Hi i am not to sure but i think this is a bug, hasn't happened to me but i think there was a earlier post about if you stand up against a colidable and turned then you would fall through

Thanks. I know enough

You can also simply put your frame rate (Settings: FPS) to max 60 or 30 instead of unlimited.

If you like to know why... each Monday i do a free training on Collidables at 1500 EST

Enjoy

Thanks;

I am not sure I've grasped Lady_Gininha_LNS's solution in detail though. Are you suggesting a sign_01 behaves differently?

@Peter: Too bad I'll have to wait for my next vacation before I can attend on Monday's, and that is still some time away
However, I fully agree with Autumn that correct functioning of any place should not depend on the settings of visitor's clients. I'm not afraid that I will fall through my own platforms, but rather care that others won't, regardless what they put into their max FPS setting.

Still, one keeps learning about the subtleties of RLC

Ok.. I think I got Lady_Gininha_LNS hint.. thank you for that

Still, the same problem is there horizontally.

How would you join two walls with collision state set into making a corner which you cannot sneak through?

If you let the collision zones of the two walls not touch, there is a hole.
If you line them up so that the red lines exactly align, you can break through just by pushing your ava into the corner for a short while.. same thing if the collision zones overlap.

Collision state is just unreliable when multiple props are involved.

Just wondering if the native walls of a basic zaby are done in a different way because they do keep you in...

I use fishtank glass as well, I slap it right in the middle, so that it floats inside the wall or whatever I used to build with. It doesn't touch the floor as I figure no-one is going to try and limbo under it....though they might.. who knows? I haven't had any fall through with that so far.(hope I didn't just jinx it!) As a side note I find it scales very well, not just on width but on thickness, leaving my avatar's toes just off the wall, which is ideal.

Had this problem on a build we started off at 50000 Y and the colidables would not work at all we had to move the whole house down to 30000 they worked fine.
I think certain templates have gliches.
I have been using the Trans Railing but i think i might try fish tank glass

I use a fish tank with success also but in small areas I have found
the "black metal railing" a good colide using the width at 1 and then scaling H and L
as needed.....

No that's ok. I was aware of a problem above 64K, as I recall having read about it in your zaby (though I cannot find the remark there anymore today). Just wasn't sure how severe it would be, and I wanted the height.

Experimenting a bit I found that some collides are impacted more severely than others but i cannot answer what makes the difference.
So I could build walls using rotated court floor around a platform at 85000 that do not behave much worse than many I've seen in places at lower levels. Other props drop you through the floor at first contact, f.i. a collidable bed on the platform seems to do that.
Same thing when I tried an internal wall (again, rotated court floor). Here it depends on whether you run into 'top' or 'bottom' side which determines which collission fails, that 'wall' or the floor. This seems consistent with your description of how these collidables work.

I normally set max fps to unlimited. Tuning that down improves the behavior but even when as low as 15 it is possible to breach the collision - and such a low fps has other disadvantages.

As a workaround I avoid collidables that high up as much as possible (which I can afford in this current project of mine) and have put a trigger box under the platform floor which transports the ava back up to the platform in case it falls through.
For me this works well enough now, but if I wouldn't need the height I definitely would stay below 64K.