CollisionInfo contains details about the collision between two things: BodyA and BodyB.
The assumption is that the context that analyzes the collision knows about BodyA but
does not necessarily know about BodyB. Hence the data storred in the CollisionInfo
is expected to be relative to BodyA (for example the penetration points from A into B).
/libraries/shared/src/CollisionInfo.h
mapping to JS is done in /libraries/shared/src/RegisteredMetaTypes.cpp
see collisionToScriptValue
Checked 2014-09-28
CollisionInfo contains details about the collision between two things: BodyA and BodyB. The assumption is that the context that analyzes the collision knows about BodyA but does not necessarily know about BodyB. Hence the data storred in the CollisionInfo is expected to be relative to BodyA (for example the penetration points from A into B). /libraries/shared/src/CollisionInfo.h mapping to JS is done in /libraries/shared/src/RegisteredMetaTypes.cpp see collisionToScriptValue Checked 2014-09-28