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 Hey people, I found out the answer to my question and that one guy eric is right all you have to do is read the manual. The rules are in chapter 7.3.5.1, sections |
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Spring systems
Does anyone know how to use springs/a spring system and how to set one up?
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31-01-2003, 21:03
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more explanantion needed
I'm sure that there are many people that could help you out. You need to be more specific about what you are trying to do, what are your expectations, along with many other concerns - like how much spring force are we dealing with. Give out a bit more information please, and I'm sure someone will assist you.
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