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CCD Tunnel Prevention

Fast-moving bodies preserve contact intent under CCD-enabled conditions.

CoreBuyer-critical
CoreBuyer-critical
engine captureadaptive proof playback ยท event-aware ยท no synthetic interpolationpublic proof
adaptive proof artifact ยท public / event / debug
CCD Tunnel Prevention
Fast-moving bodies preserve contact intent under CCD-enabled conditions.
24 bodies~0.31 ms refmatch

What you are seeing

Scene

A narrow target scene for showing that high-speed traversal does not trivially miss collision events.

Why it matters

Demonstrate continuous collision detection reducing obvious fast-body tunneling cases.

Pass condition

Fast bodies should not obviously phase through the target geometry in the reference setup.

Proof views

Use Public proof for the clean buyer-facing read, Event focus for adaptive slowdowns around the key moment, and Debug proof for contact cues, overlays, frame numbers, and proof-lane instrumentation.

Metrics strip

ref step time~0.31 ms ref
body count24 bodies
constraint count64 constraints
dt1/120 s
iterations24 solver iters
proof statusmatch
platformWindows x64 / MSVC
benchmark noteCCD test lane
Technical drawer

Command / source path

build\bin\examples\collision_demo.exe

Systems exercised

  • continuous collision detection
  • narrowphase
  • solver handoff

Known limitations

  • CCD behavior depends on scene configuration and target geometry.

Recommended context

Important for gameplay, robotics, and tool scenarios involving fast movers or thin geometry.

Determinism status

  • same build: expected
  • cross-run: useful for repeated replay capture
  • cross-platform: validate separately
  • snapshot / restore: supported by broader tooling

Related proof

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Stable stack under repeated runs with consistent contact resolution.

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Mixed Shape Resting Contact

Mixed primitive contacts settle cleanly without obvious interpenetration drift.

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