You are able to clip inside of other dinosaurs.
Description
This bug, which you are able to do with all of the dinos I have played with, for example Rex, dasp, Spino, Duck and other dinosaurs, lets you phase through another dinosaurs hitbox and seemingly phase into their dinosaur with your dinosaur, allowing you to get extremely close to the point where a mid tier and a Rex could make it seem like the mid tier was inside the Rex.
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Created
Aug 31, 2026 2:29 AM UTCLast Updated
Oct 19, 2026 8:59 AM UTCGeneral Details
Reproduction Rate
95%Reproduction Attempts
20Platform Type
WindowsCategory
Outcomes
Observed Result
Two dinosaurs could take up the exact same amount of space by clipping into eachother.
Expected Result
The dinosaurs would just take collision damage by walking into eachother and would physically not be able to walk into eachother.
Steps to Reproduce
Begin by approaching another dinosaur, preferably going behind them to their tail area.
Make sure you are already halfway in their tail but not so close that you aren’t able to stand up when you press the crouch button again.
Simultaneously walk into their dinosaur and press the crouch button at the same time, resulting in your dinosaur clipping into their dinosaur.
This then lets you, if you bait out their tail attack, to run through the dino by phasing into them and then out of them and let’s say they were guarding a cliff and trying to knock you off, you could run through them and then tail them and knock them off the cliff, which is why this is such a game breaking advantage.
Environment
Game
Platform
Hardware
I’m reporting this on my phone currently but I witnessed the actual bug itself whilst playing at arround 8pm GMT yesterday on my laptop. Tomorrow I will be able to follow up this report with in game evidence
My video evidence is now in the comments because for some reason it won’t let me add one to the evidence section. However I have added pictures to the evidence section aswell.
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