Half the time this object falls over, the other half it bounces back.
This could be good or bad, non-deterministic means somethings may be hard to reproduce, while it also means stacking balls on top of each other won't happen like in SL and can give a bit more random flavor to things. Thoughts?
Gindipple. I visited your experience earlier today and found the behavior of your axis model to be exactly what I expected it to be from trying to stand an object on a point. I did not see it bounce back while I was there. Does it stand upright by itself when you are there watching it? It will return to its original orientation when all avatars leave your experience for a time and then return. That happens to all experiences - they "reset". ~~ Make your physics mesh with a flat bottom. The model you have there could easily use a physics mesh that is a cube. And the physics mesh is what will make it stand even when the visible mesh appears to stand on a point. And no, stacking balls, or eggs, or arrows will be next to impossible in Sansar just like it is in RL. But you could create that illusion of stacking things like balls or eggs by creating the physics mesh with a flat bottom such as a cube or a cylinder. I think you probably used the actual model as you physics model.
It's on my listed experience now, it was on my testing one.
https://atlas.sansar.com/experiences/gindipple/gindipple-s-lair
When you visit Toppletown https://atlas.sansar.com/experiences/sansar-studios/toppleton-toy-town and you make a mess by knocking everything over, then you leave, and come back later, as long as there are no other avatars in the scene while you were gone, the scene will "reset".
SOLVED!
When I reset the angular and linear velocity it now always tips over.
Thanks OldGamerPro for the thought process