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If you go out into extremes you always will have to adapt there is no easy solution for this, facing the complexity
High Quality Physics can help additionally on many problems but they are costly and not guaranteed to not as well fire back on other parts
It is a simulation and overall in real life you will need to adapt as well pushing something bellow her to adjust the height difference and make the entry point more comfortable ect
And the more you devise from Physical Reality the more problems you gonna face as well, especially as the state of the current physics is hardly deterministic.
And every small system fluctuation can change things and system fluctuations happen all the time more so if you run the system out of it's expected boundaries overclocking the wrong way can cause complex physic simulations to havoc for example.
High Quality Physics can help additionally on many problems but they are costly and not guaranteed to not as well fire back on other parts
It is a simulation and overall in real life you will need to adapt as well pushing something bellow her to adjust the height difference and make the entry point more comfortable ect
And the more you devise from Physical Reality the more problems you gonna face as well, especially as the state of the current physics is hardly deterministic.
And every small system fluctuation can change things and system fluctuations happen all the time more so if you run the system out of it's expected boundaries overclocking the wrong way can cause complex physic simulations to havoc for example.
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