Panzer 3 and Panzer 4 shaking/wobbile#715

Noticed on Stug 3b and 3g and 4g, no longer does it on Panther, feels like tanks or tracks clip the ground and cause shake? Easy to recreate drive over any ground other than roads and everything shakes and wobbles.

I can’t see the video or pics so I don’t know what they demonstrate. As far as general performance over varied terrain, they are all acting as expected in the difference between movement on roads vs. the various “off-road” terrain textures. As far as stability one vs the other, I dont see anything wrong in general. That doesn’t mean one view or position is worse than another, or even might be marginally opposite what one would assume. It just means that we have hundreds of vehicles, many that have not been touched in over a decade as far as that specific modelling is concerned, you are testing them against newer models done by a new “modeler” that might have a different standards (assumed to be more accurate/better), a) I myself am not seeing a significant difference (feel free to repost specific vids) and b) am curious the difference in ROI when none of these have any stabilization and cant shoot accurately on the move anyway?

In any case, with the exception of a specifically demonstrable game breaking issue to fix an issue in something that has been in use for over a decade, It isn’t economically feasible to task someone to go re-evaluate and rebuild them all as it would stop everything else for the duration of that task. But I hope those following recognize that besides the new vehicles being introduced, there is an ongoing task we ARE presently following, going back through the older vehicles and bringing the models both art and physics up to current standards starting with the oldest in the first tiers. So they ARE all in line for review as we can update them. The next three re-builds to be released are the A-13, Pnzr 38T, and R-35 (scheduled for 1.38.5. tex64 will post about them soon™/when they hit alpha), with three new armored scout cars I am not at liberty to elaborate on following closely behind.