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The Broken Bascule

The Broken Bascule

2003-12-05       - By Naomi Sullivan

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Man, I don't know what animation you are looking at, but I just opened
and rendered that scene to see what you were referring to?  In mine,
that plank slams against the ground and bounces, never once going into
the ground at all?

David Wood wrote on 12/5/2003, 10:27 AM:

> There's a large hole in the physics, though: for some perverse reason,
> after the plank is hit by the ball it gets swallowed up by the ground
> and disappears completely into the solid ground, while the ball just
> slowly rolls away on the same ground.
>
> That's just not right. Why does it *do* that, and is there any way to
> fix it?


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