unity-physics

Unity raycast queries can be executed at editor time to retrieve hit information for diagnostics and placement logic. You can cast rays, spherecasts, and boxcasts to validate collision behavior without manually running scenes.

Yes, Unity overlap checks detect nearby colliders via sphere and box overlap queries. This allows you to validate spatial rules and interactions directly in the editor without launching a full simulation.

Configuring Unity physics settings involves reading and setting global gravity, creating PhysicMaterial assets, and updating collider materials. This is done through safe asset and global settings writes in the editor.

The Unity layer collision matrix can be managed by configuring layer collision rules to tune gameplay geometry. This editor-time workflow allows safe writes to global settings to precompute collision behavior without running scenes.

Yes, Unity physics queries support deterministic single-frame checks for debugging. They execute editor-thread operations for raycasts and overlap checks, allowing you to validate outcomes without running full physics simulations.