Making a bridge but have so question

[dj46]

So I'm trying to make a drive-able bridge that when you drive on it you don't fall though it. Someone please help me
Thank you

 

[Michael10055]

You need to set up a collision mesh using an odef file: Object Format - Rigs of Rods Wiki Archive

 

[dj46]

Thank i will try this

 

[Cutaway]

from my limited knowledge, with the collision mesh, a submesh with rollon would also be needed for wheels to recognize that it is a surface that a tire is not supposed to pass through.

 

[Michael10055]

from my limited knowledge, with the collision mesh, a submesh with rollon would also be needed for wheels to recognize that it is a surface that a tire is not supposed to pass through.

What? Submesh and rollon have nothing to do with object collision. Nodes contact collision meshes, not submeshes.
Rollon is also a dead feature: Lost truckfile features . Issue #1438 . RigsOfRods/rigs-of-rods . GitHub

 

[dj46]

You need to set up a collision mesh using an odef file: Object Format - Rigs of Rods Wiki Archive

So, I finally got a few mins. to try this. No luck. here is a copy of the odef file and a in-game screen shot

 

[Disloyalpick]

The issue is that the mesh name can NOT have a space in it. EG. mesh bridge.mesh should be mesh_bridge.mesh

 

[dj46]

The issue is that the mesh name can NOT have a space in it. EG. mesh bridge.mesh should be mesh_bridge.mesh

I tried that same outcome. Any other suggestions

 

[Michael10055]

The issue is that the mesh name can NOT have a space in it. EG. mesh bridge.mesh should be mesh_bridge.mesh

mesh is part of the object format syntax; It's supposed to be separated with a space.

So, I finally got a few mins. to try this. No luck. here is a copy of the odef file and a in-game screen shot

Looking at your screenshot, it appears you've placed the object on an node/beam structure? You're supposed to place it as a terrain object: Adding/moving terrain objects -

 

[dj46]

mesh is part of the object format syntax; It's supposed to be separated with a space.



Looking at your screenshot, it appears you've placed the object on an node/beam structure? You're supposed to place it as a terrain object: Adding/moving terrain objects -

Yes, i did place it on n/b. I actually did it as a .load. i tried last night placing it as a terrain object but i may have it wrong because i had the same problem but i was sleepy so i will try again shortly

 

[dj46]

Yes, i did place it on n/b. I actually did it as a .load. i tried last night placing it as a terrain object but i may have it wrong because i had the same problem but i was sleepy so i will try again shortly

so ive correct it. adding it to a terrain, but the same problem still falling thru. so how can i fix this problem?