Vizzy to limit rover speed?

@TronicOrbital sure hehe

@TronicOrbital thanks a lot for your help and time buddy! The rpm thing works the best for me, vizzy breaking is too much for the small rover

@TronicOrbital there is a 0.1 sec gap between the application of brakes which are set to just 0.1. So on low throttle it works fine but when the throttle is increased, it gets super bumpy

@plane918273645 I set the max rpm to 40 instead, it works the best for me. But on launch , in the wheels properties tab the max rpm goes to the double of what's set in the hidden properties. I've set max rpm to 40 but when checked on launch, it goes upto 79.98 something and when set to 100 it goes upto 199.9.

@plane918273645 I did it!! Never thought it could be so easy. I was initially editing xml files, but didn't know it's so easy. Thanks!!!

@plane918273645 That's what I was thinking so I made a vizzy program which frequently appiles brakes as the speed exceeds about 3-4 m/s. But at higher throttle the ride becomes very bumpy.

Best way is without vizzy infact, editing hidden properties in tinker panel, go to resizable wheel and change max rpm from 2000 to 200~400 ish would limit its speed appropriately

I don’t suggest purely limiting throttle as Tronic suggests, increasing brake as speed overtakes the maximum speed allowed is needed, as limited throttle slows acceleration starting and also hill climbing ability, it also allows the rover to over speed accidentally down a hill

Untrue, the rate at which vizzy runs default is 25 instructions per frame, this isn’t a topically laggy rate if at all but yes a wait (0) reduces this by waiting until the next frame. @TronicOrbital @SamTheFox

Well the best way to limit the rovers speed would be to reduce throttle and increase brake as land speed increases

@TronicOrbital
make sure to add wait 0 just after while true, otherwise the game might crash because it’s doing things too fast