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thresholds.
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CCD contacts result in very strong, instantaneous, impulses. So it is preferable to attenuate their contribution to subsequent timesteps to avoid overshooting.
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warmstart.
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approximation.
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impulse writeback location.
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Add joint motors
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If a contact is new (previous impluse = 0), then we treat it as bouncy (respecting restitution).
If the contact is old we treat it as resting.
Exceptions for restitutions <=0 and >= 1.
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projection.
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