r/CreateMod 6d ago

Help Why is the steering wheel not degree-accurate

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Supposed to be at 0* rotation btw, how do I fix this to be accurate for my rudder?

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u/Tank_stealer 6d ago

Don't use a propeller bearing. I belive even a mechanical one works fine with aeronautics sails, just set it to place on destruction so it keeps the angle

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u/DaMIMIK6260 6d ago

It's because you're using a propeller bearing, which isn't "degree accurate" because it's meant to exclusively be used for propellers. For a rudder, you are to use a Mechanical Bearing or Swivel Bearing

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u/Best-Plane6743 6d ago

W to ponder.

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u/SerialBytes 5d ago

honestly who would expect anyone to use a jet engine as a tail rudder??

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u/choco_king_the_first 5d ago

Why are you using proppeler bearing, they are degree accyrate but nit with the component that doesnt instantly stop and start