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When I tried to go on top of the container, my car got stuck.

Here is a picture of the situation:

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  • I am using 4200 for mass and defaults for drag and angular drag.
  • I'm using the WheelCollider component.

I've done some research and one thing I found said to change drag and angular drag, but that didn't fix my problem. Another suggestion was to change The value of the wheel collider. I prefer not to change that because fixing the wheel collider was a really hard problem. Also, I don't think it's a wheel collider issue.

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You haven't given us much information, but I can think of two possible causes based on your screenshot:

  1. If you can back off of the ramp after you get stuck, it's possible that the motor doesn't have enough torque to drive up a ramp. Try increasing the torque.

  2. If you can't back off of the ramp after you get stuck, it's possible that the colliders for the bumpers are too low (or the wheel colliders are too high), and the wheels don't work because the truck is sitting on the bumpers.

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