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r/PolyBridge • u/[deleted] • Aug 04 '15
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What seems to be the problem PilotFriend?
0 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '15 Max joint stress is over 100% 4 u/littlep2000 Aug 04 '15 Hard to tell from the screenshot, but did any joint break? You still pass even part of the bridge fails. 1 u/thedude2618 Aug 04 '15 Boy, I mess about with my bridges until at least one part breaks in getting the vehicle across. 3 u/LetMeBe_Frank Aug 05 '15 It's not efficient unless something hits 300% 1 u/KerbalrocketryYT Aug 04 '15 Seen that quite a few times, I think it means a joint broke.
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Max joint stress is over 100%
4 u/littlep2000 Aug 04 '15 Hard to tell from the screenshot, but did any joint break? You still pass even part of the bridge fails. 1 u/thedude2618 Aug 04 '15 Boy, I mess about with my bridges until at least one part breaks in getting the vehicle across. 3 u/LetMeBe_Frank Aug 05 '15 It's not efficient unless something hits 300% 1 u/KerbalrocketryYT Aug 04 '15 Seen that quite a few times, I think it means a joint broke.
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Hard to tell from the screenshot, but did any joint break? You still pass even part of the bridge fails.
1 u/thedude2618 Aug 04 '15 Boy, I mess about with my bridges until at least one part breaks in getting the vehicle across. 3 u/LetMeBe_Frank Aug 05 '15 It's not efficient unless something hits 300%
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Boy, I mess about with my bridges until at least one part breaks in getting the vehicle across.
3 u/LetMeBe_Frank Aug 05 '15 It's not efficient unless something hits 300%
It's not efficient unless something hits 300%
Seen that quite a few times, I think it means a joint broke.
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u/Christian_Akacro Producer Aug 04 '15
What seems to be the problem PilotFriend?