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[Tepi]

Object car, draw event, first action, replace both:

d3d_transform_add_rotation_z(direction+turn*20);

with

d3d_transform_add_rotation_z(direction);

Guys, really ?

It would be great if you could share exactly what change this code is suppose to change about the truck movement. After altering the code, I don't see that it prevents the body of the truck from moving ahead of the frame and wheels. Unless there's something I'm not seeing. Looking forward to your reply.

It prevents the wheels from turning to misalignment relative to the vehicle.

If it's the translational misalignment what he's concerned about, then changing the car step event into end step will fix it (this way the tire coordinates will be aligned according to the freshest value of direction).

[integrate]

Object car, draw event, first action, replace both:

d3d_transform_add_rotation_z(direction+turn*20);

with

d3d_transform_add_rotation_z(direction);

Guys, really ?

It would be great if you could share exactly what change this code is suppose to change about the truck movement. After altering the code, I don't see that it prevents the body of the truck from moving ahead of the frame and wheels. Unless there's something I'm not seeing. Looking forward to your reply.

It prevents the wheels from turning to misalignment relative to the vehicle.

If it's the translational misalignment what he's concerned about, then changing the car step event into end step will fix it (this way the tire coordinates will be aligned according to the freshest value of direction).

That makes sense. I just changed the STEP event as you mentioned, and it removed the misalignment. The body now rides solidly on top of the frame. Very astute Tepi.

I guess we'll wait to hear from our Russian friend to find out if your contribution meets his criteria. Thanks!

[lollolc]

Object car, draw event, first action, replace both:

d3d_transform_add_rotation_z(direction+turn*20);

with

d3d_transform_add_rotation_z(direction);

Guys, really ?

In this way the front wheels do not steer.
The problem remains.
The problem is:
The vehicle begins to run and the body of the vehicle remains in front of the frame and wheels.

[Tepi]

Read the next post I sent.

[lollolc]

I'm Italian
It works!
I feel stupid.
The solution was before my eyes. Sometimes I should stop Game Maker for a few days and then again groped.

Thanks to all!
Grazie a tutti!

[integrate]

I'm Italian

Oops! Mi scusi!
Glad it's working for you now. I knew one of the brainiacs in this group would have the short, simple answer. : D