Yep, it is possible … because I have made it possible.
What do you think?
P.S. Steering has not been made possible yet, since I have to build another set of arms for the front suspension. I have just put it like that, so I can test the suspension. Also, you may see 2 black rods hanging about, and that’s because I have to build the front diffuser.
Video:
Credits: me
Nice!
I’ve done some more basic types of independent suspension, but you can try them here.
It’s great! But it needs more bounce.
I’ve done something as well by using the latest A-Chassis version, 1.5, since it has a new independent wishbone suspension system. A lot of people think that A-Chassis is unrealistic, but in reality, people just don’t know how to use it. Here’s the link to the game so I can prove it to you:
https://www.roblox.com/games/7653971471/Earth-Gravity-Driving-Game
P.S. Before you even drive the car, it has an ignition system by pressing Left Control and it requires you to shift gears by pressing Q and E.
This is pretty neat. I really love seeing vehicles being realistic added to games, it just makes the experience very much more enjoyable. Don’t know what kind of car you’re aiming for here, but I do wish it comes with a heck of a lot of features! Best of luck, love to see more updates about this.
Please im begging you how did you make those pistons for the suspension
Pistons or shock absorbers are easy.
I use a larger diameter cylinder for the outer section.
A smaller inner cylinder (the piston) that has a high reflectance.
Make the inner Cylinder CanCollide false, or put all the cylinders and pistons in one Collision Group and make the group not collide with itself.
Add a PrismaticConstraint attached to the cylinder at one end and to the piston at the other end for the movement.
It looks like @Distruction_Ultimate used a mesh for the coils, or they used a ring mesh at either end and used a SpringConstraint for the actual coils.