Most experienced builders should have noticed that sometimes actuators on your craft pass through the craft's bricks with no shaking at all as if there was nothing there, but other times it shakes violently.

First, we need to make a few definitions clear: we will look at crafts by splitting the craft up into "Sections", a "Section" is a connected piece of the craft that is not separated by actuators, wheels, or anything that can move, it is rigid.



This can be explained and taken advantage of, notice the picture, the gun in my vehicle is phasing through the black bricks with no shake at all, this is because:

1. Things attached to an actuator will not glitch when passing through bricks that are attached to the section that the actuator itself is attached to. Eg. the actuator of the gun is attached to the hull "Section" of my craft, therefore the actuator will not glitch when it passes through bricks in the "hull" section.

2. Sections that are not directly connected to the section they are passing through will glitch. In other words, sections that are two or more actuators away from the section they are contacting will glitch, but those that are only separated by 1 actuator will not, the same applies to wheels and heli blades.

This enables creative armoring where you do not need to leave a gaping hole for the gun to pass through; machine guns could be made to look airtight with this, and on architectural builds, it is what enables doors to work.

It seems to also provide extra stability for the glitched section—very useful for mechs.