Playing With Unreal Engine Physics: Center of Mass / Gravity 

There's a good chance when the current project is finished I will do proper tutorial series (this is definitely not it :)

I don't know how to do it but I think it's possible. Maybe the vehicle movement component can be 'turned off' somehow. Or maybe just make dummy vehicle meshes move along splines, and when they are close enough to the camera, swap them with a 'proper' vehicle blueprint. 1000 is a lot though, so making in run smoothly might be a challenge.

Hi @7 Weired Seeds can you please do a videao with left and right center of gravity? the turns and speeds vary i want to make it as a project in my studies but dont have beamng to simulate

Didn't know you were Finnish😳

@@oskarip3322 sori järkytyksestä D:

Here are my full notes (there might be other stuff you find useful): - first write command _p.Chaos.DebugDraw.Enabled 1_ - then enable other debug modes as needed: - _p.Vehicle.ShowCOM 1_ - Center Of Mass → three lines will be visible → their origin is the COM - note: the lines are not visible when the vehicle is stationary - _p.Vehicle.ShowAllForces 1_ - now you can see all the forces (usually four lines) that effect the car → drive and turn to see them properly - _p.Vehicle.ShowWheelForces 1_ - you can see when the tires start to skid/slip - _p.Vehicle.ShowSuspensionForces 1_ - the forces from the suspension - _p.Vehicle.ShowSuspensionRaycasts 1_ - the 'scan area' of the suspension and whether it's triggered

@@7WeirdSeeds Thank you so much! I had been trying to compile a list of debug commands for 2 days!

That's a good idea! I'll definitely consider that.

In vehicle blueprint → movement component → details, you can change amount of mass the vehicle has (COM is also there). Yeah, sorry, this wasn't a proper tutorial. Do check out Math B youtube channel for a bunch of vehicle related stuff if you haven't already.

i got that .. thanks@@7WeirdSeeds

Hii