Hello there!

First off, thanks for the tutorial and the starter. I'm trying to tackle a project and hoping you can help. Essentially I want to have three objects float and collide with each other, bouncing off of the device's frame. I'm wondering if this is achievable through Cannon? Inverting the gravity like so: world.gravity.set(0, 9.82, 0); doesn't need to invert the gravity, and even then, I'd have to have a 'roof' of sorts to have the objects bounce off the top and sides. Can you think of a way to achieve this?

Thanks in advance!

TriMesh uses Float32Array for the vertices, but SparkAR doesn't seem to support TypedArrays out of the box. (strange...dunno why). Of course, there may be polyfills available though that the user may download on his own in the unlikely case they use trimesh. The "official" package published on Spark AR Library appears ot have this issue if you use something like:
CANNON.Trimesh.createTorus(4, 3.5, 16, 16); . But from the typehintings, Trimesh seems to be unavailable and not found in intellisense though..even though you can still call it remotely.

Hi!
I see that in the example the scale of the cubes are .1, while in cannon they are all set to 5.. What would be the scale ratio between both engines ?

EDIT: Apparently, the imported models from SparkAR Library are in the wrong dimensions with Spark's own scale units ?