Physics Tab

These parameters allow for fine-tuning of the vehicle's physics behavior, affecting aspects like its grip on the road, stability, and overall handling characteristics.

Downward Force Tab

• Downward Force Pin: Pins tab to Control Panel
• Enable Downward Force: This button, when enabled, adds a downward force to the vehicle’s wheels. This is used to increase the vehicle's traction with the ground.
  • Wheel Force strength: This parameter controls the intensity of the downward force applied to the wheels. A higher value would increase the force, potentially improving traction.
  • Automatic Forces: When enabled, it automatically adjust forces based on vehicle dynamics such as turning and speed.
  • Wheel Force Velocity: This parameter control how quickly the downward force is applied or changed. A higher value could result in more responsive force adjustments.
  • Wheel Force Max Impulse: This parameter controls the maximum impulse of the velocity force. Increasing this value would allow for stronger, more sudden force.

Lean Force Tab

• Lean Force Pin: Pins tab to Control Panel
• Enable Lean Force: When Enabled, it limits and control the vehicle's leaning motion. This is particularly useful for simulating the behavior of motorcycles or other two-wheeled vehicles.
  • Angle: This parameter represents the maximum lean angle allowed for the vehicle. It defines how far the vehicle can tilt from its horizontal position. Angle can be reversed by setting a negative Angle.
  • Strength: This parameter controls how strongly the lean constraint is enforced.
  • Sync Strength with Steering: When enabled, likely synchronizes the lean constraint's strength with the vehicle's steering input. This could create a more realistic leaning behavior, especially for motorcycles, where leaning is closely tied to steering.

Traction Control Tab

• Enable Traction Control: Main toggle to activate traction control system.
• Auto Traction Control: Option for automatic traction control adjustment.
• Enable Lateral Friction Force: Controls side-to-side friction.
• Enable Linear Friction Force: Controls straight-forward friction.

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NOTE: Parallel and Anti-Ackerman steering may conflict when Traction Control is enabled.

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Drift Control Tab