Project cars 3 update 1.12 manual#
Project cars 3 update 1.12 full#

Oversteering is when your vehicle tends to turn too much, and possibly go into a spin, rather than following the direction itвЂ™s driving in. Set Friction Control to Override and lower your friction - low gravity worlds can be hard to drive on and itвЂ™s tempting to set this higher, but the low weight holding your vehicle down has to be accounted for. Make sure you have any reaction wheels turned off! Those can easily torque your vehicle over.ДЄdjust your Brakes% to increase it on the back wheels, reducing it on the front wheels, and your motor power to the front wheels. If your rover flips forward or backward while braking or accelerating, try these tips: Of course, you can get crazy with reaction wheels and RCS to keep your rover pinned to the ground - itвЂ™s the Kerbal way, after all.ДЇlipping over when you brake or accelerate, particularly on low gravity worlds?

Project cars 3 update 1.12 manual#

Set Friction Control to manual and lower the friction on all your wheels - this will make your vehicle tend to skid, rather than flip. Use the Steering AdjustВ in Override mode, and manually lower the amount your wheels will turn. ThatвЂ™s always going to make your vehicle more stable. Lower your center of mass or widen your wheel track - the horizontal distance between your wheels. If youвЂ™re still rolling your rover often over too often, hereвЂ™s a few things to try: Wheel load balancing now across all grounded wheels on a vessel.ДЇinally, IвЂ™d like to share some simple tips to make a more drivable rover. Wheels and landing legs suspension now handles different gravity changes much better than before.ДЇixed the wheel speed on the M1 and M1-F wheels. Landing legs being more stable generally and especially when deployed at wide angles. Wheels and landing legs bouncing less on load. Wheels and landing legs bouncing less when docking/undocking. Check the build notes for the exact list, but notable improvements include: WeвЂ™ve also addressed some of the bugs that have been plaguing wheels for a while.

Project cars 3 update 1.12 full#

Those of you who use an analogue controller will likely want to set your steering adjust to override if you like using your analogue controls to control the full range of motion of the wheel, though you can still turn down the Steering Angle to have better fine control.

Steering Response will change how quickly the wheels respond to inputs - how quickly theyвЂ™ll turn.

Steering Angle will let you manually reduce the maximum deflection your wheels can go through.

Setting Steering Adjust to OverrideВ will preserve the old steering behavior - but also expose some new controls to help you manually tune your wheel controls. Because most players use keyboard controls, itвЂ™s been too easy to overcrank your wheels by holding a key down too long and flipping your vehicle over - keeping Steering Adjust in Auto will help you deal with that.

When set to Auto, Steering Adjust will reduce the maximum angle your wheels can turn as your vehicle goes faster.

To that end, weвЂ™ve added a new control to wheels: Steering Adjust, which can either be in Auto or in Override. Another issue weвЂ™ve looked at is making it easier to drive your rovers without flipping them.

In KSP 1.12 Final Approach, weвЂ™ve made some improvements to our wheels to address many pesky bugs. Welcome to another KSP devblog! This time weвЂ™re going to talk about wheels.