#Timmy Turner mk1 (another car chassis)
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Yes, both front and back wheels turn when steering
Introduces such a technology as multi-ship wheels
That allows me to make the wheels just half a block wide, making it easier to integrate the wheels into the car
Has a higher ground clearance of 1.5 blocks
runs on 2 modular and a pump, which, I admit, makes this less fuel efficient
This one doesn't use CC, it will be fine
now the suspension might require some work, but it should be fine
also the 3 blocks in front of the driver's seat are FULLY CUSTOMIZEABLE
Omg 3 blocks are customizable
I mean it is a feature not present in some other designs so why not mention it
Oh and as almost all my designs this one is fully survival friendly!
I think you should make it computer drivable
Also the ability to customize those 3 gives you the ability to add a fuel port
A fuel port for like gas stations
minecraft gas station
Nah idk how to use CC lol
It's only lua
what's lua
A programing language
You should ask schem about it he's a massive nerd for it
If you don't get shouted st for using some random thing in your build
Timmy Turner (another next generation car chassis)
Timmy Turner mk1 (another next generation car chassis)
because both pairs of wheels turn
So like most of the cars I make in scrap mechanjc
Originally I wanted to call it steerling so it wasn't the worst option
It just gives a better turn radius
exactly
so it turns better
so timmy turner
Searling
Doug dimafome owner of the dimsdale dimadome
Also technically the first car to be able to do... this?.. if you add the necessary controls
Crab car
Right, I never posted the double ended car here did I ?
Oh come on at least let me feel original
Lol you did this one well be proud of it
The suspension's not so great, it tries to fly at 256 rpm
No but like the suspension was pretty stiff so I suspect it's that
Dude that's 2 blocks shorter wth
You can try putting the front susp bearing facing down
And change the byte block to a slimmer more adjustible slice
I don't have the world open rn, it's an older screenshot
Also tried slices... and tried just not adding a spring which still made it stiff at high speed
Maybe you could just link the wheels too? Like I did in mine
Just run the wheels off of 1 bearing
That way the wheels are synced
Also the wheel design isnt necessarily smooth here
Smaller >> lower cog >> more stable
I only use the larger one on offroad vehicles
That would work but I feel like having them be separate ships makes them ever so slightly independent which would help with steering? I never tested it but I feel like that's how it would work
Also the large wheels are caused by the fact those wheels are half a block wide
Nah because you lock them either way for speed
But I didn't lock the wheels
Without locking rmthe weight of the car would be too much for them to spin, and youd need to put weight onto the susp itself, making it heavier also
So running at 256 would be the only option cause its so slow
idk what you mean it performed best at 128 rpm
It wasn't the fastest but the steering was pretty good
See the gold block, thats for balancing it at 256
Locking the rear wheel helps with power also
But leaves it flipping if accelerated too fast
I'm prolly gonna take a break from cars anyway and build an airship or something
So I'd say use a huge engine to make it smaller and add weight to balances it out
Otherwise its great as is
Although cars were the only thing I was at least sort of good at
I just liked cars tbh, more moving parts
Yeah but I kinda just got tired of it
Mhm you do you
lol don't let that stop you

