Space Engineers

Space Engineers

Easy Automation V2.0
Jack Schitt 15 Jan, 2023 @ 1:36pm
Set Wheel Height?
I'm trying to set the wheel height of 5x5 wheel suspensions on a rover. 'Show Actions' shows several strange actions as available for wheel suspensions that don't make any sense:
Actions of "RM-Wheel-Right Front": OnOff OnOff_On OnOff_Off ShowOnHUD ShowOnHUD_On ShowOnHUD_Off -------------------------These don't make sense--------------------- IncreaseFontSize DecreaseFontSize IncreaseTextPaddingSlider DecreaseTextPaddingSlider IncreaseChangeIntervalSlider DecreaseChangeIntervalSlider PreserveAspectRatio IncreaseWeld speed DecreaseWeld speed Force weld --------------------------They're not for wheels------------------------ IncreaseSafetyDetach DecreaseSafetyDetach ShareInertiaTensor Add Top Part Steering Propulsion Braking EnableParking AirShock InvertSteering InvertPropulsion IncreaseMaxSteerAngle DecreaseMaxSteerAngle ResetMaxSteerAngle IncreasePower DecreasePower IncreaseStrength DecreaseStrength ---------------------------Height Actions---------------------------------- IncreaseHeight using this returns error: the property "IncreaseHeight" was not found in block DecreaseHeight same when used: property not found in block ResetHeight same when used: property not in block --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IncreaseFriction DecreaseFriction IncreaseSpeed Limit DecreaseSpeed Limit ResetSpeed Limit IncreasePropulsion override DecreasePropulsion override ResetPropulsion override IncreaseSteer override DecreaseSteer override ResetSteer override

How do I increase suspension height?
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Warlocc 28 Aug, 2023 @ 1:34pm 
I have this same question and can't find an answer. Interesting that it's been ignored this long.
Jack Schitt 28 Aug, 2023 @ 5:40pm 
A fellow community member helped me get an Ez-Auto script working. Here it is:
@Variables{ Upperlimit = -0.5 Lowerlimit = 0.35 Position = Height of (RM-Wheels) Down = math(Position+.01) Up = math(Position-.01) } @Lower{ Height of (RM-Wheels) = Down If Height of (RM-Wheels) < Lowerlimit { @Lower } } @Raise{ Height of (RM-Wheels) = Up If Height of (RM-Wheels) > Upperlimit { @Raise } }

Hopefully you understand enough to change the group names and play with the variable values to get the heights you want. Negative numbers is with the wheels all the way down = vehicle raised. Positive numbers is when the wheel suspension is all the way up = vehicle lowered.
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