Realistic Vehicle Damage is a straightforward standalone tool designed to simulate accurate vehicle damage. It affects your wheels in collisions, with the ability to adjust the speed settings from the Config. Depending on the impact speed, your vehicle’s wheels can experience effects like popping, bursting, or even losing a wheel.
While I do like free releases, I have to kind of disagree with the following statement:
But in your code you are randomizing which wheel gets damaged or broken off its axle when a collision happens.
You can see it in the video. In the first clip you are losing the wheel that’s still kind of in the air and opposite of the collision that is happening
To do this in more detail, you could do the following:
On “normal” collision (change of speed on x- or y-axis), raycast from each wheel to check where something is closest.
On hitting the ground (change of speed on z-axis), you can check the extends of the vehicle and which is closest to the ground etc.
At least if you had plans for this, now you have an idea where to start
