Can you add support so the script only controls rotors marked as Tank? or something to that effect? I have other rotors on the grid and its conflicting with those.

seems ideal for my forklift,
Is it possible to exclude some rotors from the work done by the script?

@LauwmaLescoute Try recompiling the script while your sitting in the seat you want to use. That should solve problems like the one you're talking about.

Also, could you tell me which script was conflicting with this one? I want to see exactly where the issue might be. Thanks!

https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2019/22/7/1559502006-unknown2.png Only 7 of the 10 rotors are working, and I can't figure why :c

Oh I found the Issue, the script is conflicting with the MART script. It could be cool to have only one group of rotor to be affected by the script.

The script doesn't work for me, does the rotor have to have a special name ? Or special parameters ?

I'd use it for nice tank controls!

@Splitsie The script uses the seat as an indicator for direction only. It determines the grid layout based on where the rotors are in relation to each other, so that shouldn't be a problem. Try recompiling the script while you're IN the seat. That should take care of the problem.

I uploaded a video of the rig I used to test it.

Let me know if it's still giving you problems. Thanks :)

@woostyboy That is a good point lol. I’m curious though, wheel suspensions are already controllable with WASD controls. Why would you need a script for that?

Thanks, would be great. I fear I'd break the wheels on a tank made with rotors if it went off road! :)

@woostyboy At the moment, no. It just finds rotors and works on those. Sorry about that. I’ll probably add that though, now that you mention it :)

Hi aveBrian, quick question

Will this control suspension wheels in the same way if they were placed instead of rotors?

Thank you.

@splitsie Sorry about that. I’ll take a look right now.

I just gave this a go - very nice work, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the script to correctly apply to each rotor, right now if I press to turn left, I go backwards and if I press right I go forwards. If I understand correctly, is the script using the position of the seat/cockpit to determine which rotors go which way? if that's right then it's probably because my seat is slightly toward the left side of the vehicle and on top of the left row of rotors

Looking forward to trying this... Very useful, thanks.

@Spite lol, cool.

Excellent! Just what I have been looking for