patie
27-05-2007 09:01:39
hi there, i worked a lot lately on my racing game and as i modeled different drivetrains as FF,FR,4WD, i noticed that the FWD cars were better than the RWD and mostly equivalent to the 4WD (wich have tendency to oversteer), for small, low powered car that could be right but for a front massive FWD it should not, i adjusted the center of mass, i implemented a simple differential i found on the web (wich at lower than 50 km/h prevents the car from spinning out, and at above, helps for stability):
I noticed that on FR cars (RWD) the front wheels when turned a lot seems to slow down the car(i hacked this by putting some torque on the front wheels but, i dont like that..) and also, contrarily to the FWD the car does'nt oversteer, drift, as easily (very surprising in fact..)
FWDs have a big tendency to spin out at high speed when steered too hard(calmed that with non linear steering)
4WDs are fun to drive as they "drift" easily and they lunch well (power proportion affect this), no real strange behavior here.
In all cases 4 wheel steering helps in having a car that does not oversteer or understeer
Have you noticed similar effects or other matter of interest conscerning a SimpeVehicle derived system?
double tqright=tqinput;
double tqleft=tqinput;
double iFactor=10.0;
double omega_left,omega_right;
if(m_Direction>Ogre::Degree(0.05))//tournes a droite
{
tqright*=(1.0-(m_Direction.valueDegrees()/iFactor));
if(tqright<0)
tqright=0;
}
else if(m_Direction<-Ogre::Degree(0.05))// sinon tournes à gauche
{
tqleft*=(1.0-(m_Direction.valueDegrees()/iFactor));
if(tqleft<0)
tqleft=0;
}I noticed that on FR cars (RWD) the front wheels when turned a lot seems to slow down the car(i hacked this by putting some torque on the front wheels but, i dont like that..) and also, contrarily to the FWD the car does'nt oversteer, drift, as easily (very surprising in fact..)
FWDs have a big tendency to spin out at high speed when steered too hard(calmed that with non linear steering)
4WDs are fun to drive as they "drift" easily and they lunch well (power proportion affect this), no real strange behavior here.
In all cases 4 wheel steering helps in having a car that does not oversteer or understeer
Have you noticed similar effects or other matter of interest conscerning a SimpeVehicle derived system?