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| − | + | A Bounding Box is a simplified approximation of the volume of a model, used most commonly for [[CollisionDetection|collision detection]]. | |
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| − | + | Although it is commonly a box, it can be any shape. If not a box, it is more properly called a bounding volume. | |
| − | + | Other common bounding shapes are a sphere (just a radius value), a capsule (basically two radii plus a distance), a cylinder, and a convex polygonal shape. | |
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Latest revision as of 19:34, 14 February 2015
A Bounding Box is a simplified approximation of the volume of a model, used most commonly for collision detection.
Although it is commonly a box, it can be any shape. If not a box, it is more properly called a bounding volume.
Other common bounding shapes are a sphere (just a radius value), a capsule (basically two radii plus a distance), a cylinder, and a convex polygonal shape.
