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stabilization of what?
@MarzEz
It is possible to add, I just need to have some time (and energy) to do it
I have built a mobile slewing crane, but when the cab rotates, steering and drive of the wheels fight each other. I have a remote control block to enable use of the handbrake, if there's any code I can change or any way to use the position/orientation of that block to determine forward/left/right, that would be exquisite.
Does it mean I can somehow make it in vanila without this script? (Without scripts at all to be clear)
Another issue had the script not drive forward at all, steering control was still fully functional, but neither 'W' nor 'S' would drive anywhere - though it *would* raise the power usage displayed on the HUD. It's like the wheels were fighting each other or something? And no, the parking brake was not engaged :P I cycled it several times while trying to get it to budge, just to be sure.
Have any issues like this been reported before? I'm using a mechanical suspension system so there are a lot of subgrids - three per wheel suspension, plus the 'main' grid, and all joining points use two blocks. Maybe the complexity of the grid connectivity is complicating/confusing things?
else if (block is IMyShipController)
{
if (!StringExtensions.Contains(block.CustomName, controllerIgnoreNameTag))
{
shipControllers.Add((IMyShipController)block);
}
}
Generating good code with ChatGPT is like trying to win a cooking competition with off-brand Hamburger Helper.
If I combine the scripts, I'm going to do it right.
@Blood Brother:
Glad to hear it