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/*!
\page qtquick3dphysics-index.html
\title Qt Quick 3D Physics
\brief Provides API for physics on 3D items using QML.
 
Qt Quick 3D Physics provides a high-level API for physics simulation.
It supports simulating interactive rigid bodies as well as static meshes and non-colliding bodies used for detecting overlaps.
Every simulated body can have its own physical properties like mass, density and friction.
 
\image physics.jpg {Screenshot of a scene showing a ball destructing a structure of marbles by falling on it}
 
 
\section1 Using the Module
 
\section2 QML API
 
\include {module-use.qdocinc} {using the qml api} {QtQuick3D.Physics}
 
This a pure QML module and it does not have a C++ API.
 
 
\section1 Articles and Guides
 
\list
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics Shapes, Bodies and Joints}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics Units}{Qt Quick 3D Physics Units}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics Cooking}{Qt Quick 3D Physics Cooking}
\endlist
 
\section1 Examples
 
The best way to see what Qt Quick 3D Physics can do is to check out the examples:
 
\list
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Simple Example}{Simple}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Material Example}{Material}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Mass Example}{Mass}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Compound Shapes Example}{Compound Shapes}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Custom Shapes Example}{Custom Shapes}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Cannon Example}{Cannon}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Impeller Example}{Impeller}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - CharacterController Example}{Character Controller}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics - Joints Example}{Joints}
\endlist
 
\section1 Reference
\list
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D Physics QML Types}
\endlist
 
\note There are API changes compared to the Tech Preview API (Qt version 6.4).
See the \l {Qt Quick 3D Physics API Changes from Tech Preview} for the difference.
 
\section1 Related Modules
 
\list
    \li \l{Qt Quick}
    \li \l{Qt Quick 3D}
\endlist
 
\section1 License and Attributions
 
Qt Quick 3D Physics is available under the commercial license from \l {The Qt Company}.
In addition, it is available under the
\l{GNU General Public License, version 3}.
See \l {Qt Licensing} for further details.
 
Furthermore Qt Quick 3D Physics contains third party modules
under the following permissive licenses:
 
\annotatedlist attributions-qtquick3dphysics
 
*/