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Working Scale End Loader No Mods

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Working with pistons and rotors again, practicing for trying my hand at mechs again.

I created this, a working, somewhat scale, clang free(ish) end loader modeled after the CAT 980K. It is still a lot of fun to play with, sorry no articulated pivot point on the chasis until Keen developes away to control wheels on sub grids. It's a bit bouncy with the bucket up unloaded because of counterweights in the rear, tip happy (like the real thing) so speed has been limited pretty low but may still have to watch it.

Just a funsy for your enjoyment, or prop.

Hope you enjoy! Please remember to rate, if you find an issue, leave a comment below and I will see what I can do to reslove it.

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LLC Mandalore 8 Jul, 2019 @ 9:32am

all right let me know the container i made is on my workshop with a couple ships i made

Malacanth [author] 8 Jul, 2019 @ 8:09am

@LLC Mandalore Taking a break from SE to catch up on some other games, but I might when I come back :)

LLC Mandalore 30 Jun, 2019 @ 6:16pm

can you make a top loader or the loader crane they use at ports? i have a cargo container i need to be able to move on the ground

Malacanth [author] 13 Apr, 2019 @ 11:15pm

@Lander1 Gonna take awhile on that pivot, can I get the wheels to function with that script, yes, but it acts strange when I do, only way I think I am going to manage it is to use pistons like the real ones do to stabilize and articulate the front. Which will probably require a pretty major rework of the front end entirely which is ok, because I always thought the arms were just a little too long, but fear not, I will find a way! =)

Malacanth [author] 13 Apr, 2019 @ 8:17pm

@Lander1 I was actually just thinking about that =)