These parameters affect the vehicle's mass distribution, center of gravity, and collision behavior.

• Weight: This parameter sets the total mass of the vehicle (default 2200 kg).

• Weight Ratio: This parameter sets how the weight is split between the body and the wheels (default 0.15).

• Set Weight Position: This button allows you to adjust where the center of mass is located on the vehicle. The position of the weight can significantly affect the vehicle's handling and stability. While active, the button reads Confirm Weight Position; it's important to press it to confirm the Weight Position before proceeding.

• Reset Buttons: Reset the Weight and the Weight Position (center of gravity) to their defaults.

• Edit Body Collision Type: This option lets you modify how the vehicle body interacts with other objects in the simulation. Press Confirm Body Collision Type when you are done.

  

  • Convex Hull, Mesh: These are different options for the collision type. Convex Hull is faster; Mesh follows the shape of the model more closely.
  • Offset: This parameter determines the distance between the visual model and the collision model.
  • Decimate: Mesh only. This parameter controls the level of simplification applied to the collision mesh, reducing its complexity for performance reasons.

Motorcycle Settings

Shown for motorcycle rigs.

Handle Bar Tilt: This aligns the Handlebars Constraint with the Wheel Constraint. Make sure the constraints are aligned for accurate results.

Set Swing Arm: This toggle allows you to move the Swing Arm Constraint to the desired position. Press Confirm Swing Arm when done. Only available on rigs with a Swing Arm.

Eye Icons: Toggle the visibility of the Handle Bar and Swing Arm constraints.

Hitch Settings

Shown for each Vehicle Bed and Trailer.

• Set Hitch Position: This toggle allows you to move the Hitch Constraint to the desired position. Press Confirm Hitch Position when done.
• Angular Limit: X, Y and Z toggles. When an axis is enabled, the hitch's rotation on that axis is limited to the angle displayed next to it.
• Add Articulated Steering: If enabled, the vehicle steers by bending at the Hitch Position, up to the Articulated Steering Angle.