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# Collision

This component inherits from the `IInterface_CollisionDataProvider` interface, allowing you to manually define the collision geometry used by the physics engine. It generates a two-dimensional grid where each point is projected onto the surface of a sphere with a specific radius. This grid continuously follows the player so that collision calculations are only performed within a nearby zone. The size of this zone can be configured.

Parameters:

* **Collision Triangle Size:** The size of the triangles that form the collision mesh.
* **Collision Resolution:** The resolution of the grid that forms the collision mesh.
* **Show Collision Mesh:** Allows debugging the zone where collision calculations are performed. You can change the drawing color and width using Debug Color and Debug Line Width.

![Colision](/files/gcG7LKpEXd94s0v7tht5)


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