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Scripts with collision are treated the following way:
Scripts register for collision by changing the SceneObjectPart AggregateScriptEvents flag, setting the desired collision
DSG forwards update to other interested actors
Physics receives update and tracks that part's collision.
When collision happens at Physics, a message is sent informing of the ocurred collision (repeatedly, if using collision, instead of collision_start and collision_end)
System behaves erratically when overloaded. If the desired behavior of the collision is to kill the object, the physics actor continues to move the object until the script engine finally receives the collision and processes the llDie. During this period of time, that could possible last minutes, the object will move, possibly crossing quarks, being changed, updated, deleted, etc.
In a worst case, a race condition scenario could happen where the actor that requested the collision passes the object ahead and then receives the collision, whereas the actor that received the object received the collision and then got the object. In such case, the collision is missed by both actors and the script will not execute the collision section.
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Scripts with collision are treated the following way:
System behaves erratically when overloaded. If the desired behavior of the collision is to kill the object, the physics actor continues to move the object until the script engine finally receives the collision and processes the llDie. During this period of time, that could possible last minutes, the object will move, possibly crossing quarks, being changed, updated, deleted, etc.
In a worst case, a race condition scenario could happen where the actor that requested the collision passes the object ahead and then receives the collision, whereas the actor that received the object received the collision and then got the object. In such case, the collision is missed by both actors and the script will not execute the collision section.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: