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Thanks that you liked my stuff that it even inspired you to make your own addon!
Really nice and a pleasure to hear!
It's great to see that you also try to make better sliders.
But the problem what Grocel meant is, even with the normal gmod props, you aren't able to build a train that is stable enough to stay in the rail. Which must undeniable have to work.
Especially, if this issue swaps over to the main branch of gmod.
And even people like you and me can maybe not fix that with our sliders.
Even if our sliders are maybe the finest that gmod will see.
Btw, I was very impressed of your train in the video!
At the moment the main branch is fine. Only x86-64 is affected. Unfortunately it is rather unlikely that you will be able to prevent these kinds of glitches with better models. Not without some heavy drawbacks at least. Trust me, we also tried.
Please see all the infomation posted at this issue here:
https://github.com/Facepunch/garrysmod-issues/issues/5968
It has all the information we could gather. You may want to add you own findings too. If you want, you may also reproduce the issue with your models and post a video to that issue. This is important to show Rubat and others the whole implications of that glitch.
Our latest addon is affected by that too:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3297918081