V-HACD
A C++ library for decomposing 3D meshes into approximate convex parts for efficient collision detection in games and simulations.
What is V-HACD?
V-HACD is a C++ library that performs approximate convex decomposition of 3D meshes, breaking down complex concave shapes into simpler, near-convex parts. It solves the problem of inefficient collision detection in real-time applications like video games, where using exact convex decompositions is computationally prohibitive. By allowing tunable concavity thresholds and hull counts, it provides a practical balance between accuracy and performance.
Game engine developers, physics simulation engineers, and 3D software tool creators who need efficient collision detection for concave objects in real-time interactive applications.
Developers choose V-HACD for its proven reliability, tunable performance, and ease of integration as a header-only library. It offers a pragmatic alternative to exact decomposition methods, enabling real-time collision detection without the computational overhead of minimal convex partitioning.
Overview
Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/v-hacd
Use Cases
Best For
- Adding collision detection to concave 3D models in game engines
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