09-10-2025, 01:34 PM
I read collision normal impulse, it's said that unit is newtons x time x time, however I am unable to get timestep independent force.
I tried to divide that force by substep time squared or timestep squared, but the value I get is not similar - I would expect to get very similar force whatever the substep count is 4 or 8.
The goal is to detect if I push against something with force greater than X.
Also is tangent impulse never set? Or it's set only for particles or mesh colliders (I use SDF)?
I tried to divide that force by substep time squared or timestep squared, but the value I get is not similar - I would expect to get very similar force whatever the substep count is 4 or 8.
The goal is to detect if I push against something with force greater than X.
Also is tangent impulse never set? Or it's set only for particles or mesh colliders (I use SDF)?