How do I "park" a heavy, wheeled ship on an incline?

How do I "park" a heavy, wheeled ship on an incline? - Ferris Wheel and Ship

I have a large planetary mining rig with four 5x5 wheels. It drives fine. I've got the settings for power, friction, dampening and strength set up in such a way that it handles fairly well when driving. However, if I get on any kind of incline, the ship will not stop moving. When I press the handbrake it slows down but never hits 0 km/h. Parking doesn't work either, it just keeps rolling. (Read: Not slipping. Rolling.)

Does anyone know how to get a large/heavy ship to reliably park on an uneven surface?



Best Answer

What I do is use a rotor to swing down a landing gear, then 'dock' to the ground. To get going again, I 'undock' the gear, then swing the rotor up. Then I be off.




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Answer 2

You can reliably stop a wheeled vehicle by using the "Safety Lock Override" function on the suspension, which will lock the wheels in place. This can be associated to an action bar function by grouping the wheels and executing the action on the group. Unfortunately, the game will also lock suspension settings while the wheels are in safety lock, so if you want to modify suspension settings while stopped you can use this on one set of wheels and modify the other.

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