ok thanks

the system is called "torque imperfection steering" or "toring" for short. it's based on the fact that wheels have limited torque, and has a wide variety of ways to build it. the wheel is forcing a block, in the case of the canards a scalingblock, to bend a certain way. when the wheel stops, the block snaps back to its normal position. if you want a proper and in depth explanation, visit the besiege discord

I have a question, how does the wheel turning movement work, the wings stop at a certain point, and when they spin, i noticed that the wheel is actually opposite to what it should be, and when i tried replicating it, it doesnt work, are there any super tiny hidden blocks in the wheel that help it spin correctly and stop at the point for it to turn?

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Very very very funny the movement with R/Y while the plane remains on the ground.
You can slam knights with the cockpit with this ritmical movement XD

Nice...

i have always want see this plane on the workshop ! thank you so much

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