Can fall into the map

Here is additional footage demonstrating the same terrain-clipping glitch using a juvenile Concavenator that is almost adolescent. The video also displays the coordinates of the pit where the glitch occurs. - looks like this glitch is limited too 1/2 slot dinosaurs. I will further test this with my dasp.

The map coordinates for the pit where I’ve been reproducing the terrain-clipping bug are: X: -327361.313718 Y: -13456.976309 Z: 2281.156388 Please note that I transcribed these coordinates from a screenshot due to the limitations of the PS5, so there may be a small possibility of a transcription error. I’ve also uploaded footage of my juvenile Barsboldia clipping into the rock face and demonstrating the ability to attack through the terrain. The Stegosaurus shown in the footage belongs to a friend who assisted me with testing the bug.

Following my successful test with Achillobator, which confirmed that the glitch is not exclusive to quadrupedal dinosaurs, I conducted further testing with Sarcosuchus and Daspletosaurus. I chose these Dino’s to rule out size limitations on this bug. Sarcosuchus: Sarco appears to be too large for this particular test. It can climb out of the hole too easily, making it difficult to reproduce the conditions needed to trigger the glitch. - impossible Daspletosaurus: Dasp appears to have potential. During testing, it can become stuck against the terrain and enter the falling animation that I believe is necessary to clip through the terrain. However, getting it into the correct position seems difficult, potentially because Dasp is too tall to wiggle far enough into the wall. These are the clips proving my failed attempts, however I may try to explore my hypothesis on dasps potential to enter the terrain in the near future, my next test is going to be with 1 slot and baby dinosaurs.

These attatchments are evidence of my kentro reproducing the glitch, and my achillobator reproducing the glitch, confirming it isn’t strictly a quadrepedle dinosaur glitch.