postCollision event.force Extremely High on Some Devices v2

Physics
#1

Ok so I’m back and it appears my previous topic about this is too old to post to.

Here’s the original topic:  https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/61836-postcollision-eventforce-extremely-high-on-some-devices/

Before I was only seeing it on Fire devices but now I’m seeing it on a standard Nexus 5x running the latest Android.  In the simulator it’s fine my postCollision forces don’t exceed 1 but on my device they spike to a force of anywhere from 1,500 to 11,000,000.  

At this point do I have many options of what I can do besides trying to build another app to replicate the issue?

I’m using chain physics with boxes sliding down curved hills made with the chain physics.  Swear this wasn’t happening until recently (like 2 months).

#2

Whilst I didn’t find the actual cause of the issue and was still seeing very high gForce values I was able to find a fix (for anyone in the future that might have this issue).

I was only checking if the gForce value was higher then a value (such as 3) but that was it.  What I’ve done is introduce a high-end value ( 10 ) that allows for a range of “normal” values and appears to filter out the strange high numbers.

#3

Whilst I didn’t find the actual cause of the issue and was still seeing very high gForce values I was able to find a fix (for anyone in the future that might have this issue).

I was only checking if the gForce value was higher then a value (such as 3) but that was it.  What I’ve done is introduce a high-end value ( 10 ) that allows for a range of “normal” values and appears to filter out the strange high numbers.