Metal friction coefficients

[FireDragon76]

I did a quick implementation of FizX Lite on Knight Rider and it plays OK (though it has a mini-playfield where I'm not sure how yould implement sling diverters, since the slingshots are so small and relatively weak), but the ball occasionally gets stuck on the left wire ramp as it descends into the left inlane through a spiral. Out of curiosity, I looked at the static friction coefficient in the XML script, and it's higher than plastic or wood, which seems strange. But it might explain why the ball is getting stuck on the wire?

 

[JLou5641]

Metal / Metal has much higher friction than plastic / metal.

You probably have a bad shape on your ramp

 

[AnonTet]

Note that friction settings are for material on SAME material settings

 

[FireDragon76]

Metal / Metal has much higher friction than plastic / metal.

That's true. Plastic tends to act as a lubricant, for instance.

You probably have a bad shape on your ramp

Yeah. The table had the same defect with the regular physics. FizX just made it a bit worse.