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
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While I have some suspicions of what may be wrong, this is all throwing darts in the dark. Unless you can provide a complete piece of code that reproduces the issues you see, I don’t know how I can help. Since both the original HMMWV demos and demo_IRR_collisionNSC work fine for you, this must be something amiss in your modified codes that could be easily tracked down with a debugger.
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