// Apply changes meshFilter.mesh.vertices = currentVertices; meshFilter.mesh.RecalculateNormals(); meshFilter.mesh.RecalculateBounds();
For the uninitiated, this string of words sounds like a headache. For the veteran crash test enthusiast, it is the most exciting (or dreaded) patch note you could read. Whether you rely on this mod for realistic vehicle deformation, stress-testing chassis designs, or just creating stunning slow-motion explosions, the recent patch has changed everything. simple car crash physics simulator mod patched
The mod’s beam system (connections between structural nodes) would occasionally enter a "vibration loop," causing a parked car to spontaneously disassemble itself or shoot into the stratosphere. // Apply changes meshFilter
Patched releases usually focus on playability and stability. Fixes include reducing tunneling (fast objects passing through thin geometry) by substepping physics for high-speed vehicles, clamping tiny numerical errors that cause jitter, and smoothing the transition between intact and broken joint states to avoid explosive artifact motions. Performance patches strip unnecessary per-frame allocations and offer level-of-detail physics so distant cars run with simplified collision proxies. // Apply changes meshFilter.mesh.vertices = currentVertices