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detecting collision/raycasting with bondingBox is A LOT faster than using trimesh. Besides, even if it does not matters for now, you need convexe shapes for dynamic collisions (ie oblivion/skyrim like collisions). When using trimesh, you have no way to know it's convexe. Anyway, if a boundingBox is ...

IIRC they are not used. That being said, normals are useful for collisions algorithm, so the physic engine probably re-compute them at some point. To be honest, I didn't even realized there were normals for RCN :p

It looks like the Flags for the NiNode and/or NiTrishape may have something to do with collision too. But I can not find a good explanation on what the flags are for. There is no good explanations. IIRC, some flags are redundant and can even be contradictory. Long story short, the NIF format is a m...

not exactly sure of what you mean. Wanna come on IRC to discus further?

mwmechanics/actors.cpp line 213

good to see I'm not alone with AI

Hi, it seems that these instructions do not work in vanilla morrowind: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Tes3Mod:GetColliding can someone confirm? I got confirmation about GetCollidingActor from someone from tamriel rebuild, but I'm not sure for others. I'm not sure I'm using them the right way either. Also,...

Maybe we should post a saved game in addition to profiling informations, so that others can test in the same conditions. (only apply if you don't move though)

cc9cii, did you manage to get the profiling tool in MSVC express?

2. Collision script instructions Would require of you to look into our scripting system and maybe touch bullet a bit. Not exactly sure how much work that would be on the bullet side, but overall probably the smallest of the 3 tasks. I'm already on it (my bad, forgot to update the tracker) Also, may...