Slow Steering

[Crazyboy335]

So when I try to turn my truck the steering is really slow. It's like it's at a fixed rate. I'll whip the wheel around and it'll take 2 or so seconds to get there. It's really aggravating me.

[Jon Cannon]

You're probably using 0.37.117 which is designed for keyboard; Find and install 0.37.126.

[Crazyboy335]

Ding ding ding. Now it's working, but I have a non-related problem.

 

So I downloaded Wildfire from here but every time I go to drive it the game crashes. No errors pop up. Any ideas?

[Jon Cannon]

Ding ding ding. Now it's working, but I have a non-related problem.

 

So I downloaded Wildfire from here but every time I go to drive it the game crashes. No errors pop up. Any ideas?

Try downloading either my Identity Theft, or Johan's Armed Forces, and if it still doesn't work, take the tire mesh and png's out of either pack, and put it in your V4 Pack.

[Crazyboy335]

Now Wildfire works, but the 2011 US Airforce Afterburner doesn't. What a dilemma

[Jon Cannon]

Make sure you have the v4.5 Tire Pack and Danny's Mopar Magic.

[Crazyboy335]

It works! Thanks!

[Crazyboy335]

Now on a completely different topic - how am I supposed to get a mesh into Blender? I've downloaded import/export scripts but they won't show up.

[Jon Cannon]

You have to run the mesh through OgreXMLConverter; This is located in your Rigs of Rods Folder in Program Files; I would recommend making a short cut of it to your desktop, so you can just drag the mesh into the converter, and import the xml that it gives you. Keep in mind that if you have the material for the mesh in the same directory as the mesh when converting and importing, it will show up in blender textured; Although some meshes that have I believe 15 or more textures assigned in the material file, will not be able to be imported; You would have to import it without the material file.

[Crazyboy335]

I don't have an option to import XML in Blender.

[Jon Cannon]

Did you install your Blender using the Installation Directory? If not, do that; Then download the Blender 2.49 Essentials file from the site, and drag all of the scripts from that Zip into the scripts folder in your Blender folder in Program Files, once you have Blender installed to the installation directory;

[Crazyboy335]

I tried that and they never showed up.