I see that you added support for things like onCollisionEnter and a few other callbacks recently. I’m exploring creating basic support for CharacterController on the .ts side and wondering where a good place to start thinking about how to implement this type of functionality as it’s not as simple as getting serialized data.
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Could you elaborate on what you mean by “its not as simple as getting serialized data” ?
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OnControllerColliderHit is called when the controller hits a collider while performing a Move.
I read this as the.csclass for CharacterController has logic in it somewhere to handle this type of callback.
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I’m wondering if the way to support something like CharacterController (CC) is that I’d need to create the logic myself.
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I guess I’ll just try spinning it up myself 
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Yeah you would need to create the logic yourself - I probably need to give you some more data tho since you dont have real good access to the velocity in the onCollisionEnter callbacks
I’ll see where I get. I’m going to go through a great Unity book I have Unity in Action, Third Edition, but my plan is to do this using needle
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I’ll create separate threads in the forum if I’m running into any walls
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I’ll just expose the internal collision data I get from cannon for you - midterm we might to want to try other physics libraries tho but that will probably not happen too soon
cool interesting!
Perfect, that’ll be a great starting point
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Change: Collision now exposes internal cannon data via __internalCollision property Nice!
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