Multiply the angle you're rotating it to by -1 when it's hflipped? Or add math.pi, they should do the same thing.

Not working, it just flips over.

If the rotangle is above 3.14 or less than -3.14 set it to 0. That's what I did for the plane. Then within that statement, if it's hflipped, flip it, and if not, leave it.

I saw the jeep gif in the epic moments thread, and it is WAY overpowered.

Reduce impulse damage/gib impulse.
Oh, and it really is not pushing doors, that was just a little extra I added since I was pissed at the invincible doors.

@_@

I still dont get it, what do you need this for?
If its for making the jeep to flip if its upside down, I already have a decent and working idea for that.
I'm gonna have a delay after the jeep has checked that its idling on its roof and not the wheels and after that it will simply do something like this:

RotAngle = 0
AnglularVel = 0

On the rocket dock, those instantly got the rocket upright so there should be a problem why it wouldnt work on this.

Btw, mail2345, are you still using the old Actor based jeep or the newer AHuman?

Tried both.
Apparently it glitches out when you go in reverse on the AHuman.

ACrab works way beter

I made an ACRocket, which isn't even supposed to be able to flip flip around perfectly. I doubt there's any major issue with ahumans.

How about a dropship attached to an AHuman? (or vice versa) The Human part would carry weapons, the dropship part would be better conforming to the physics involved in driving across terrain. Make it like the luaguns hovering drones, either you drive and shoot, or you just drive and the AI shoots. Make the dropship's engines be the wheels, or rather the supporting force for them. The engines would have to alter their throttle based on being near terrain - a sensor of some sort would have to check for that. The forward motion could be done with pure thrust, timed to simulate acceleration, and since the engine throttle would be reduced (or outright removed) in flight, the brakes would only work on the ground. Essentially, you will have a dropship that hugs the ground and depends on its two wheel-shaped animating engines to move along it.

I've no idea how to do that exactly, but here you go - an idea. Feel free to leverage.

Actually, by having somthing that is just a frame and two wheels, while attaching the flipping part in lua and having virtual offsets, you have solved the problem.
See, the problem I had was the wheels turning, but by having the wheels always point in the same direction and the vehicle body in the direction it should, there is no need for new code to handle flipping.