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Today persevered. Used the loader 'carefully' then get out and use the shovel to flatten the ground. Also the fast pick and fast shovel are good purchases.
Thanks, yeah I get the fast and pick and shovel first thing for sure lol. The grader does fairly well you just have to keep your eye on the angle of the blade not just the height. As far as the sliding around, I tried the chained tires but they don't seem to be making any difference so perhaps that functionality is not implemented yet. Thanks so much for responding. Maybe we noobs can help each other ha!
I also tryed to use to use a Dozer that way, but its a tough mess.
if you want a flat surface you should use Graders or Rollers
At the moment i use the Arvik L9 Roller to flatten the mess i make with my Loader and it works like a charm....
Hey thanks I will give that a go. I'm guessing your first run with the roller is just to keep the grader from moving up and down as it goes over the surface. Maybe this is the way...
loader / excavator - bring it on round about same lvl
dozer - for smoothing the area and outlines (i use a control configuration, which i can handle while driving)
Roller - smoothing
(loader for filling holes, than repeat dozer)
grader - for flat the area even more
Roller - smoothing
check by foot
if needed repeat filling (loader), leveling (dozer), smoothing (roller), smooth leveling (grader), again roller
check by foot
repeat whats needed
use handtools for short spots and repairs
I know what you mean. I think the bigger issue might be the instability of the machines in the way that they slide and bounce around so much. I think if the simulated weight and friction were tweaked it would solve a lot of the problems in leveling and controlled digging. Also noticing that even a slight touch of the bucket to the ground causes big dents which really shouldn't happen.
dozer = Fitted with a blade on the front and a ripper on the back, dozers are powerful demolition and pushing machines. They are used mainly for excavation, digging, leveling, and earthmoving projects including pushing large amounts of heavy materials like snow, rock, sand, dirt, and more.
in regard to the game, what do you even use the ripper for?
On the quarry hill map for example, in the lower parts of the quarry, the ground is solid and you can not dig into it.
For this you can either use the ripper on the bulldozer, attach a ripper to an excavator or blast the rock,