I can't seem to get rovers based on the XL3 wheel to steer. They just go straight down the runway. I'm working on a giant rover, but when I found this problem I built a tiny rover (just two Mk2 cans back to back, with 4 XL3 wheels on a very short wheelbase) and even that doesn't steer.
I checked the wheel settings, and even tried reversing the direction of steering, but to no avail.
I believe in the past I've used these wheels successfully, but it's been a while. Does anyone have any experience to shed light on this?
I do realize based on my reading of the forum here that these wheels are supposed to use differential steering. However, even that doesn't seem to work for me.
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I can't seem to get rovers based on the XL3 wheel to steer. They just go straight down the runway. I'm working on a giant rover, but when I found this problem I built a tiny rover (just two Mk2 cans back to back, with 4 XL3 wheels on a very short wheelbase) and even that doesn't steer.
I checked the wheel settings, and even tried reversing the direction of steering, but to no avail.
It seems I'm not the only one with this problem
I have not yet found a resolution tho.
I believe in the past I've used these wheels successfully, but it's been a while. Does anyone have any experience to shed light on this?
I do realize based on my reading of the forum here that these wheels are supposed to use differential steering. However, even that doesn't seem to work for me.
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