I did a few more tests with this. It's fine to timewarp if it's not moving. If you leave it running on "autopilot", where you click away from it while still moving so that it continues to roll on its own, then even tapping once to 5x timewarp causes it to disappear instantly. I think that must be detecting it as having "crashed" into the surface. You can timewarp at the 2-3x one, where the collisions are still on (which is the only speed allowed if you're still holding one of buttons to move), just fine.
Cool concept, does it break during timewarp?
I don't think anything touching something like this is stable during time warp.
I did a few more tests with this. It's fine to timewarp if it's not moving. If you leave it running on "autopilot", where you click away from it while still moving so that it continues to roll on its own, then even tapping once to 5x timewarp causes it to disappear instantly. I think that must be detecting it as having "crashed" into the surface. You can timewarp at the 2-3x one, where the collisions are still on (which is the only speed allowed if you're still holding one of buttons to move), just fine.
Interesting