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3. Trailer unit configuration files inside '''def/vehicle/trailer/''' have to use vehicle wheel accessory that is defined as front wheel. For example file that you defined in step 2.
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For trailer to be using steerable axles several things has to be done:
1. Wheel locators inside trailer model that you want to use as steerable has to be named '''wheel_f_X''' (where '''X ''' is number of the steerable wheel and starts with 0 on the front most left steerable wheel)
2. You have to define front wheel for the trailer. For example define file '''def/vehicle/t_wheel/steerable.sii''' with this content:
<pre>
SiiNunit
{
model: "/vehicle/wheel/overweight/245_70_r17_5.pmd"
}
}</pre>
3. As last your trailer unit configuration files (inside folder '''def/vehicle/trailer/''') has to use front wheel accessory. Example trailer configuration file:
<pre>
trailer : trailer.trailer_name.cargo_name
{
accessories[]: .trailer_name.cargo_name.tchassis
accessories[]: .trailer_name.cargo_name.trwheel0
accessories[]: .trailer_name.cargo_name.trwheel1
accessories[]: .trailer_name.cargo_name.trwheel2
accessories[]: .trailer_name.cargo_name.cargo
}
vehicle_accessory:.trailer_name.cargo_name.tchassis
{
data_path: "/def/vehicle/trailer/trailer_name/chassis.sii" # link to chassis definition file
}
vehicle_wheel_accessory: .trailer_name.cargo_name.trwheel0
{
offset: 0
data_path: "/def/vehicle/t_wheel/overweight.sii" # link to normal trailer wheel definition file
}
vehicle_wheel_accessory: .trailer_name.cargo_name.trwheel1
{
offset: 2
data_path: "/def/vehicle/t_wheel/overweight.sii"
}
vehicle_wheel_accessory: .trailer_name.cargo_name.trwheel2 # definition of steerable axle!
{
offset: 0 # note that offset again starts from zero.
data_path: "/def/vehicle/t_wheel/steerable.sii" # link to newly created front wheel definition file from step 2.
}
vehicle_accessory: .trailer_name.cargo_name.cargo
{
data_path: "/def/vehicle/trailer/trailer_name/cargo.sii" # link to cargo definition file
}
</pre>
