Aether Physics
A 2D collision detection system with continuous collision detection, multiple joint types, and tools for polygon decomposition.
What is Aether Physics?
Aether.Physics2D is a 2D physics engine designed for collision detection and rigid body simulation. It solves the problem of implementing realistic physical interactions in 2D applications, such as games or simulations, by providing a robust system for handling collisions, joints, and forces.
Game developers and simulation creators working in 2D environments, particularly those using C# and frameworks like MonoGame who need a dedicated physics library.
Developers choose Aether.Physics2D for its continuous collision detection, extensive joint support, and performance optimizations like broadphase trees, which are essential for complex 2D physics simulations without the overhead of larger 3D engines.
Overview
2D collision detection system.
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing 2D platformer physics with precise collision handling
- Creating simulations with complex joint systems like pulleys and gears
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