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ODIN Reactive cabin concept
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ODIN Reactive cabin concept

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Welcome to the ODIN Reactive cabin concept.

This is an attemt to making cornering more stable.

This frame "throws" the weight of the (in this case) cabin into the corner, allowing for better cornering.
This frame is tested, I will test it further, though.

You can use anything to balance out the vehicle in cornering. However, whatever you throw into the corner, needs weight. (Something like a box of default frames with an engine inside it.)

My ratings:
Handling: 19.5/30
- Cornering: 80/100
- Acceleration: 50/100 (it's not made for accel.)
- Drifting: 65/100 (it's not made for drifting)

Looks: N/A (it's a concept frame, not made for looks)
- Design: N/A (it's a concept frame, not made for looks)
- Colors: N/A (it's a concept frame, not made for looks)

This design is not perfect, and not finalised.

Feel free to comment ideas, suggestions about this concept on how to improve it.
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SetNode  [tekijä] 1.9.2017 klo 6.06 
V Yeah, thanks. I have also found out that you can also use weights to throw into the corner. But whatever you throw into it, it has to at least weigh something for it to work effectively
Expo 31.8.2017 klo 12.42 
I know the cabin is on shocks to imrove the ride but i would recomend having the role on a central pivot point to fix the buckeling problem.
Expo 31.8.2017 klo 12.35 
You could put the rod mounts on sliders and have that attach to a rod that slides the cabin foreward upon acceleration. (and the opposite with brakeing)