Zombie Physics

## Zombie Physics V3 Beta Test — Quick Instructions
### Install
1. **Remove or disable any older Zombie Physics version first.**
2. Extract **`Zombie_Physics_v3_BetaTest`** into your:
`7 Days To Die\Mods\`
3. Open the mod folder and run:
**`Diagnostics\START_BetaTest_Monitor.bat`**
4. Leave that monitor window open.
5. Launch **7 Days to Die V3.2 with EAC disabled**.
### What to test
Play normally for a few minutes, then specifically check:
- Normal zombies should **not dig through terrain**.
- Normal zombies should **not climb ladders**.
- Normal zombies should be stopped by stronger construction.
- Heavy zombies such as **Bikers/Lumberjacks** should still behave as intended.
- **Steel should remain a hard stop.**
- Players should still damage blocks normally.
- Spawn a group of zombies and watch for **lag, stuttering, FPS drops, or worsening performance while they attack blocks**.
Also watch the diagnostic window. It should report whether Zombie Physics loaded and whether its block-damage hooks were found.
### If you see a failure
If a large **Zombie Physics V3 BetaTest — TEST FAILURE** message appears, the test has detected that the mod is not operating correctly. You can stop testing at that point.
### After the test
Close the game normally, then close the diagnostic monitor.
Please send:
- Your latest **`output_log_client`**
- The generated **`Zombie_Physics_v3_BetaTest_Report_*.txt`**
- A short note describing:
- What worked
- What did not work
- Whether you experienced lag
- Roughly how many zombies were present when the lag occurred
**Even if the mod appears to work perfectly, please send the report.** A successful V3.2 test gives us valuable compatibility data too.

Inside are three separate ZIPs:
1. Probe C — XML ONLY / no DLL
This is a clean control. Ladder XML remains, but there is zero Zombie Physics Harmony block code.
2. Probe A — DamageBlock ONLY
DamageBlock remains intact.
OnBlockDamaged is deliberately made impossible to locate.
3. Probe B — OnBlockDamaged ONLY
OnBlockDamaged remains intact.
DamageBlock is deliberately made impossible to locate.
The altered DLLs differ from the original by exactly one byte each. So these are about as clean an A/B isolation test as we can make without recompiling.