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Can someone suggest me the easiest way or the flow chart of converting a demo vehicle into an All Wheel Drive vehicle?

rohan.tiwari
Can someone suggest me the easiest way or the flow chart of converting a demo vehicle into an All Wheel Drive vehicle?
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    ​They aren't really colliding, from the Looks of it they are completely overlapping from the beginning ?
     
    In Standard Mode, open the following Subsystems:
     
    YOUR: Front and rear tires and suspension
    Shared: Front and rear tires and Suspension
     
     
    Under adjust, hardpoints, table you will find the coordinates of all the hardpoints
     
    Copy from the shared subystems into your Subsystems and click apply, the components should be then positioned correctly
     
    P.S: If an error occurs, make sure that the copying process didn't add spaces after every value on the last column (Z Values). If so then delete them and press apply again !
     
    Best of luck !
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    ​They aren't really colliding, from the Looks of it they are completely overlapping from the beginning ?
     
    In Standard Mode, open the following Subsystems:
     
    YOUR: Front and rear tires and suspension
    Shared: Front and rear tires and Suspension
     
     
    Under adjust, hardpoints, table you will find the coordinates of all the hardpoints
     
    Copy from the shared subystems into your Subsystems and click apply, the components should be then positioned correctly
     
    P.S: If an error occurs, make sure that the copying process didn't add spaces after every value on the last column (Z Values). If so then delete them and press apply again !
     
    Best of luck !
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