It is a stable behaviour, but an unexpected side-effect
in tight corners. I've tried to get rid of this, but didn't want
to implement a parsing-intensive check for the
checker-pattern. Might do that as an addition to clean
the buffer, with options to modify the buffer on the
go. I did find a solution which will at least eliminate
this problem in VERY tight corners, using a higher
dampening. The effect only gets introduced in
corners anyways, and seems to get erased with a
wave. Shouldn't appear to often, I think.

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Tim Nikias v2.0
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> Looks like unstable behaviour to me, but I might be wrong. Maybe with
higher
> order integration methods or with noise filters you could do something.
>
>

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