Optional parameter (optional): Data type default = VALUE Optional parameters have "(optional)" text after them.The "data type" field should always be followed by semicolon. Another required parameter: Positive decimal The "default" text can be omitted if the parameter has no default.The data type should be easy to understand for a human, not technically accurate. Example required parameter: Real number default = -1.0 Parameters are written as shown, followed by a colon.Required parameter: Data type default = VALUE Explanatory text.(unless you have a custom dashboard you want to use.)Įvery keyword (directive, inline-section or section) which has parameters should have them listed in this manner: Suggested values for 100kg wheels: spring 150000 and damping 1000. Reducing the spring and damping of the wheels helps a lot. This is not very easy as they become unstable. Lighten the wheels as much as possible.Experiment with the engine section to use higher RPM and correct gear ratios.Use and abuse set_beam_defaults to soften the car body, or it will be too strong and springy, i.e.Use engoptions to reduce the engine inertia and set the engine type to c.Here a few recommendations for those who want to build a light car: RoR is optimized for heavy trucks, so you have to use some extra sections that help you create a realistic car: A boat needs to have a hull which is defined in the submesh section.You should have a fusedrag section on a plane to have a better aerodynamic modeling.to add aerodynamic spoilers for stability). You can have a wings section on a truck or a boat (e.g.If you have no propulsion, then you are making a load, and the file extension should be.
You should not combine more than one propulsion (eg have both an engine and a turboprops section in the same file). A train is a vehicle that drives on a rail (see Building rail vehicles). A boat is a description file containing a screwprops section. 
A plane is a description file containing a turboprops, turbojets, or pistonprops section. 
A truck is a description file containing an engine section. When the truck is all working do the bodywork and texture, and mark most beams as invisible (displaying too many beams has a large performance impact)īefore we start, let's ask an important question: Is it a truck, plane, train, or boat? Or what makes a truck a truck and a plane a plane and a train a train, or a boat a boat? Simple:. When the chassis seems to work well add wheels, suspension, hydros, etc And then test drive. If you forget some beams the truck will fold on itself! Edit your truck file put the title, globals, engine, cameras, nodes, and beams sections in. Draw the blueprint of your truck on a piece drawing paper mark the nodes, and write their number (starting with zero). I recommend using the following method for construction: See Vehicle Concepts to understand the building philosophy. Order of sections matters (for example: cinecams requires beams).Ĭomment lines can be inserted by putting or // at the beginning of the line. Except the title, every section starts with a keyword. The truckfile is divided into sections, each with defined purpose. Note the extension is only informative, the actual type of object is determined by file contents. Recognized filename extensions for this format are. The name is historical - Rigs of Rods was originally a heavy truck simulator, other kinds of vehicles came later. "Truck" is a text-based file format which defines all physically simulated objects in the game, be it vehicles of any kind, machinery, loads or any other things. Converting old terrain to terrn2 format. (sub-directive) disable_flexbody_shadow. Truck file format Truck file format Table of contents. Rigs of rods mods tutoiral how to#
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