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Modular Engine Controller

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Vehicles: Air, Sea, Land, Mechanical

Microcontrollers: Calculation, Microcontroller

Tags: v1.2.19

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10 Aug, 2021 @ 7:28am

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Description

Hi there!
After couple months of break from Stormworks I've came back and made new version of my previous Modular Engine Microcontroller. (This time it's working okay)

Inputs:

Engine On/Off
Connect to toggle.
Throttle
Connect to seat/throttle lever. Goes from 0 to 1
RPS
Connect RPS on crankshaft .
Composite Cylinder
Connect to composite on cylinder.
Electric Mode
Composite which allows changing electric motors settings.

Channel [1] - Turns off engine and you can drive only with electric motors. You can for instance turn this settings on if you're vehicle has low speed so you can accelerate with electric motors and above that speed turn on engine just to reach top speed.

Channel [2] - Disables electric motors which help with accelerating on start. (Recommended leaving it off if you want to get the best acceleration

Outputs:

Air
Connect to Air Manifold.
Fuel
Connect to Fuel Manifold.
Starter
Connect to starter on engine.
Electric Motors
Connect to electric motors to use them as a support

Properties:

Max RPS
Set max RPS of your engine. If you want to get best acceleration just move slider to max RPS
Min RPS
Set min engine RPS so that engine will turn on (I recommend settings above 3)
Idle RPS
Engine RPS when there's no throttle.
AFR Value
Set what ratio your engine is going to work on. (I found that 14.25 can give you great efficiency)
Tooltips
Enable tooltips to help monitor controller's work. You don't need to turn it on

Enjoy!

11 Comments

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johnyboy 20 Aug, 2024 @ 11:03am

dont work with a turbo

aVERYsillyBosnian 17 Mar, 2024 @ 6:14pm

Hello, I have a workshop creation which has this micro controller in it. I have credited you and gave a link in my description, and I assume you are okay with this given the nature of this micro controller. Thanks in advance, please let me know any concerns if any.