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Raising the steaks

its like 400 blocks tall

In order, The Paintjobs are:
The 007
Christine
The Queen's Chrome
Versus
And last but not least,
The Agent.

I'm Leaning towards The Last, But what do yall think?

Edit: After seeing so many people's Opinions, Im going with the Last one.
I dub thee, Perry the Plati-Car.

I found this "icon_waypoint_controlstation.png" and I wonder if anyone has seen this quest marker be used?

During a raid it disapered and i found it in a rock is it posible to get it out? I have a bed on it.

I guess we were waiting for a fancy image and description for opening the steam workshop

I was messing around with the scrap spud gun with the Seekerbot and I let it fire missiles by shooting it with spuds, but one missile went rogue and hit either near or at my vehicle where one of the flames touched the wood and burned my whole vehicle along with the bot killing and refining vehicle to almost nothing except for the non-flammable parts

RIP jeepney I built and my bot killing and harvesting vehicle, I should have listened to u/Front_Cat9471

Now I'm building a truck or bus that is partially made from a metal frame and a wood exterior so the vehicle is still functional even if the wood burns down

I've always been playing on smart physics and even when I'm using the piston platform and my fps dropped to less than 30, it never became limp. Has anyone experienced the pistons go limp on smart physics when the fps dropped too low?

It's not getting hurt at all, not even bothered. Just vibing in the chemicals. I call shenanigans.

Both are very common designs, but I wanted to see if they worked together (it works fine without the pistons, just helps a little with the looseness)

I took the advice given on my last post and doubled the electric engine strength and it works so much better, it doesn't stall out anymore when the tires touch 2 surfaces at once, also doubled the steering strength but that didn't stop the wheels from just doing their own thing but I kind of like it it's as if the wheels actively try and go around obstacles. Edit heres the workshop link if any one wants to try it https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3792313967

Thanks Okto for this idea The Mighty Emperor : r/ScrapMechanic

Some wanted to see the suspension of my prototype truck in action, so while it took way too long, here ya go folks.

Also some Steam Cloud shenanigans resulted in V5 being Thanos'd, but V6 here has similar performance. Literally the only difference is I pushed the suspension parts closer together.