Long story short, I'm making something that requires parts to slide over other detached parts. Irregular fuselage bumps, to be specific. I've had a few experiments with size-modded spheres (i.e. flat and long), but results seem questionable. Perhaps more testing is warranted, but I feel I may as well put this out too.
Project is currently secret, unfortunately, so no unlisted link.
@theNoobCountry2 not as far as I can tell.
@Ashdenpaw1 Jesse what the fuck are you talking about
In other words. I’m terrified.
Very scared of what you might post.
Especially when asking about friction and parts with bumps
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Turn "friction" into-
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@ShinyGemsBro That would just cause it to fall through, no?
Or do you suggest this for specific parts?
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disableAircraftCollisiontrue@V That works?
Huh.
Instead of using the curved side of the modded sphere, use the flat side