Need a non aircraft Airfile/CFG guru

MCDesigns

MCDesigns

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I am hoping someone here has the skill to help. I designed a dirt bike to get around scenery at scenery level. I have tried 2 different airfiles from other packages. One was from an old style motorbike from fsdeliveryguy and one that works well for cars from Hama's lexus, both at most FS sites I would assume. With the bike airfile, it would not turn well at all, very sluggish and always overcompensating the turns with long arcs. With the lexus one, it turns too well, to well to actually handle. An in-between setting, leaning more towards the lexus one would probably be best, but I have no ideas on the settings. Ideally would love to have an original one to share this with everyone.

Also any setting to keep the wheels from sinking when starting forward?

I would also like it to lean when turning like a real bike. Is this a CFG entry or animation issue?

Thanks for any help.

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I cannot say for sure, but I would think that the leaning would be an animation....
As for the CFG......Have you tried the one for either of the Jeeps.? they both have a nice turning radius.
 
Thanks. I tried 3 already, figured I would finally ask for help rather than go thru every vehicle for FS, LOL I think it might have something to do with the 2 wheels and the size, but I could be wrong.
 
I sent you a couple I had.....
Maybe one will work better with some tweaking......
GL my friend with this.
 
MCD,
the front wheel "sinking" you refer to most likely can be modified in the landing gear section of the aircraft.cfg. The "leaning" effect could possibly be a combination of parmeters in the airfile that have to do with turn and bank settings. I have no experience working on a 2 wheel land vehicle but I can tell you it most likely will require a lot of trial and error adjustments.

If you are willing to send me a copy of you motor bike plus the aircraft.cfg and airfile for fsdeliveryguy, Ill be happy to have a look at it. I'll provide you my email in a PM.
 
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