Collision Layer

Collision Layer is an important concept in the physics system that controls collision relationships between different objects. By setting collision layers, you can flexibly control which objects can collide with each other and which cannot.

Setting Collision Layers

Each collider can be assigned to a collision layer. The engine provides 32 collision layers (Layer0 to Layer31), and each collider can only belong to one layer.

// Set collider to Layer1
collider.collisionLayer = Layer.Layer1;

Configuring Collision Relationships

The collision relationships between layers can be set using the setColliderLayerCollision method of PhysicsScene to determine whether collisions can occur between two layers:

// Disable collision between Layer1 and Layer2
scene.physics.setColliderLayerCollision(Layer.Layer1, Layer.Layer2, false);
 
// Enable collision between Layer1 and Layer2
scene.physics.setColliderLayerCollision(Layer.Layer1, Layer.Layer2, true);
 
// Check collision relationship between Layer1 and Layer2
console.log(scene.physics.getColliderLayerCollision(Layer.Layer1, Layer.Layer2));

Important Notes

1. Each collider can only belong to one collision layer
2. By default, collisions can occur between all collision layers
3. Collision layer settings affect both physical collisions and trigger events