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When running this program I notice that the cube is still suspiciously close to the global origin. Considering that the parent_shift should shift it by 1000 units on each axis, I would expect the cube to be visibly moved or probably even completely out of sight, but no such thing happens and the cube seems to remain comfortably seated at the coordinate origin.
When I use a PrismaticJoint instead of a FreeJoint, the cube is nowhere to be found, as expected. So this seems to be some kind of special behaviour that only affects FreeJoints, but I didn't see such behaviour mentioned anywhere in the documentation, so I guess this is a bug.
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Consider this program:
When running this program I notice that the cube is still suspiciously close to the global origin. Considering that the
parent_shift
should shift it by 1000 units on each axis, I would expect the cube to be visibly moved or probably even completely out of sight, but no such thing happens and the cube seems to remain comfortably seated at the coordinate origin.When I use a
PrismaticJoint
instead of aFreeJoint
, the cube is nowhere to be found, as expected. So this seems to be some kind of special behaviour that only affectsFreeJoint
s, but I didn't see such behaviour mentioned anywhere in the documentation, so I guess this is a bug.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: