physics-matter

To configure Matter.js physics in Phaser 4, enable the physics engine in your scene, set up gravity and world bounds, and spawn rigid bodies like a draggable rectangle that collides with a ground plane.

Yes, you can use sensors and collision filtering in Phaser 4 to detect interactions between rigid bodies without triggering a physical response, allowing for custom overlap detection.

You can build complex physics systems by using constraints and composite bodies to create joints, ragdolls, and hinges, enabling realistic mechanical interactions within your 2D simulation.

Yes, Matter.js supports pointer constraints for interactive dragging and includes debug rendering, allowing you to visualize rigid bodies, sensors, and world configuration across Phaser scenes.

The best way to integrate tilemaps is by configuring the Matter.js world bounds and collision filtering to match your tile geometry, ensuring realistic rigid body interactions across the level.

Yes, you can use advanced shapes for rigid bodies by configuring composite bodies and utilizing included source files to define precise collision boundaries in your Matter.js simulations.