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Suchomimus mesh collision bug: creature gets forcefully pushed away when touching walls

Description

The Suchomimus model has abnormal collision. When its body touches walls or terrain, it will be forcefully bounced/pushed away unexpectedly. On steep and rough terrain, this bug can launch the dinosaur into the air, resulting in being flung far away and dying from fall damage. My friend and I have both died because of this bug

Status

Open

Author

flower-TuT

Created

Oct 15, 2026 8:40 AM UTC

Last Updated

Oct 15, 2026 8:40 AM UTC

General Details

Reproduction Rate

33%

Reproduction Attempts

3

Platform Type

Windows

Category

Creature Skins and Models

Outcomes

Observed Result

The Suchomimus model has abnormal collision. When its body touches walls or terrain, it will be forcefully bounced/pushed away unexpectedly. On steep and rough terrain, this bug can launch the dinosaur into the air, resulting in being flung far away and dying from fall damage.

Expected Result

The creature should stop or slide normally when contacting walls, instead of being violently pushed away and flung to death on rough terrain.

Steps to Reproduce

1

1. Spawn and control a Suchomimus. 2. Walk or swim close to walls/rough steep terrain. 3. Upon touching the surface, the dinosaur is forcefully pushed away. On harsh terrain, it can be launched and die from fall damage.

Environment

Game

Game:
Path of Titans
Branch:
Production
Version:
52021h7

Platform

Type:
Windows

Hardware

NO

Evidence

  • 729.74 KB video/mp4

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  • 62.93 MB video/mp4

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