Player can "scale" a static mesh (walk stright up it)

#1 I don't know if this is caused by the same thing, but it seems related:

When I am up against a vertical section of terrain and push to run up it, I cannot. I set my 'runSurfaceAngle' way down to 10. Now, if I back up and get a running start, the player can get like 4-5 units up the terrain before sliding down. It looks really terrible and can lead to exploits allowing players access to areas I don't want them in. For the most part, it just looks really bad.

Here is a video showing what I mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX_2z7JO-kQ

#2 Try turning off (I think) canStep in the object properties.

#3 I tried:

datablock staticShapeData( wall2 )
{
   category = "StaticShape";

   shapeFile = "~/data/shapes/destructo/wall2.dts";
   emap = true;
   canStep = false;
};

And got no change at all. I thought I remember seeing a line of code somewhere just like that 'canStep' but I can't find it anywhere and can't find any references to anything at all relating to this issue...

#4 In TGEA it's allowPlayerStep....

#5 Does that go in the datablock, or as a dynamic field? I tried both but I am still seeing my character slide right up the wall (slowly).

datablock staticShapeData( wall2 )
{   
    category = "StaticShape";   
    shapeFile = "~/data/shapes/destructo/wall2.dts";   
    emap = true;   
    allowPlayerStep = false;
};

#6 Actually... my bad... the allowPlayerStep is in the tsStatic class, no the StaticShape class...

You could probably take a look at the tsStatic and see how it uses that variable and replicate the functionality to StaticShape...