Putting together two stabilizers creates a low-gravity type effect. Lemme know what uses this might have.
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Scary_Chipmunk1846
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Its literally the cat + buttered bread meme
krus1x
I actually feel like this may have some great uses in some designs to reduce weight.
Smooth-Swordfish-985
Seems like using this for aerial drones would be good, less fans, more weapons.
Also the electric powered vehicles tend to be heavy so that might help with some of the weight issues.
DrewTechs
Idk, maybe I can implement this in making a "War Scooter".
FourHeab
This is big for electric craft
MyNatureIsMe
does this add up in low gravity regions?
Readalie
Maybe it could help with weight? I'm trying to give the sand seal statue in Gerudo Town working legs but my attempts keep snapping apart. Maybe this will lighten the load on them.
wookiecookie52
Could be used for bi-plane builds
OGLikeablefellow
Do they stack?
Individual-Camera-72 [OP]
Not sure, haven’t gotten to test it myself yet
CamoKoopa182
Just recently found this out. If making a Bipedal Walker, using this stabilizer setup on each of the feet allows the Walker to walk more reliably!
I gotta look into this. With how slow the cart accelerated it seems that it doesn't actually reduce weight/mass/friction, or the misoriented stabilizer itself resists change in momentum. I don't know how the game uses any of these stats though. Anyone know of some resources that could help me learn about how the physics engine works?
BobaFlautist 7 points · May 2023
Maybe it just increases inertia?
Vex_Appeal 3 points · May 2023
Original post says it softens landings but also makes lift harder.
BobaFlautist 3 points · May 2023
Both could be explained if "softens landings" just means "makes gravity take longer to accelerate you"
Vex_Appeal 1 points · May 2023
Yeah I was agreeing and adding evidence to back your point up but didn't make that clear.
BobaFlautist 1 points · May 2023
Ah, got'cha!
Scary_Chipmunk1846 1 points · Jun 2023
Looks like that could be the case. Man that's interesting.
Dangerous-Calendar41 1 points · Jun 2023
Ooh a physical inductor