Maybe you could provide a snapshot from the run-time visualization to clearly 
show what the issue is?  If I understand it correctly, your axles appear not to 
be properly attached to the chassis? Do you model this vehicle using a set of 
concrete C++ classes (as done in the Chrono::Vehicle models library) or through 
a set of JSON files?

I’m afraid this would be difficult for us to figure out unless you can share 
your model files.

--Radu

From: 'JC Denton' via ProjectChrono <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, 29 December 2022 02:51
To: ProjectChrono <[email protected]>
Subject: [chrono] Can't seem to get any collisions

I have made a project based closely on the HMMWV using largely the same 
parameters. But when simulating, the vehicle's chassis falls through the floor, 
and the wheels remain in place. I tried PAC02 tire and Rigid Mesh tire, as well 
as Rigid tire without mesh, along with a Rigid Terrain but nothing seems to 
collide. Setting the steering input also doesn't seem to change the orientation 
of the wheels. Making gravity 0 or positive also has no effect, chassis still 
falls through floor.

Inside ChPac02Tire, it indicates each tire is in contact with the surface, 
m_data.in_contact = true. The chassis uses a box Primitive for collision, and 
it appears to be setup and created the physics colliders for it. Using NSC 
System with default settings. The positions all appear correct, with the 
vehicle and its wheels originating slightly above the terrain. I initialize my 
systems in the following order:
Vehicle -> 
Chassis->Steering->Axles->Driveline->Powertrain->Wheels->Tires->RigidTerrain->Driver

I update using
VehicleDriver->Synchronize(Time);
Landscape->Synchronize(Time);
PhysVehicle->Synchronize(Time,  DriverInputs, *Landscape->GetTerrain());

VehicleDriver->Advance(PhysicsTimeStep);
Landscape->Advance(PhysicsTimeStep);
PhysVehicle->Advance(PhysicsTimeStep);

Clearly something is very amiss, and feels like my systems are not 
communicating with each other although inspecting their components doesn't 
reveal anything out of the ordinary. I'm out of ideas at this point. Is there 
something I might be missing? Or maybe steps I can take to dig deeper?

Thanks for your time
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