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[Noah Young]

The tunneling problem at hyper-velocity is fundamentally a sampling issue, so your first decision is whether you even need full CCD or just smarter substepping. Discrete detection only samples an object’s position at frame boundaries, so a bullet moving 200 units per frame through a 5-unit wall simply never registers the overlap—it’s gone. For competitive titles where frame-time consistency matters, I’d avoid blanket CCD because swept-volume/TOI (time-of-impact) tests blow up your narrow-phase cost, especially with SAT or GJK/EPA on convex shapes. The pragmatic architecture is a hybrid: keep discrete detection for anything under

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[Noah Young]

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