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Nevermind, I finally figured it out but it's very buggy /touchy, and it won't let you turn the wheels while the truck is stationary which makes the maneuvering excessively long & drawn out.
Also, make sure you turn off the Limit Forward Turn Rate & Limit Reverse Turn Rate options, which seem to be turned on automatically.
Nevermind, I finally figured it out but it's very buggy /touchy, and it won't let you turn the wheels while the truck is stationary which makes the maneuvering excessively long & drawn out.
Also, make sure you turn off the Limit Forward Turn Rate & Limit Reverse Turn Rate options, which seem to be turned on automatically.
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Thank you Brian, that's very helpful. I couldn't figure out what the Spot option actually did, so seeing it being used is a game changer. I also never notice the reverse button since it's way in the back rather than being an option next to the forward button. I will definitely do a few practice sessions while re-watching your video.
Thank you Brian, that's very helpful. I couldn't figure out what the Spot option actually did, so seeing it being used is a game changer. I also never notice the reverse button since it's way in the back rather than being an option next to the forward button. I will definitely do a few practice sessions while re-watching your video.
