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4. The length of the tracks are also a big deal. If using the simple ways of making tracks, making it too long will make the tracks prone to falling off a lot. Even adding teeth isn’t too effective.
Anyways, good try on the tracks. I hope the tips I provided will help improve your tracks. If you need more help, my workshop is full of tracks that work quite well from large to small, wide to thin, and to complicated to very simple.
1. Increase engine power (decrease torque to like 0.5), it helps with everything like speed and turning
2. You might’ve made the tracks overly large to look cool, but let me tell you this: large tracks are extremely bad if you don’t have enough friction. It makes turning a pain and slows your tank down. It could work if you added teeth, but it would still be a pain in speed and turning.
Here are my thoughts on the tracks since that’s probably your main selling point.
It had a very hard time at turning. Maybe 1-5 degree of turning. Also there are some parts on the side of the track that falls off extremely easily and don’t actually seem to do anything. Also, the speed was an issue.