MeshRoad Collision with physics engines?

#1 Yeah, I think bullet physics isn't fully implemented in t3d MIT just quite yet, though I think an updated version of GMK does... though DeepScratch made it and last I heard he's still in the hospital. I've noticed that with scaled models, the collisions don't scale with the visual part, and vehicle collision is also not implemented.

#2 Quite alright, I figured it out on my own.

#3 How'd ya fix it?

#4 It was a combination of the fixes shown here:
www.garagegames.com/community/forums/viewthread/130181

Replace the function with the same name with what I have below. It works fine for me so far.

void MeshRoad::_generateSegments()
{
	mSegments.clear();
	
	for ( U32 i = 0; i < mSlices.size() - 1; i++ )
	{
		MeshRoadSegment seg( &mSlices[i], &mSlices[i+1], getWorldTransform() );
		
		mSegments.push_back( seg );
	}
	
	if ( isClientObject() )
		_generateVerts();
	
	if ( PHYSICSMGR )
	{
		SAFE_DELETE( mPhysicsRep );
		
		mPhysicsRep = PHYSICSMGR->createBody();
		
		if( mPhysicsRep ) 
		{
			ConcretePolyList polylist;
			if (buildPolyList(PLC_Collision, &polylist, getWorldBox(), getWorldSphere()))
			{
				polylist.triangulate();
				PhysicsCollision *colShape = PHYSICSMGR->createCollision();
				/*
				colShape->addTriangleMesh( polylist.mVertexList.address(),
					polylist.mVertexList.size(),
					polylist.mIndexList.address(),
					polylist.mIndexList.size() / 3,
					MatrixF::Identity );
				*/
				Point3F p[8];
				
				// Points already in world coordinates so we don't need to translate them
				for( int i = 0, j = 1; j < mSlices.size(); i++, j++ )
				{
					p[0] = mSlices[i].pb0;
					p[1] = mSlices[i].p0;
					p[2] = mSlices[i].p2;
					p[3] = mSlices[i].pb2;
					
					p[4] = mSlices[j].pb0;
					p[5] = mSlices[j].p0;
					p[6] = mSlices[j].p2;
					p[7] = mSlices[j].pb2;
					
					colShape->addConvex( &p[0], 8,  MatrixF::Identity );
				}

				PhysicsWorld *world = PHYSICSMGR->getWorld( isServerObject() ? "server" : "client" );
				mPhysicsRep->init( colShape, 0, 0, this, world );
			}
		}
	}
}