I'm using Java3D 1.2 (have tried both OpenGL and DirectX), and am having the
following problems with collision detection:
* The time at which a collision is reported is inaccurate (the parts might
be visually apart by a significant amount). What capabilities need to be
enabled to get ACCURATE collision reporting? I'm setting
WakeupOnCollisionEntry.USE_GEOMETRY to try to maximize accuracy, with no
effect. The values of Shape3D.ALLOW_COLLISION_BOUNDS_READ,
Shape3D.ALLOW_GEOMETRY_READ, and others, also seem to have no effect. You'd
think that if I didn't set Shape3D.ALLOW_GEOMETRY_READ, it would give an
error if I try to set WakeupOnCollisionEntry.USE_GEOMETRY, but no such error
occurs. Any idea why not?
* As soon as I enable collision detection for an object (say a box) which is
sitting on another object (say a table), I get the obvious collision report
that the box has collided with the table. However, I'm interested in other
collisions the box might have. Is there any way of disabling such undesired
"collisions", or should I simply check for and ignore them explicitly?
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