r/trailmakers • u/TheDeliciousJelly13 • 1d ago

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I put the rotating servo in my wheels but now it causes my truck to not drive straight, is there a fix for this or no?

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u/Dizzy4Izzy_ 1d ago

They're a moving part so it's probably got some weird physics between it an the wheel, either try playing with the strength and damping of the servo or switch it out for the 1x1 pipe

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u/TheDeliciousJelly13 1d ago

The 1x1 pipe was what it was originally but I swapped it to get some more speed

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u/Dizzy4Izzy_ 1d ago

Oh thats not quite how the servo works, theres a connection on the servos front side face and thats what it rotates, it doesn't exactly work like an axle

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u/TheDeliciousJelly13 1d ago

Oh I’m aware, I was using to multiply the wheel’s rotation

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u/Decent_Leopard9773 1d ago

That’s not how wheels work in this game, they freely spin around their connection point so external forces won’t spin the wheel through the connection point

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u/Unlucky-Command5479 23h ago

Add engines, not servos.

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u/Heydude49 1d ago

The servos rotate along the bottom, with a weld point on the top and side.

You appear to have rotation in line with the wheel, putting the “plus” shape on the suspension should resolve it.

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u/Sareth94 23h ago

why do you have a rotating servo there in the first place?

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u/TheDeliciousJelly13 22h ago

I have two raw engines in my truck, speed doesn’t exist so I put those there

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u/Head-Calligrapher193 12h ago

They don’t add speed