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However this interferes with thruster steering a little
I made it smaller : )
1. Place the bottom most block
2. Place a suspension on top
3. Place a block on top of the suspension
4. Place a block on the bottom of the top most block
5. Place a bearing on the bottom of the block paced in 4.
6. Place a block on the bottom of the bearing
7. Weld the bottom most block to the block build in 6.
8. Finished!
Tips:
- You can’t build this all wood, or it will break if you try to spawn it from the lift
- If we want to keep this community great everybody should give credits to the original inventor of a creation and please don’t reupload creations, that aren’t yours!
While testing I noticed, that a creation using the Stabilizer Module will stop tilting at all if the physics of the creation stop updating. I so far couldn’t come up with a use for this, but maybe you guys can.
If you still want to use the old module, just head over to the Stabilizer Module Collection .
I'll try to figure out something about updating/making changes to a creation uploaded to the workshop. hopefully I'll brb.
If you choose to make it smaller, give me a message on that blueprint that you've edited your, and I'll delete my edit of yours.
It's a really great thing you've made.
Anyway, great work. Have a look at my logic gates if you find you need some signal logic to make a creation work.
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=725658626
Also, it is out of beta, but it'll take 4-5 hours before I can get on and play.
Because I’d like as many people to use this in their creation as possible, I’ll keep the name, but I now updated the description to make sure everybody understands how this thing works.
I hope you’ll get the beta running as fast as possible! If you upload your creation, please link it here in the comments so I and everybody else can have a look.
I hope you agree with my idea and thank you for your help :D.
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=702037094 I put the whole thing in a self contained module after testing, and you can see how powerful it is. I plan to upload a wood version of that when able.
Tilt Resistor is about the best name I could come up with for what you've ran into, since it is passive, and resists tilt, but doesn't totally stop it.
Maybe “Stabilizer Module” isn’t the perfect name, but it’s what I found this bug to be most useful for and what I think mechanics might be typing into search, when looking for something like this. Also “Tilt” hasn’t got any letters with holes to add the orange lines :D.
I might update the description to make it more obvious how exactly this works.
I think you don’t really need more then this module to keep your creation stable as far as I have seen. (Example: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=721766807)
What exactly have you used in your creation to activate the torque devices in your balancing module? (I’d guess a gyro?) If you’ve got any tips for what I should add to the description or an idea for a better name feel free to let me know.
Not sure if you could call it a stabilizing module , since that implies something more active. Not to say a tilt resistor is nothing to sneeze at. When used in combination with other systems it can help smooth out stabilization operations dramatically!
Unfortunately, I can’t get the beta version of this Workshop to work at all for me, so I can’t post my self-contained balancing module.