@stardazed/ammo
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A fork of ammo.js intended for use in Stardazed.
⚠️ Important: This package, like everything in the @stardazed org, is intended for use in browsers, not in NodeJS.
👉 If you just want to experiment with ammo.js, use the main ammo.js repo.
yarn add @stardazed/ammo
or
npm install --save @stardazed/ammo
Ammo covers a lot of ground, see the TypeScript declaration for all the types, classes and functions exported.
Go to the main ammo.js repo for a list of demos, instructions, etc.
Copyright (c) 2011-Present ammo.js contributors
See the AUTHORS file for a list of contributors.
See the LICENSE file.
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