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Also needed; 1x1
Is it possible to scale up just the X and the Z axis, but keep the thickness of the wheel (Y) unchanged? And would such a re-scaling need a 3D editor, or can that be done by defining scaling values to the text file of a mod?
And there is one type of wheel that I want to suggest to you for a new mod. All regular wheels with a middle axis have necessarily a low ground clearance. There is a new type of wheel that was developed by NASA and is in discussion for planetary rovers. It has no middle axis but a mechanism along the upper area of the inner wheel frame that holds and propulses the wheel. Is there any way to have you look on a graphic that illustrates that mechanism?
wheels displaced, suspension not working, steering instantly to max amplitude and stays there (not centering). small bump they explode.
those wheels have a delay when you steer, they're way too quick, they also explode on ground, and they require enormous amounts of resources (both small and large grids require same amounts of resources, about 200-400 steel plates)