[SOLVED]Tension Belts on a Vehicle just Forwarder or is there another option?

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[SOLVED]Tension Belts on a Vehicle just Forwarder or is there another option?

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has any one got this to work without using forwarder?
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Re: Tension Belts on a Vehicle just Forwarder or is there another option?

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on a steerable Vehilce no I have not Forwarder is the only one iv found to work
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Re: Tension Belts on a Vehicle just Forwarder or is there another option?

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apparently if attachable is removed as speciality you can use other options, was reason for my PM to you, UAL is now fully working with tension straps with truck type as transportTruck

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<vehicleTypes>
		<type name="transportTruck" className="Vehicle" filename="$dataS/scripts/vehicles/Vehicle.lua">
			<specialization name="attacherJoints" />
			<specialization name="lights" />
			<specialization name="animatedVehicle" />
			<specialization name="speedRotatingParts" />
			<specialization name="motorized" />
			<specialization name="steerable" />
			<specialization name="drivable" />
			<specialization name="cylindered" />
			<specialization name="aiVehicle" />
			<specialization name="bunkerSiloCompacter" />
			<specialization name="honk" />
			<specialization name="washable" />
			<specialization name="mountable" />
			<specialization name="wheelRotations" />
			<specialization name="foldable" />
			<specialization name="tensionBelts" />
			<specialization name="universalAutoLoad" />
		</type>
	</vehicleTypes>	
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Re: [SOLVED]Tension Belts on a Vehicle just Forwarder or is there another option?

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I know you solved your issue but I may have some valuable info here.

On the truck I've been working on the previous modder couldn't get the tension belts to work. Probably in part to just having the vehicle type set as car. I changed the type to forwarder and was able to get them to work. Then by accident I stumbled across someone who mentioned that to get the tension belts on the original mod for the truck I'm working with they changed the vehicle type to: car_dynamicMountAttacher

I tested it and sure enough it works. Also removes the ability to change the vehicle driving direction that a forwarder gives you which I didn't think a regular truck needed.
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Re: [SOLVED]Tension Belts on a Vehicle just Forwarder or is there another option?

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TroyJustin wrote:I know you solved your issue but I may have some valuable info here.

On the truck I've been working on the previous modder couldn't get the tension belts to work. Probably in part to just having the vehicle type set as car. I changed the type to forwarder and was able to get them to work. Then by accident I stumbled across someone who mentioned that to get the tension belts on the original mod for the truck I'm working with they changed the vehicle type to: car_dynamicMountAttacher

I tested it and sure enough it works. Also removes the ability to change the vehicle driving direction that a forwarder gives you which I didn't think a regular truck needed.
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