KrampeSB3060
The classic transport semi-trailer from FS19 is reappeared, with its functions expanded and hundreds of details improved.
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About this mod Machine translation
The classic transport semi-trailer from FS19 is reappeared, with its functions expanded and hundreds of details improved.
This module is improved based on the KrampeSB3060 that comes with FS19.
I added the electrical hose model on the car body from similar modules from the Internet, added electrical hose connections, repaired minor defects on the box, replaced the support legs and fender models, added license plates and rear tow hooks, reset the lights and reflective logos, and replaced **a complete set of suspension system models with animated effects**. The switch cover has a collision box and supports the interactive control function of the module **Interactive Control**, whose click button is on the ladder in front of the trailer.
The loading capacity is 52 cubic meters based on the actual measured size of the box. The height of the vehicle center of gravity is relatively close to reality, so please drive carefully.
As for the included two-axle trolley, I couldn’t find one I was satisfied with online, so I had to make one myself. It was based on the model modification of the original Krampe single-axle trolley, and was pieced together with some parts from other modules. It has suspension animation and the second axis has follow-up steering. It is mainly to satisfy players who like road trains.
Recommended modules:
Interactive Control
Color Configurator
Known issues:
none.
Update record:
v1.0.0.1 remade the high-definition store icon; optimized the collision box model and a few code parameters.
v1.0.0.2 adds a canvas cover and a collision box for materials in the cargo hopper. If the player puts some small objects into a cargo hopper full of grain, interesting phenomena will occur when unloading.
v1.0.0.3 adds interactive control of the module **Interactive Control** to the switch cover (near the ladder).
v1.0.0.4 adjusts the position of the grain discharge point to reduce the risk of the player forcing the grain to be discharged to the ground to form an excessively high grain pile that jacks up the rear of the trailer; the axle animation logic is optimized; a collision box for the semi-trailer saddle is added to the trolley.
v1.0.0.5 Replaced electrical hose model.
v1.0.1.0 has reworked the reflective strips on the semi-trailer; reworked the chassis of the trolley so that it can now effectively avoid jacking up the rear of the tractor during braking, thus reducing the head-pushing phenomenon; the weight of the axle has been integrated into the weight of the wheels, slightly improving vehicle stability.
v1.0.1.1 removes the total weight limit of the vehicle body; adds a dynamic center of gravity height mechanism for bulk materials in the cargo compartment, that is, the height of the center of gravity of the cargo will change with the load; optimizes the deflection parameters of the electrical hose to avoid molding with the vehicle body.
v1.0.1.2 fixed an area in the code where object annotations would leave incorrect records in the game log.
v1.0.1.3 changed the diameter parameter of the hose so that it no longer affects the seeder hose in the Haoshi DLC, causing it to become the same spring hose appearance.
Fool-proof tip: Since the file name of the module compressed package downloaded from 3 Aunts will be forcibly changed to a messy name containing Chinese characters, we would like to remind everyone to change the compressed package file name of this module to FS22_Krampe1070 after downloading.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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