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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mike Reitmeyer" data-source="post: 138155" data-attributes="member: 132">Collisions meshes are same on all platforms.  There is no LODs for collisions (only visible meshes).  When a device runs at 30fps, the physics update is run twice per frame, so it still runs the same physics.  Someone playing at 30fps is at a disadvantage cause the visuals are updated less, so it's harder to keep track of the ball.  For example, if a ball is moving 6 inches per second.  On a 60fps machine you will see it move 1/10th of an inch every frame.  On a 30fps machine it will move 2/10ths of an inch.  Over a 1 second period the ball will move the same distance, but the visuals will appear more choppy.  This is easier to see when the ball is moving really fast.Hope that clarifies a bit.I looked into the issues a little today, but am having trouble finding the problem.  I'm going to spend more time in the up coming weeks to find a solution.</blockquote>

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