this.context.targetFrameRate = undefined; Should remove any limiters.
Currently on some devices we encounter lower framerates caused by the limiter, so if you expecet this to be running on low end devices with 60hz screen, my advice would be to set the target to 90.
**It won’t run faster then the refresh rate of the device. **
My Stats stay to 60 max 
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Your screen has what framerate?
144
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(my second monitor)
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Now I got some… rigibody issues xD (not errors but issues)
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I don’t know why but when I desactivate gravity and run it, it goes like :
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So, you can set the velocity, if the initial spawn gives the teeth the kick. But if it continously gets tihs drag, it is possibly colliding with something.
Will the model change? Are you trying to make a dynamic solution, or will it be only working with this single asset?
How to limit de movement to the strict minimum during collision ?
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The model could change yep
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Limit the velocity after collision ?
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Hm, well you can do it from the code or you can change the behaviour with PhysicsMaterails.
Ok thanks !
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How to make it trigger ?
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Nop, I mean, don’t make it react to clission ?
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Like rigidBody.isTrigger = true ?
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