cannon-es

This is a maintained fork of cannon.js, originally created by Stefan Hedman @schteppe.

It's a type-safe flatbundle (esm and cjs) which allows for tree shaking and usage in modern environments.

These minor changes and improvements were also made:

These PRs from the original repo were merged: schteppe/cannon.js#433, schteppe/cannon.js#430, schteppe/cannon.js#418, schteppe/cannon.js#360, schteppe/cannon.js#265, schteppe/cannon.js#392, schteppe/cannon.js#424
The ConvexPolyhedron constructor now accepts an object instead of a list of arguments. #6
The Cylinder is now oriented on the Y axis. #30
The type property of the Cylinder is now equal to Shape.types.CYLINDER. #59
Body.applyImpulse() and Body.applyForce() are now relative to the center of the body instead of the center of the world 86b0444
Sleeping bodies now wake up if a force or an impulse is applied to them #61
Added a property World.hasActiveBodies: boolean which will be false when all physics bodies are sleeping. This allows for invalidating frames when physics aren't active for increased performance.
Add support for Trigger bodies. #83
Deprecated properties and methods have been removed.
The original cannon.js debugger, which shows the wireframes of each body, has been moved to its own repo cannon-es-debugger.

If instead you're using three.js in a React environment with react-three-fiber, check out use-cannon! It's a wrapper around cannon-es.

Installation

yarn add cannon-es

import { World } from 'cannon-es'

// ...

or, if you're using webpack, you can import it like this while still taking advantage of tree shaking:

import * as CANNON from 'cannon-es'

// ...

Fix Octree as any assertions, and remove as any type assertions wherever possible
Remove use of defined assertion (!) where possible (profile performance to ensure no degradation)
Convert to abstract classes where possible (Equation, Solver, etc.?)
V-HACD support (pmndrs/use-cannon#35 (comment))
Explore performance enhancements: