This is a unity editor tool to help game server developer to rebuild the physics of the client scene using PhysX 3.x or newer.

You can use a simple export button as shown below to export your scene to a xml(or binary) file.

Then you can rebuild your scene using C++ with a few line of codes like below:

bool PhysicsSceneManager::ParseFromCollectionFile()
{
	PxCollection* shared = NULL;
	PxCollection* collection = NULL;
	char *filename = "your scene file path";

	PxDefaultFileInputData inputStream(filename);

	collection = PxSerialization::createCollectionFromXml(inputStream, *m_cooking, *m_registery, shared);

	m_scene->addCollection(*collection);

	return true;
}

• Sphere
• Plane(No need to support)
• Capsule
• Box
• Convex Mesh
• Triangle Mesh
• Height Field

Import the UnityPhsyxExport.unitypackage package to your project and refer to the settings below.

1. Unity5.5 or higher Check if there is a mcs.rsp in "Assets/" folder, if not exist, create it. Then add a line "-unsafe" and save the file, and reopen unity will solve the error.

2. other Unity version Check if there is a gmcs.rsp in "Assets/" folder, if not exist, create it. Then add a line "-unsafe" and save the file, and reopen unity will solve the error.

1. Open Editor Window: Window -> PhysXExport -> OpenWindow;
2. Export Selected Scene: Click one scene in the editor window

1. The PhysX lib this Project use is PhysX 3.3
2. Attached with this tool is three project:
   • PxSerializationProject: C++ encapsulation of PhysX API exported to Unity, with Windows and MacOs supported.
   • UnityProject: C# encapsulation of PhysX API used to export scene and the editor window code.
   • PxVisualizationProject: A visualization tool to check the output xml scene file using GLUT and openGL, with windows and MacOS supported.