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wiki:opconfig:tabs:driving [2017/08/18 03:26] opadmin [Track Recoil] |
wiki:opconfig:tabs:driving [2019/09/05 03:43] opadmin [Engine Starting and Stopping] |
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| == Auto-Start Engine with Throttle == | == Auto-Start Engine with Throttle == | ||
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| - | If you don't want to assign a trigger to turn on the engine, you can enable this option. The engine will automatically be started the first time you move the throttle forward (throttle stick must be moved to more than half throttle). | + | If you don't want to assign a trigger to turn on the engine, you can enable this option. The engine will automatically be started the first time you move the throttle forward (throttle stick must be moved to more than half throttle). **CAUTION: |
| == Auto-Stop Engine when Idle == | == Auto-Stop Engine when Idle == | ||
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| ===== Track Recoil ===== | ===== Track Recoil ===== | ||
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| == Enable Track Recoil == | == Enable Track Recoil == | ||
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| Track recoil will cause the vehicle to drive backwards rapidly but briefly when then cannon is fired. This feature is standard on Heng Long and Taigen tanks, but most find it undesirable for scale reasons. Here you can enable or disable it as you please. Note: the Open Panzer implementation of track recoil is only active when the vehicle is stopped - even if enabled, it will not function if the cannon is fired while the vehicle is moving. Also keep in mind, that although several adjustments are provided the effect will be influenced significantly by your specific gearbox and motor combination. In general, the very high gear ratios used in model tanks do not permit for a very realistic reaction. | Track recoil will cause the vehicle to drive backwards rapidly but briefly when then cannon is fired. This feature is standard on Heng Long and Taigen tanks, but most find it undesirable for scale reasons. Here you can enable or disable it as you please. Note: the Open Panzer implementation of track recoil is only active when the vehicle is stopped - even if enabled, it will not function if the cannon is fired while the vehicle is moving. Also keep in mind, that although several adjustments are provided the effect will be influenced significantly by your specific gearbox and motor combination. In general, the very high gear ratios used in model tanks do not permit for a very realistic reaction. | ||