Can Ammo.js be used ?

[Coder-345]

Trying to build a pwa with three.js and found using react-three-fiber is the right option .
My project uses ammo.js for physics simulations. Can I use ammo.js in this .
And I am pretty new to react-three-fiber can anyone suggest how to get started with it .
If this is not the right place to ask question please direct me in the right way .

Thanks

[Fasani]

Do you specifically need ammo.js or you just wanted some physics? There is an option to useCannon with https://github.com/react-spring/use-cannon designed to bring physics to r3f. If you needed specifically to use ammo.js you could I guess see how they wrapped up cannon and create your own useAmmo hook.

[Coder-345]

Yeah I specifically needed ammo.js .
As you said I would check how to wrap ammo like cannon.
But as far I have no idea how to do it .
If you could help in any way it would be much appreciated.

Still thankyou so much for the reply and suggestions.

[Fasani]

I have closed the topic as it is probably better as a discussion. But feel free to reply here if need be, would like to hear what you decide.

[drcmda]

github can convert issues into discussions, didnt know that myself :-D

[Coder-345]

just now learnt there are discussions. Thanks for showing that up.

[drcmda]

you can use any physics lib you like. ammo most certainly will work. but as @Fasani said, use-cannon is probably the easiest route because plain three with plain physics (cannon, ammo, etc) is messy as hell because two separate scenes or worlds need to be managed and synced.

[Coder-345]

Can I use ammo.js in the same way as we use in vanilla three.js . Are is that much more complicated.