Advanced Suspension Maker SDK

Build custom, fully-animated suspension for CarX Drift Racing Online

Hub Arm Shock Axle

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Rig / bone visualiser (Scene gizmo + in-game overlay)

The rig is invisible. Every role is an empty GameObject with no mesh, so you can’t see the skeleton or tell whether a link points at the right thing. The visualiser draws each relationship as a coloured line joining its two GameObjects, with a dot at each end so the empties show up — the same picture in the Unity Scene view and in game.

This isn’t a role and there’s nothing to bake — it’s always available.

Rig / bone visualiser

Two views, same lines

  Where How to see it What it’s for
Scene gizmo Unity, editing automatic — just look at the Scene view place empties and instantly see the bone connecting them and where it aims, no play mode
In-game overlay CarX, driving press F8 to toggle drive over bumps and watch the bones move — catch a detached or mis-aimed link under real travel

What each line means

The colour tells you the role (the same palette as every diagram on this site):

Colour Role Line drawn
🟢 green Hub hub → its game wheel (in game); a dot at the wheel centre in the editor
🔵 blue Arm inner pivot → outer target
🟠 orange Shock top mount → lower mount (the strut line)
🟣 purple Axle left mount → right mount (the beam)
🟡 gold Driveline halfshaft: inner joint → hub (a prop shaft shows its spin axis)
🟣 pink SwayBar left link → right link

Using it while authoring (Unity)

  1. Open the Scene view with your rig selected. The lines are on by default — you don’t enable anything.
  2. Selected markers draw bright and thicker with a small label; everything else fades back so a big rig isn’t a wall of lines.
  3. Move an empty and watch its line follow. If a line points somewhere wrong — an arm aiming past the hub, a shock’s lower mount on the chassis instead of the kingpin — you’ll see it immediately.

Using it in game (CarX)

  1. Load the car with your setup applied.
  2. Press F8 to toggle the overlay on. The same coloured lines draw over the live rig.
  3. Drive. As the suspension works, the lines move with it — a link that detaches or aims at the wrong point stands out at once.
  4. Press F8 again to hide it.

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