When a particle comes close to the edge of the polyhedron face, being still on it, the sensor must be already positioned on the contacting face. However, this math mistake makes the sensor "flying in the air". It brings us to the mistakes in particle behavior when particles don't jump to the next face.
When a particle comes close to the edge of the polyhedron face, being still on it, the sensor must be already positioned on the contacting face. However, this math mistake makes the sensor "flying in the air". It brings us to the mistakes in particle behavior when particles don't jump to the next face.