Hey guys! I've recently learned to model and I think personally I'm doing a decent job, though my vehicles aren't the best when it comes to stability but then again I don't have a single handling line for any of my dev vehicles sadly, so I use handling lines that the vehicles should be exactly what I use which has worked, atleast for my 2010 charger anyone able to help? I can give you the exact name of the vehicles I used. I used a 2011 CVPI, 2012 Charger, 2013 FPIS? and a few others, my main thing that I would truly love to have help with is my silverado... It's a "2007-2013 Chevy Silverado 1500" Please help! thanks, J

Also btw I'll post a link to a video of the bouncing, and note I don't really do anything personally from my common/data I just drag and drop what looks good (car packs handling, vehicles.ide, etc usually)

 

 

I believe it has something to do with the local axis for the object & the dummy.

I google searched your problem & came across this thread on gtaforums.com & thus found this video. Hopefully the video helps.

Normally I wouldn't search it up, but it's been at least a year, since I've worked with zModeler.

However, I do know that happened to me once or twice, & if I remember correctly, upon re-importing the car into zModeler, that was shaking, the chassis dummy wasn't in the exact center of the X, Y & Z axis, therefore resulting in the shaking. The farther out it was from center (if I remember correctly), the more "intense" the shaking was.

 

I apologize ahead of time, if this isn't the solution for you, but like I said it's been at least a year or more since I've worked in zModeler.

 

Cheers,

 

KN1IGHT

13 minutes ago, KN1IGHT said:

I believe it has something to do with the local axis for the object & the dummy.

I google searched your problem & came across this thread on gtaforums.com & thus found this video. Hopefully the video helps.

Normally I wouldn't search it up, but it's been at least a year, since I've worked with zModeler.

However, I do know that happened to me once or twice, & if I remember correctly, upon re-importing the car into zModeler, that was shaking, the chassis dummy wasn't in the exact center of the X, Y & Z axis, therefore resulting in the shaking. The farther out it was from center (if I remember correctly), the more "intense" the shaking was.

I apologize ahead of time, if this isn't the solution for you, but like I said it's been at least a year or more since I've worked in zModeler.

I'll get to checking on that tomorrow since it's abit late but thank you for the help whether it works or not! :)

You may check handling lines too. If you've modified them, it will make vehicles do that if the suspension is too hard/tight. Or it could be the model, possibly both.