistic weight.

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    Heres a tip: Set the spring for 8000%, edit the mass scale accordingly. If it collapses, increase the mass scale on both the wheels and spring

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @helilover03 ok

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @helilover03 I know, the title does sound sarcastic, but seriously im actually so confused.

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @RailfanEthan Dang it

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    @EpicPigster1 I don't think it's possible, sadly.

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    63.0k EpicPigster1

    @RailfanEthan RIP dude, knowing that I'm going to try to find a solution. By the way, do you know how to make stronger rotators? Mine are set to a mass scale of 1, but they don't retract the landing gear smoothly, it's really jagged and weird.

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    I had that happen on one of my old amphibious bombers. I haven't found any solution to this day.

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