Closed eviltak closed 6 years ago
@pollend @Cervator I'd like to take this up as a GCI task.
If you're confident that you can undertake it as a GCI task we can make it one for you. I'd recommend completing the other tasks you've expressed interest in first though. GCI has a while before it's over :)
@jellysnake I'd appreciate the creation of a GCI task, thanks. Since I have already identified the problem and the solution, I expect the resolution of the task to be pretty quick.
So I'm happy to make this a gci task along with SegmentedPaths#3 and other issues you've expressed interest in.
However you should finish the task you are currently working on. Once you've done that, you can either claim a GCI task or you then you can let us know which issue you would like to take on next (and we can make it an issue)
After carts are pushed, they will inch along when they should have slowed down to a stop.
This is due to the velocity magnitude not being clamped to zero when the magnitude of friction impulse is greater than the speed.
Reproduction
Place a cart on a rail and push it. More often than not you will notice that the cart keeps inching forward even after a long time.