Create Tracks FAQ

Place down track mounts and suspension tracks in a line, then attach drive wheels to power them. The drive wheels need rotational force from a Create motor or other power source to make the tracks move.

Track mounts are the basic structural blocks that hold your tracks in place, while suspension tracks include spring and damping systems that let your vehicle absorb bumps and uneven terrain. Suspension tracks give you better handling but require tuning.

Hold any dye and right-click on the tracks you want to color. To remove the dye and return tracks to their default color, use water instead.

The suspension wrench opens a tuning menu where you can adjust spring strength, damping, drive force, and grip on your suspension tracks. These settings control how your vehicle handles bumps, acceleration, and traction.

Yes, tune one track with the suspension wrench, then use the wrench on connected track parts to copy those settings across your entire vehicle. This keeps all tracks balanced and handling consistently.

Right-click on the track mount or suspension track with the suspension wrench and toggle the visibility option. This removes the visual clutter while keeping the mechanical parts functional.

Yes, the mod adds suspension wrench controls to Offroad wheel mounts, and you can hide them the same way you hide track mounts for a cleaner vehicle appearance.

Make sure your drive wheels are receiving rotational force from a powered Create component like a motor or shaft. Check that the wheels are properly attached and aligned with your track line.

Use the suspension wrench to increase the grip value on your suspension tracks. Higher grip helps your vehicle maintain traction on ice, mud, or other slippery blocks.

Yes, Create Tracks Mod is designed as an add-on for Create: Aeronautics and requires it to function. Make sure both mods are installed in your modpack.