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--- aircraft:tmd:collision [2019/07/20 18:27] – [Collision] jh
+++ aircraft:tmd:collision [2019/07/20 18:31] – [collisionsphere] jh
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 When the part passes through the ground a force is generated which is proportional to the depth below the ground (in meters) times the factor K (N/m) plus the relative velocity (in meters per second) times the factor D (N per m/s). The force acts on the [[aircraft:tmd:rigidbody|rigidbody]] assigned in the ''Body'' attribute.
-A critical crash with any part that is not a wheel can cause the aircraft to be reset, when the designer of the aircraft, us, flags the part as important and set the ''CrashOnContact'' property to true.
+A critical crash with any part that is not a wheel can cause the aircraft to be reset, when the designer of the aircraft, us, flags the part as important and sets the ''CrashOnContact'' property to true.
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 ==== collisionsphere ====
+A spherical object at position ''R0'' with a set ''Radius'' that repels the ''Body'' from the ground. Used for small skids or a tail gear without a wheel.
 <code>            <[collisionsphere][LeftWingWheel][]
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 ==== collisionblade ====
+When the geometry contacts the ground a part is damaged, e.g. when the left side propeller disk hits the ground the left side propeller is set to damaged.
 <code>            <[collisionblade][CollisionPropellerLeft][]
                 <[string8][Body][Fuselage]>
                 <[string8][Geometry][LeftPropellerDisc]>
-                <[string8][DamageOnCrash][PropellerLeft.Damage]>
+                <[string8][DamageOnCrash][LeftPropeller.Damage]>
             >
 </code>