MrLolEthan

Well a lot of this depends on what you're wanting to do with your physics and what kind of game you're making. Is it tile-based or otherwise? What have you tried that you weren't satisfied with? Are you sure that your detection works?

It's 3D and i'm using lwjgl (OpenGL) and I only want to do really basic stuff. I had an algorithm that worked but I couldn't detect where I walked into the cube. The algorithm was like on collision x -= x - sizeX (same with z), but since I cant detect what axis i'm hitting then cube on then it brings me to the same spot.

This is not related to OpenGL

if you just want to detect if two AABBs overlaps, you can fairly easily code it yourself:

for (AABB other : allAABBs)
sweep for collisions on x-axis: if other.min.x < this.max.x &amp;&amp; other.max.x > this.min.x
if true sweep for collisions on y-axis: -
if true sweep for collisions on y-axis: -
if true yes they do collide.

If you have an insane amount of objects you could put them into an oct-tree, but the above approach is very fast

If you want some thing more you should look into one of these: http://www.google.dk...chrome&amp;ie=UTF-8

or this: http://jbullet.advel.cz/

Could you please give me a snippet of code to show how its done? (Sorry i'm new to Java Game Developement) (Btw i'm using Lwjgl and I looked into JBullet but JBullet didn't look like it's compatible with Lwjgl)