I was in research for one of our game prototype which requires custom collision shapes. I came across the Physics Body Editor was originally developed by Aurelien Ribon. But its internal system was designed to use with libGDX. So I decided to make my own exporter for Defold build top on the editor.
This is the modified version of Physics Body Editor for Defold Game Engine compatibility. I made a lots of breaking changes, improvements, added new functionalities and bug fixes.
Ideally this is something that would be great to add as a builtin editor feature. To use sprites as references, and make physics shapes based on them that can then be used.
Something where you could start with a triangle then add and drag vertices over a sprite or model would be ideal for me. Less Atlas texture space and more fine tuned control.
Unfortunately this tool is deprecated and it was not suitable for 3D.
What do you want to achieve, what is your point of creating 3D convex shapes? I guess you can use blender for this?
I need to create collision shapes for a track in a 3D racing games (that’s the current use case, but I already were composing a lot of collision shapes out of primitive shapes for 3D games).
I mean I have no plans to improve it in the future.