How come ror doesn't have mechanical damage?

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pathurus

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that moment in ror when you completely trash your car yet, it can still drive.

like destroying the engine in different ways (cracking the radiator or smthing) or snapping the drive shaft (just covering damage that could happen to any type of car)
 
Rigs of Rods doesnt have mechanical damage by default because its prioritizes frame focus on Soft-Body Physics deformation and is limited by development resources. However, some community-made vehicles do simulate mechanical systems using scripts as far as i can tell.

Mechanical damage systems require a lot of engineering time, testing, and consistent modeling across vehicles.

Not something easily maintained without a large team since Rigs of Rods is a community-driven open-source project, meaning features are typically added by volunteers.
 
LoucoporCarros23 said:
Rigs of Rods doesnt have mechanical damage by default because its prioritizes frame focus on Soft-Body Physics deformation and is limited by development resources. However, some community-made vehicles do simulate mechanical systems using scripts as far as i can tell.

Mechanical damage systems require a lot of engineering time, testing, and consistent modeling across vehicles.

Not something easily maintained without a large team since Rigs of Rods is a community-driven open-source project, meaning features are typically added by volunteers.
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I mean it exists......to a certain extent

video quality is really low because i used the built in Chromebook Recorder to crop it (yeah I know, I need to use scre.io more often)
I did the "struggle to startup" and "engine death" just for effect, but everything else is real
 
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The Chevrolet G20 has a node that goes underwater to simulate engine death, however this can only be used on maps with water, eg. Auriga or North St. Helens
 
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