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ZE Modular Clutch

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Vehicles: Mechanical

Microcontrollers: Modular, Microcontroller

Tags: v1.7.4

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10 May, 2023 @ 2:40am

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Description

Don't insert extra logic gates between the RPS and clutch nodes.

A standalone controller for the modular clutch taken from the drivetrain controller. Compatible with geared and continuously variable transmissions.

Heavily relies on stable engine RPS and low tick delay between RPS and clutch nodes.
The clutch will be fully engaged if the engine RPS reaches the threshold RPS value set in controllers properties, and if the throttle axis value will be 1. If you need to dynamically change the RPS threshold, replace the static property number with numeric node.
Decrease the clutch sensitivity slider if RPS starts to jitter, or increase it if the RPS drops too low while accelerating.

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YummyCookie 4 Jun @ 1:17am

@Compu There's three solutions that I've found that've helped.
1. Decrease the amount of power your engine generates - the more power your engine generates, the more the RPS will jitter. Consider using a more lean AFR, lower engine RPS, decrease cylinders, etc.
2. Place a dial onto your creation, read, at whatever clutch value your RPS jitters, and use a clamp on the clutch at 0.02 or 0.05 clutch lower should solve the issue. Since you're limiting your clutch- you can then increase the gear ratio toward your engine and it shouldn't jitter since it's clamped at where it used to jitter.
3. Go into the Clutch Controller and manually set the minimum value to a negative number. The clutch controller will still work and should resolve your issue. If it doesn't fix it consider using a different clutch.