How do stability modifier actually work?

@OmniExplorationDivision okay thanks

@Vedhaspace
I forgot to mention that should you need to modify stability,
be sure to start with one part at a time.
Sounds trivial but believe me you can get carried away with tinkering stability if you're not doing any test runs.

@HorizonsTechnologies okay

@Vedhaspace yes but if you want your shock to not move increase damper.

@HorizonsTechnologies can it make my shock stable?

@OmniExplorationDivision thanks

Play with it and you will soon see its importance.
Its good for articulated limbs and things that have many connections.
I made a spider walk once and the limbs were too sloppy so I had to modify their stability due to having so many hinges and rotators involved.
Another time I was doing a rover with 14 independent wheels and they all needed stability set different from each other so it would ride well.
Basically, you want the stability to be stronger for the hinges closest to the body and weaker the further away they are from the body.
This balances how much torque is put into the movements and can minimize things like bouncing and over movement.

its a modifier that modifies stability