I have alredy posted a topic a while back on the limits of amoebas on sloped terrain called ATA:all terrain amoeba. the topic was mainly about testing the climbing and durability (ex: big drops, snags, spaers, ect.) of amoebas, and finding out the secret for the best ATA. during this topic i found that the proper setting to acheive maximum effeshentsy varies from terrain to terrain depending on slopes, drops, and obsticales.
On a corse with alot of obsticales it is best to have a amoeba with a low amount of points (preferably 8-10). Also a small wave length with low g (gravity) and f (friction), and medium k (stifness???) are desirable.
On a corse with several large drops it is best to have and amoeba with and medium amount of points (12-16), and a medium amount of g, f, and k setting. each amoeba has a different wave langth that will make them go fast and have good durability, you will have to play around with the wave setting in order to get the disired wave length for your particular amoeba.
On a corse with a high slope a high amount of points (18+) is important. also you will want as high amount of g as you amoeba can handle (this usually ends up being about half-way to full), as low amount of f as your amoeba can handle, and as high amont of k os your amoeba can handle. one other very vidal thing that is important in an amoeba's climbing ability is wave length. the wave length should be quite high as to make your amoeba flat. make shure that you dont make your amoeba's wave length too big or it wont be able to stand up to the gravity.
I hope i was able to help you and these are only guidlines that i have found useful and are not nessissaraly true, but i found them very useful in my constucting and i hope you will too.
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