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Fixed in 5.2.0
Votes
0
Found in
5.1.0b4
Issue ID
692673
Regression
Yes
WheelCollider: Modifying colliders that are in contact with WheelColliders causes odd vehicle behaviour
How to reproduce:
1. Open attached project
2. Open scene playground.unity
- Scene contains a vehicle using 8 wheel colliders and a single box collider, as well as a plane to drive on and some road bumps
3. Play the scene
- Use WSAD to control the vehicle
4. Select the gameobject carRoot/Cube
5. Disable its Box Collider component
- Nothing happens, as expected
6. Enable it again
- If the vehicle was not moved, the wheel colliders should fall through the floor
- If the vehicle was moved and is now stationary, try moving it some more. Then note how the wheel colliders appear to be reacting to the box collider
- Setting up the wheels so they don't intersect with the box solves the issue
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