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# Introduction

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Toolkit for Physics is a collection of physics-focused APIs, components and tools providing stable easy-to-use solutions to common physics simulation needs.

All Toolkit features are designed to be lightweight, and modular and work alongside Unity's built-in tools and features, not replace them.


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