- This allows your characters and other dynamic objects to collide exactly with the shape of a platform, background or any **static** 3D object.
- By default, the model of the 3D model itself is used. You can choose to use another model if needed (useful in case of a very complex 3D model: you can make the collision happen on a simplified version).
- Also ugrade to [Jolt-Physics.js
0.39.0](https://github.com/jrouwe/JoltPhysics.js/releases).
* You can now simulate realistic 3D cars using the new Vehicle behavior powered by the 3D physics engine.
* Advanced details can be customized: from wheel setup and gear ratios to engine torque, steering, brakes, anti-roll bars, and drivetrain (front/rear).
* The default setup offers a semi-realistic, arcade-style driving feel. For smoother gameplay, explore the example projects to see how fine-tuning makes a big difference.
* Jolt physics engine was upgraded to version 0.34.0.
* The 3D physics engine is powered by [Jolt Physics](https://github.com/jrouwe/JoltPhysics) a modern, performant, battle-tested, fully featured 3D physics engine used in AAA games, like Horizon: Forbidden West. The new 3D physics engine is perfect for making FPS, TPS, 3D platformer and in the future 3D racing games or any 3D game.
* Similar to the 2D physics engine, you can add the 3D Physics behavior to your object. For example, add the behavior to platforms with the type set to "Static".
* You can choose the collider shape: box, sphere, cylinder or capsule and modify physics properties of the objects having this behavior - much like the 2D physics engine.
* For characters, a dedicated "3D Physics Character" behavior is available. Pair it with one or more additional behaviors to get controls working out of the box: "3D Shooter keyboard mapper", "3D Platformer keyboard mapper", etc...
* Take a look at the new examples to give it a try! New examples and behaviors will be progressively added.
Florian Rival