When the center of mass is centered, the suspension behaves correctly. However, when I shift the center of mass by adding parts to the left side, the vehicle tilts left as expected, but then the suspension is strangely pushed back up as if the vehicle were in equilibrium which shouldn’t be possible (it also only happens when the car is moving and I’m using cylindrical constraints for that), since most of the mass is concentrated on the left side. Also, the more the speed of the cylindral constraints the more the frequency of that bug.
Expected behavior
If it had worked fine, the springs (especially on the left side) would have stayed compressed.
Thank you for your report. Can you provide a small reproduction in a place file? Also, has this issue started occurring recently or have you been aware of it for some time? Thanks.
It looks like the front wheel is contacting the weight added to the left side of the vehicle and that is driving the car back up at regular intervals. Moving the front wheels forward or adding a NoCollisionConstraint between the wheel and weight pieces seems to fix the problem. The results in this file look reasonable now.
