Unity (legacy integration)

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Unity (legacy integration) refers to older versions of the Unity game engine that used the legacy integration of NVIDIA’s PhysX physics middleware for simulation and collision handling.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf game engine integration
software component
basedOn NVIDIA PhysX 2.x
linked to: PhysX
category game development technology
configuredVia Project Settings > Physics
exposes CharacterController component
Collider components
Physics API
Rigidbody component
feature continuous collision detection (limited)
fixed timestep physics update
layer-based collision filtering
mesh colliders
ragdoll physics
wheel colliders
integrates NVIDIA PhysX
linked to: PhysX
integrationType legacy PhysX integration
languageBinding Boo (deprecated)
C#
UnityScript (deprecated)
maintainedBy Unity Technologies
middlewareProvider NVIDIA
linked to: NVIDIA Corporation
provides collision handling
physics simulation
replacedBy Unity DOTS-based physics (later systems)
Unity PhysX 3 integration
status deprecated
supports character controllers
colliders
joints
raycasting
rigidbody dynamics
triggers
supportsPlatform Android
Linux
Windows
consoles (various generations)
iOS
macOS
timeframe primarily used before widespread PhysX 3 adoption in Unity
usedFor interactive simulations
real-time game physics
usedIn Unity 3.x
linked to: Unity game engine

Unity 4.x
Unity game engine
linked to: Unity

early Unity 5.x
older Unity versions

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PhysX integratedWith Unity (legacy integration)