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Some engines that use "ModuleB9DisableTransform" retain the original model's collider.
For example Veronique and S2.253 engines use RD101 model with "_pump_and_mount" module disabled, but the collider is still there for that module, and is protruding at least 1m above attachment node and more than 0.6m of the top of visible model (in case of S2.253, smaller for Veronique)
This results in unexpected behavior for an end user who would expect that the collider matches visible model. Example of this are decoupling issues if the stage to which the engine is attached is short, and thus collider of the engine is inside next stage.
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Senaurus
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Engine collider are larger than model
Engine collider are larger than the model itself
Dec 25, 2022
Senaurus
changed the title
Engine collider are larger than the model itself
Engine colliders are larger than the models themselves
Dec 25, 2022
Some engines that use "ModuleB9DisableTransform" retain the original model's collider.
For example Veronique and S2.253 engines use RD101 model with "_pump_and_mount" module disabled, but the collider is still there for that module, and is protruding at least 1m above attachment node and more than 0.6m of the top of visible model (in case of S2.253, smaller for Veronique)
This results in unexpected behavior for an end user who would expect that the collider matches visible model. Example of this are decoupling issues if the stage to which the engine is attached is short, and thus collider of the engine is inside next stage.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: