another way for the track(if you dont like the complexity of the realistic tracks or if its just too laggy) is to grab somewheels, and wood/metal rod (disable colision) and put them in the shape of a track and then rope them to the main body, hopes this helps some of you
@@OceanWizard1ah u can just remember the video, if u still dont know take pic of this comment: Step 1. Get motorized wheels. Step 2. Put metal rods on the top sides (left right) of 2 motorized wheels that are furthest away from the center. Step 3: on the metal rods put normal non motorized wheels on them and nail the middle of the wheels to the rod. Step 4: Make tracks with wooden sticks, connect the sticks with yellow nail. Step 5: Make the body of your tank, preferably that can fit crew in it, if you dont want big crew but still want crew use tea and put like armor or smth on them, if u dont know how chrck my community tab there is stuff u can get inspiration from there. Step 6: after making body, put the turret on the tank. Step 7: check if it works. Step 8: if it works it works. If it doesn't work redo it
if you're using tank tracks (brick/metal ones) i recommend you make the wheels above the other ones motorized to make it more realistif (those wheels are the ones that move the tracks on a real tank).
Thank veryyy much bro I just started with doing reworks on my Tiger H1 , T34/76 and also i bulid Bt5 , Bt7 , Panther D , Churchill Crocodile, Marder III , Kw2 , Fiat 6614 R3 and Dicker max ( nashorn )
If you have a problem with the pins for tracks just lay the pieces that fell apart flat out and put a wooden stick with collision off on the place between the tracks you want to connect. Then just put pins again and turn on collision after. Should work
Thank you so much. Evry Tank of mine never had moving turrets or working tracks i appreciate it Very Much. Edit: i cant even fucking remake the tracks i want to fucking die
