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Next little Problem :-) - Connect Wheel Chocks to Tires ?

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Hello,
...a little Problem... :)

I am still relativly new in blender.
Now, i have created Engine Covers which i can Enable/Disable via a LVar, that works fine.
Theni have created Wheel chocks, they works too, making them Visible, but the are under the Ground because
the Wheel Spring is dumped.

In Blender i set the at the Hight of the Wheel lower end, but then in MSFS they are under the Ground.

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The Problem is a bit complicated for me, i dont know how to get them moving with the hight of the Wheel Center, especially because the WHEEL_C, which i made as Parent for testing,
is not in the same collection and LOD.

Has anyone a Tip how to do that ?

Thanks
Matthias
 
One way to get the wheel chocks to stay in place is by creating an attachment point for them on the tires. This can be done by going into the 'Contact Points' section and setting a numbered point where you want the chocks to be. Then, you can use the 'Attachpoint' tool in Model Converter X to tie them to this spot. This way, when the tires move, the chocks will move along with them. Give it a try and see how it works for you.
 
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Create an attachment point for them on the tires. This can be done by going into the 'Contact Points' section and setting a numbered point where you want the chocks to be. Then, you can use the 'Attachpoint' tool in Model ConveCreate an attachment point for them on the tires. This can be done by going into the 'Contact Points' section and setting a numbered point where you want the chocks to be. Then, you can use the 'Attachpoint' tool in Model Converter X to tie them to this spot. This way, when the tires move, the chocks will move along with them.rter X to tie them to this spot. This way, when the tires move, the chocks will move along with them.
 
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