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The motion physics of the objects sailing through the air, ranging from thrown baseballs to battleship cannonfire to falling rocks.
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When an object is launched off-screen, is there any way to know if it's coming back?
If there is no need to go back to same position then an easy way is adding colliders around the scene to make a bounce back when it goes off camera
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